Discover the Mornington Peninsula from the sky on a scenic 45-minute flight departing from Tyabb Airport. Take in iconic spots like Arthurs Seat, Point Nepean, and Cape Schanck Lighthouse as you soar above Victoria’s stunning coastline and countryside.
Discover the Mornington Peninsula from the sky on a scenic 45-minute flight departing from Tyabb Airport. Take in iconic spots like Arthurs Seat, Point Nepean, and Cape Schanck Lighthouse as you soar above Victoria’s stunning coastline and countryside.
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Operated by HeliGo · Tyabb, Victoria
Experience the Mornington Peninsula like never before with a breathtaking circular flight departing from Tyabb Airport in Victoria, Australia. This 45-minute aerial journey delivers spectacular panoramas of fertile farmland, shimmering waters, and rugged coasts that define one of Victoria’s most captivating outdoor playgrounds. Perfectly suited for adventurers and casual sightseers alike, this trip reveals the region’s natural beauty from a vantage point few get to enjoy, making it a must-do when visiting the Mornington Peninsula.
The flight commences with a gentle ascent over lush, rural fields, descending south toward the bayside town of Dromana. From here, the aircraft tracks along Port Phillip Bay’s eastern shoreline, offering sweeping views of the sparkling blue bay, coastal suburbs, and the iconic rise of Arthurs Seat, a distinctive granite formation gifted with panoramic lookout spots for hikers below. Moving southwest, the route follows the coastline toward Port Phillip Heads, where you can spot Point Nepean’s historic fortifications and witness the powerful tidal currents of “The Rip,” the turbulent entrance linking the bay to the wild Bass Strait.
Further along, the flight showcases the dramatic cliffs and wild surf beaches characteristic of Victoria’s southern coastline. The renowned Cape Schanck Lighthouse perched on black volcanic basalt rock provides a striking contrast against the ocean’s deep blues. This hand-built lighthouse, active since 1859, serves as a cultural landmark guarding mariners navigating these treacherous waters. On the return leg, the plane glides inland over patchworks of vibrant vineyards, bushland, and rolling countryside, painting a picture of the peninsula's rich agricultural heritage and serene landscapes.
Operated by skilled, personable pilots, this experience includes a comprehensive pre-flight briefing, access to the comfortable HeliGo Lounge at Tyabb Airport, and free parking for your convenience. Choose between the Robinson R44 or Bell Jet Ranger aircrafts, each offering their unique windowed views and seating configurations for intimate group flights.
Beyond the flight itself, the Mornington Peninsula remains a standout outdoor destination for its diversity—vineyards, coastal trails, beaches, and bushland reserves all punctuate the area. Taking to the skies here amplifies your connection to this region, providing an unmatched perspective that captures its natural and historic spirit.
Whether you’re looking to capture unrivaled photos, celebrate a special occasion, or simply soak in the scenic bounty of Victoria’s coast, this flight offers an accessible and unforgettable way to explore. The combination of geological wonders, rich flora, and cultural touchpoints elevates this aerial tour to an essential piece of any Mornington Peninsula itinerary.
easy.
1–1.5 hours total.
No special fitness required; participants should be able to board and exit the aircraft with minimal assistance.
The flight lasts approximately 45 minutes, with a total experience time around 75 minutes including check-in and briefing.
Yes, weight and size limits apply for safety. Passenger weights must be provided during booking.
Absolutely, cameras and smartphones are welcome onboard to capture your flight experience.
If weather conditions are unsuitable, the flight will be rescheduled or refunded to prioritize passenger safety.
Yes, but children under 12 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian.
Passengers must be able to safely board and exit the aircraft. Notify operators about any mobility or medical concerns in advance.
Point Nepean once guarded the entrance to Port Phillip Bay with military forts dating back to the 19th century.
Operators prioritize minimizing noise impact and adhere to strict environmental regulations to protect local wildlife and landscapes during flights.
HeliGo is a helicopter experience provider based at Tyabb Airport in Tyabb, Victoria. Operating a range of scenic flights and day tours, HeliGo offers departures that showcase the coastal and rural landscapes of southeastern Victoria. Tours include circular scenic flights over the Mornington Peninsula, short scenic routes to Philip Island and Arthurs Seat viewpoints, and longer day tours such as the Yarra Valley lunch flight and a Wilsons Prom day tour with a planned landing and lunch at Gurneys' Cidery. HeliGo’s product range also includes half-day and gourmet lunch options that combine aerial sightseeing with on-ground dining at selected wineries and cideries. The Yarra Valley Lunch Half Day Tour features a visit to a selected winery and a leisurely lunch paired with local and award-winning wines. The Wilson's Prom Day Tour includes aerial views of mountains and beaches and a rustic lunch at Gurneys' Cidery. For those interested in hands-on flying, HeliGo offers the You Fly! Training Introductory Flight, where participants fly with a qualified instructor and receive supervised control time in the helicopter. Flight routes commonly highlight key regional landmarks such as Arthurs Seat, Point Nepean and Cape Schanck Lighthouse. All flights operate from Tyabb Airport and are designed to provide aerial access to vineyards, coastlines and national park scenery without lengthy ground transfers. Information about availability, landing options and meal inclusions is provided for each tour, enabling customers to select flights that match their schedule and interests.
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