Depart from Waikoloa on a once-in-a-lifetime tour. From lush tropical rainforest to dry, desert-like land, the Kohala coast has some of the most beautiful scenery on the Big Island. Get a birds eye
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Location: Big Island of Hawaii
What's Included
- Use of microphones with 2-way communication with pilot
- Pilot Guide who are also State of Hawaii Certified Tour Guides
- All Fees and Taxes
- Use of Bose Aviation-grade, electronic noise-cancelling headsets
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Yes, there are age restrictions. Kids as young as 2 can join, but keep in mind that they need to be able to wear the headphones. It's a great family-friendly experience, but I’d recommend making sure they’re okay with the height and noise. Also, just to note, most tours have a maximum weight limit of around 300 lbs for each passenger.
A: The best time for the tour is generally between April and October when the weather is clearer. However, the tour can be affected by rain, especially in the winter months. The company tends to be great about rescheduling if weather is bad, so just keep that in mind. I went in September and the views were stunning!
A: You should definitely dress in layers! It can be a bit chilly up there, especially if you're flying early in the morning or later in the evening. I'd recommend wearing a light jacket and comfortable shoes since you'll be landing near the waterfall, and don’t forget sunglasses to protect your eyes from the sun reflecting off the water!
Discussions
Thinking about getting the Kohala Waterfalls helicopter tour as a gift!
Hey guys! I’m considering this helicopter tour for my parents' anniversary. They love adventure and have always wanted to see Hawaii from above. The idea of landing by a waterfall sounds amazing! Just wanted to hear if anyone has done this tour and any tips or must-knows. I want to make sure it’s as special as possible for them!
Anyone else nervous about flying in a helicopter?
I’m trying to book the Kohala Waterfalls tour, but I’m kinda nervous about flying in a helicopter. I’ve never done it before! I really want to see those waterfalls from above, but just a little worried about the height. Do you guys think it's worth it? Any tips for a first-timer?