KAUAI DOORS OFF HELICOPTER TOUR The Premiere Way To See The Island Of Kauai

SOAR ABOVE THE GARDEN ISLE

Kauai is as beautiful as it is rugged, and the vast majority of the island is inaccessible by car. So the best possible way to see Kauai is from the cabin of a helicopter!

This tour is especially exciting because it is ‘doors off’ meaning the cabin is open to the elements and you will be able to feel the wind as you soar above the jungle canopy below. So if you are ready to enjoy the best views, take the most enviable photos, and experience an unparalleled adrenaline rush, book your Kauai helicopter tour today!

• Starting At:

  $345 USD

• Age:

  10 yrs+

• Duration:

  45-minute

• Location:

  Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii

• What's Included

  • A locker for securely storing valuables and personal items

  • Flight jackets that will be provided to all passengers

  • Top-of-the-line noise-canceling headsets

Kauai Doors Off Helicopter Tour Features

Hanapepe Valley

This fertile jungle valley’s name in Hawaiian means “crushed bay”, which may be due to the landslides the region sees on occasion. Hanapepe is known for its deep bay area which is surrounded by cliffs as well as an excellent place to grow staple Hawaiian crops including bananas, sweet potato, and kalo.

Na Pali Coast

The Na Pali Coast is a treasured region of Kauai and stretches for 17 miles along the island’s North Shore. The Na Pali coast is dotted with picturesque beaches hidden by towering volcanic cliffs and ridges that are covered in thick jungle greenery. The waterfalls that tumble out of the mountains only add to the breathtaking scenery. Pictures simple can’t do the Na Pali coast justice, and once you see it from the cabin of your helicopter you will understand why.

Mount Waialeale

Mount Waialeale is incredibly difficult to get to on foot, but even so, the dormant shield volcano is a known location where ancient Hawaiians would offer sacrifices, honor ancestors, and construct heiaus. From a helicopter, you will be able to enjoy glimpses of the huge ridges and numerous waterfalls that this region is known for.