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Path to Pali Passage Helicopter Flight
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What's included
Sightseeing helicopter flight
Free headsets for babies
What's not included
Flight video (available for purchase)
Important information
* Doors-off tour: jackets and sweatshirts required, long pants recommended
* No hats allowed for safety reasons - you may leave them in the office during the flight
* Baby headsets can be provided
- Board a world-class helicopter with an experienced pilot for a sunset and twilight flight
- See the pink, orange, red, and yellow colors of sunset against the expansive skyline
- See Ala Moana Center, Magic Island, Honolulu Skyline, Diamond Head, Pearl Harbor and more
Watch the Waikiki skyline twinkle below you on this thrilling twilight helicopter flight! Board at sunset and watch the colors light up the modern city buildings from a new angle. You'll see Ala Moana Center, Magic Island, Honolulu Skyline, Pearl Harbor and more.
It's time to get up, up and away from the regular sunset-seekers and get the views of Waikiki you've been waiting for.
This scenic helicopter flight with an experienced pilot flies you off into the sunset, where you'll see Hawaiian highlights like Ala Moana Center, Magic Island, wide gold-sand beaches, the Honolulu Skyline, and the raggedy ridgeline of the mighty Diamond Head.
You'll also fly over the historic Pearl Harbor, and see the USS Arizona Memorial from above.
As twilight appears, the pink, orange, and red streaks of the Oahu sunset will take your breath away.
Have your smartphone voucher scanned at the Novictor Oahu Helicopter Tours Office, inside the Castle & Cooke Aviation building at Honolulu International Airport.
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit date.