easy
25 minutes
No specific fitness required; suitable for all ages and health levels.
Soar over Tasmania’s East Coast on a 25-minute helicopter flight with Freycinet Air Tasmania, capturing stunning aerial views of Wineglass Bay and the Hazards range. Discover a fresh perspective on this iconic landscape without the hike.
For All Ages • 25 minutes • Scenic Tassie Helicopter Tour!
25 Minutes
Discover the dramatic landscape and incredible beauty of Tasmania's East Coast and Wineglass Bay like never before with our Scenic Helicopter Tour. There is simply no better way to experience the breathtaking vistas of this region than from the air, with us.
Our helicopter tour promises a visual feast for your eyes as we glide over the dazzling coastal scenery. Marvel at the pink granite mountains rising majestically from the sea as we venture over the Hazards Mountain range, offering a spectacular view of the stunning vista of Wineglass Bay. This iconic wineglass shaped bay takes on a new level of beauty from the sky, showcasing its sparkling turquoise water and pristine sand.
Keep an eye out for marine mammals.
Our Wineglass Bay Scenic Flight offers an unforgettable experience, encompassing breathtaking views of Freycinet Peninsula, Wineglass Bay, Hazards Mountains, Moulting Lagoon, and Friendly Beaches. Experience the ultimate relaxation as you soak in the beauty of Wineglass Bay without the need for a hike to the lookout. This leisurely tour allows you to sit back, unwind, and immerse yourself in the splendour of Tasmania's East Coast from the comfort of our luxurious helicopter.
Tasmania’s coastal weather can shift quickly; reserve your flight in advance and aim for clear days to maximize visibility.
To reduce glare off the water and enhance colors, use a polarizing lens or settings for crisp aerial photos.
Helicopter cabins can experience temperature fluctuations; lightweight layers help you stay comfortable throughout the flight.
Follow all instructions from the pilot and crew to ensure a safe and smooth flight experience.
The Freycinet Peninsula is named after French explorer Louis de Freycinet, highlighting early European voyages to Tasmania in the 19th century.
The area benefits from strict environmental protections to preserve its fragile coastal ecosystems, making low-impact aerial tours a preferred way to view the landscape.
Captures clearer, glare-free images of water and landscape from the air.
Keeps you comfortable inside the helicopter despite temperature changes.
all specific
Protects eyes from strong sunlight during daytime flights.
summer specific
Enhances close-up views of wildlife and distant landscape features.