Maui’s most breathtaking helicopter tour—with a private landing!
Hana Rainforest with Landing
1 Hour 15 Minute Tour
Special Online price of $315 per person
Features Rainforests, Waterfalls, Lush Valleys and Coastline
West Maui & Molokai
Hana & Haleakala
Complete Island
TOURS WITH LANDINGS
Sea Cliffs & Waterfalls
A Maui helicopter tour is the most scenic way to see all of this beautiful island. Did you know that 80 percent of the island can only be seen by air? Soar above the clouds and explore all that Maui has to offer from a bird’s eye view. There are four flight patterns to choose from and they are all spectacular! The 45 minute West Maui and Molokai helicopter tours feature views of beautiful Lahaina, and the West Maui Mountains. Experience Hawaii’s tallest sea cliffs and waterfalls on Molokai’s north shore. The 45 minute Hana and Haleakala helicopter tours feature remote and spectacular sights of East Maui including world famous Haleakala Crater and the lush valleys and waterfalls of the Hana rainforest.
The 60 minute island helicopter flight includes both the dramatic valleys of the West Maui Mountains and East Maui’s Haleakala Crater and Hana Rainforest. For the ultimate VIP experience, choose a helicopter tour with a private landing. We recommend touring in an Eco Star helicopter which boasts 23 percent more interior, captain’s chairs and bigger windows than the A Star aircraft. Guests of all ages are welcome to fly and lap children up to the age of 24 months are FREE! Maui helicopter tours book up quickly so we recommend to book early. Not sure which flight is best for you? Give us a call and we will help you decide!
“The most amazing experience of my life”
Best Viewed by Helicopter
The West Maui Mountains features the islands tallest waterfall and up to 17 cascading waterfalls in the Pu’u Kukui Watershed known as the Wall of Tears. This area is isolated and remote and can only be seen by air. You can view this area on both Complete Island flight and a West Maui Molokai 55 minute flight.
Keopuka is often called Jurassic Rock because it appeared in the beginning scene of Jurassic Park. The best way to see this area is by air because there is a beautiful waterfall behind which you cannot see from land.
Haleakala Crater is known for being the largest dormant volcanic crater in world. In truth it is a not a true crater but was formed by multiple eruptions and erosion. Many agree that Haleakala’s stunning landscape resembles that of the moon. Sitting at 10,023 feet in elevation.
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