Experience the spectacular Cairns Region from the air in one of these Helicopter Joy Flights. With scenic flights ranging from 10 to 60 minutes, there's an option to suit everybody.

 Rainforest Scenic Flight - 30 minutes

Flying over the seaside town of Port Douglas, your Pilot & Guide (they really are great at both) will whisk you to Mossman Gorge and beyond where you can almost hear the rainforest breathing. Beauty so rare, it’ll take your breath away.

Port Douglas Mossman Gorge Daintree Rainforest (Southern Section) 4 Mile Beach

  Reef Scenic Flight - 30 minutes

Low Isles is postcard perfect from a boat. From the air it really comes to life, as does the entire North Queensland coastline laid out below you. This is just the beginning of your Outer Reef odyssey that skips and soars over the greatest single natural asset on the planet. Don’t forget to help your totally cool pilot spot for wildlife – yeah!

 

Port Douglas Low Isles Batt Reef 4 Mile Beach

  Deluxe Reef Scenic Flight - 45 minutes

When we say deluxe we mean deluxe. You’ll have heaps of time on this Tongue & Batt Reef flight to take in the scale of a vast beauty, but don’t forget to keep an eye out for the smaller details like turtles, dolphins and sometimes even whales!

Port Douglas Low Isles Batt Reef Tongue Reef 4 Mile Beach

 

Reef & Rainforest Scenic Flight - 60 minutes

Want the best of both worlds? Why not! This great combination has it in abundance. One World Heritage area is special, but two side by side is exceptional and totally unique. Welcome to one of the rarest and best heli-scenic flights around. Watch emerald green rainforest become aqua blue reefs from the comfort of your own flying lounge chair – in real time. Just don’t forget to look out for those smaller details like turtles, dolphins and even manta rays!

Port Douglas Low Isles Batt Reef Tongue Reef Mossman Gorge Daintree Rainforest (southern section) 4 Mile Beach

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Are there any extra costs?
A. No - The environmental tax is included in your rate.

Q. Can we take photographs in the helicopters?
A. All helicopters have clear windows which enable you to take some incredible photographs of the Reef and Rainforest. Some of the helicopters have windows which can be opened for photograph shooting as well; all we ask is that when taking pictures no part of the body or camera is placed outside of the helicopter, and straps are not to be placed around the neck for safety reasons.

Q. Why are weights so important on a helicopter?
A. Like airplane flights, weights play an important role in helicopters. We need to ensure that our helicopters on all flights are not over loaded under the Civil Aviation Safety Authority regulations. For this reason we need you to provide accurate weights when booking. There is no need to be concerned as your weights are kept strictly confidential and you will also be weighed on arrival, including your luggage.

Q. What type of helicopters do you have?
A. We have a fleet of Bell 206B Jetrangers, Bell 206L Longrangers, Eurocopter AS350B (more affectionately known as Squirrels) and a Robinson 44.

Q. What happens if the weather is bad?
A. If at the time of departure, the pilots deem that the flight cannot go ahead due to bad weather conditions and thus raising safety concerns, the flight will be cancelled. If this occurs we will make every endeavor to place you on an alternate flight that will meet your requirements. If this is not plausible a full refund will be offered.