Helicopter Panorama with Picnic
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Port
Durban, South Africa
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Activity Level
Easy Activity
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Excursion Type
All
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Wheelchair Accessible
No
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Starting At (prices in USD)
$699
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Minimum Age
Information Not Currently Available
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Duration
Approximately 3 Hours
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Meals Included
Meals included
Transfer from the pier to the helipad at Virginia Airport.
After a safety briefing, you'll take off on this magical helicopter flight which starts with an adrenaline-filled, low-level ride up the Umgeni River Valley. You'll pop up over the Inanda Dam wall and climb up past Top's Needle to the Valley of a Thousand Hills.
Enjoy a delicious picnic in real style on top of the plateau, with a 360° view of the city of Durban, the ocean, the stadium and the Valley of a Thousand Hills -- a truly unforgettable Africa experience.
Return to the airport and back to the pier in Durban.
Cancellation Policy:
14 Days prior to arrival in the excursion port. This excursion is non-refundable within 14 days of arrival into the excursion port. Any cancellations made after this deadline will be subject to full payment of the tour. This will include if a guest cancels their voyage within 14 days of arrival into the excursion port.
Important notes:
The aircraft operators will decide if weather conditions are suitable for flightseeing. If the flight is canceled due to weather conditions, a full refund will be made. Due to aircraft weight and balance considerations, we require guests’ weights and names at least 96 hours prior to arrival. Individual passenger weights must not exceed 200lbs. The FAA mandates that all guests be weighed during check-in. Lap children cannot occupy front row seats. In case of an emergency, front row passengers must understand English instructions and be physically capable of operating exit doors. Guests should wear comfortable clothing and sturdy walking shoes. For optimal photography and views, we recommend darker-colored clothing to reduce window reflections. Please refrain from using iPads or other tablet PCs as photographic devices, as they can obstruct the view for other participants.