easy
30–45 minutes
No special physical fitness is required beyond the ability to safely board and exit the helicopter.
Discover Galveston Island’s wildlife and coastline like never before with a private helicopter tour. Spot dolphins and turtles while soaring over stunning beaches and harbor views.
Take to the skies above Galveston Island on an exclusive private helicopter tour that offers a stunning aerial view of the Texas Gulf Coast. Operated by Galveston Helicopters, the Sea Life Tour gives you a remarkable opportunity to spot dolphins, rays, and turtles as you glide over sparkling waters and the island's beautiful beachfront. This private adventure ensures an intimate, personalized experience, perfect for families, couples, or groups seeking a unique perspective beyond the usual beach day. The route covers iconic landmarks, including the harbor and coastal wetlands, with expert pilots providing engaging narration about the region's ecology and history. Whether it's a special occasion or simply a desire to see Galveston from a thrilling vantage point, this helicopter tour delivers unforgettable moments and breathtaking scenery, making it one of the top outdoor private experiences in the area.
Private tours have limited availability, so reserve your flight in advance to guarantee your preferred time.
Even at altitude, sun protection is important to keep comfortable during the flight.
You'll be boarding helicopters and walking on tarmac, so sturdy footwear is recommended.
Safety instructions are essential for a smooth and secure flying experience.
Galveston Island has a rich maritime history as a key port city and cultural hub on the Gulf Coast.
Efforts to protect marine life and coastal habitats are active in the area to preserve its natural beauty for future tours.
Protect your eyes from glare during bright, sunny flights.
summer specific
Keeps you comfortable if there's a breeze while waiting outside.
spring specific
Capture stunning aerial photos and videos of the coastline and wildlife.
Ensure safe footing on the helipad and when boarding.