Hawaii Helicopter Tours

Whether you wish to see the amazing volcanoes on Hawaii or the beaches on Oahu, a helicopter tour is a wonderful way to get a birds eye view of the breathtaking sights. On these tours one of the most overwhelming components is the color. The amazing green of the grass and trees, the clear blue of the ocean, and the white sands of the beaches will leave you with an image you'll never forget.

Touring the "Big Island" of Hawaii by helicopter will take you over some amazing places, allowing for unforgettable memories. You will fly over the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and learn how Hawaii was formed. You can also fly over the Royal Gardens and Lava Tree Forest or hover over the beaches. Fly over breathtaking orchid, coffee, and macadamia nut groves where you can sometimes see workers harvesting the crops!

Most of the tour companies in Hawaii use a variation of the A-Star Helicopter. One of the best helicopters on the market specially designed for tours, this helicopter has many advantages over conventional helicopters. With room for 6 passengers and floor to ceiling glass floors, you will have an unobstructed view of the land below you from this high class helicopter.

Since the Hawaiian islands were formed by erupting volcanoes, it is extremely interesting to view them up close. Most tours of Hawaii will take you past Manuna Loa, Mauna Kea, and the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park which all afford amazing views of extinct volcanoes. But if you want to see an active volcano you will have to travel to Kilanea where you can sometimes see magma bubbling inside the volcano!

Traveling past the volcanos of Hawaii is an unforgettable experience. You will be able to see nearly a dozen volcanoes in the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and many more at Mauna Loa and Mauna Kea. You should also be able to fly over Kilanea, which is the only active volcano left on the Hawaiian Islands.

On the "Big Island" of Hawaii you can see the Hawaiian island chain's only active volcano, among other natural wonders. Sweep into the Kohala Mountains and explore the coast. Tropical rain forests and black sand beaches are also on the agenda for nearly any tour of Hawaii. Some tours will also take you over the Royal Gardens and the Lava Tree Forest.