Coral Coast Helicopter Services

From $65 to $660

Take in the local area with a short scenic flight from the best seat in the house.

Short Scenic Flight provides the opportunity to take in the beautiful town of Carnarvon and all of its local attractions including the Overseas Telecommunications Commission (OTC) Dish, Plantations, the Gascoyne River and the One Mile Jetty.

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Marvel at the sheer scale and fascinating ancient geology of Mount Augustus on this epic full day adventure, which includes Aboriginal rock engravings (petroglyphs), gorges and open plains. This tour is a 2.5 hour flight each way from Carnarvon to Mt Augusta.

Choose from the many walks on offer from shady groves of gnarly white-barked river red gums. In cooler months, fit and appropriately equipped experienced bushwalkers take on the challenging climb to the summit to soak up the views.

Take a refreshing dip or unload the canoe at Cattle Pool – a natural permanent pool bustling with birdlife including blue-winged kookaburras and sacred kingfishers.

Call us to enquire about a booking.

View important safety information at: https://exploreparks.dbca.wa.gov.au/park/mount-augustus-national-park

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$660

Whether it’s line-fishing or spear-fishing or crayfishing you crave, Coral Coast Helicopters can tailor an adventure to suit you.

Our Heli Fishing packages are an awesome way to experience some of the best land-based fishing that Western Australia has to offer.

Besides the fishing, the 1-hour helicopter flight is an incredible way to view your next prime fishing location from above.

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$800

Departing Carnarvon this one-and-a-half hour scenic helicopter flight takes you north along the spectacularly rugged Quobba coastline.

Over-fly Miaboolya Beach, Fitzroy Reef, the Quobba Blowholes, Quobba Homestead and Cape Cuvier’s Dampier Salt Loader before landing at your own private and very exclusive beach.

Back-dropped by 600-feet cliffs, this location is truly impressive and only accessible by helicopter or boat.

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$165

These incredible Whale Watching Tours are a spectacular way to observe the gentle humpback whales as they enjoy the shallow and warmer waters of Shark Bay off Carnarvon.

You will be amazed by the number of whales that migrate annually to the region between the months of May and December.

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$1980

This one hour scenic helicopter flight takes you to a remote beach location which is isolated, private and picturesque.

Once there, you’ll enter the shallow waters of a gorgeous rock-pool where you will be treated to an abundance of marine life such as fish, urchins, octopus, wobbegongs and of course…….the famous Western Rock Lobster.

Enjoy this unique opportunity to view numerous crayfish in their natural environment, an experience you’ll not forget.

At the end of the day they offer you the chance to take home two crayfish per guest, which enables them to maintain this sustainable eco-adventure.

This adventure is one of their most popular and is suitable for all ages.

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From $330 to $990

Departing Carnarvon this 45 minute scenic helicopter flight takes you north along Miaboolya Beach and over Fitzroy Reef to the Quobba Blowholes and the Aquarium.

Choose to explore the Blowholes and the surrounding area on foot, laze on the beach and work on your tan or even go for a snorkel among the hundreds of fish which are abundant within the protected waters of the Aquarium.

Disabled Access

$1980

Departing Carnarvon this 1.5 hour scenic helicopter flight takes in both Bernier and Dorre Islands which are situated 26 nautical miles (50 Km) to the west, in the Indian Ocean.

Both Class A Nature Reserves, these un-spoilt islands are a gorgeous spectacle and provide a sheltered home to hundreds of marine species.

You can expect to see Manta Rays, Sting Rays, Dugongs, Dolphins, Sharks, Turtles and Whales (May – Nov) on this tour.

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$660

Visit the historically significant Cape Inscription where, in 1616, Dutch sailor Dirk Hartog made one of the first recorded landfalls by a European on the West Australian coastline .

Dirk Hartog Island is truly one of the most beautiful islands you’ll ever visit and with a history so rich they are sure you’ll find this tour to be a real eye-opener. Includes light lunch, cold drinks and snorkel gear.

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$660

Departing Carnarvon, this 1-hour scenic helicopter flight takes you to a secluded beach location where you can enjoy complete tranquillity.

From crystal clear shallow waters, coral reef and marine life in abundance, you will be astonished as you venture into the darkness of Neptune’s Cave.

This adventure is one of our most popular and is suitable for all ages.

Disabled Access

$1600

Depart Carnarvon and track south over the picturesque waters of the Gascoyne Flats and Bush Bay. Over-fly Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve. Take in the raw beauty of the pre-historic Stromatolites of Hamelin Pool. Stop at Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort to enjoy morning tea, and a lovely stroll along the beach as dolphins play at your feet. Depart Monkey Mia and track along the eastern edge of Cape Peron NP.
View Big Lagoon is Shark Bay’s largest protected lagoon and is quite a site from above. This special place attracts photographers from all over the world.

Visit the world class Ocean Park Aquarium for a guided tour of the aquarium and shark tank. Enjoy lunch on the deck at Ocean Park.

Stop-off at Steep Point, the most western point of the Australian mainland. This area is historically rich with tales of ship-wrecks, discovery and tragedy.

Next stop Dirk Hartog Island. Fly overhead and explore the history surrounding Cape Inscription on foot.

Dorre and Bernier Islands are both are Class A Nature Reserves and are home to a number of highly endangered marsupials. The Islands also have a tragic history as you’ll learn more about on this unique tour.

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$1600

Departing Carnarvon, this half/full-day adventure includes a 60-minute return helicopter flight to a spectacular spearfishing destination.

This tour is suited to all levels of experience from beginners to the serious spearo in search of trophy fish. The choice is yours to bring your own equipment, or equipment can be provided on the day (wetsuits, fins, masks, spearguns etc.).

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$800

From the snow-white, cockleshell beach, dark microbial mats and turquoise water, this adventure is certainly one to go on your bucket list.

Departing Carnarvon or Denham, this scenic helicopter flight takes you to Hamelin Pool Marine Reserve inside the UNESCO Wold Heritage Shark Bay Marine Park.

This tour is the first of its kind in Australia and is a fantastic way to experience first hand what the world may have looked like 3.5 Billion years ago.

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Test your balance with this Stand-up-Paddleboard (SUP) Adventure. All equipment is provided for you to enjoy your time on the water. Contact us for booking information.

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When anchored off the southern tip of Dirk Hartog Island in 1697, the Dutch seafarer Willem de Vlamingh named this point Steyle Hock, translated as Steep Point. Today this is part of pilgrimages to visit all of the extreme cardinal points on the Australian mainland, being the western-most point of mainland Australia.

This flight is approximately one hour each way, taking in the scenic view above Cape Peron.

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$1200

Departing Carnarvon, this 2.5-hour scenic helicopter flight takes you north along the rugged Quobba coastline towards the majestic wonder of Lake MacLeod.

Lake MacLeod is a vast wetland system home to one of the largest in-land mangrove communities in the world. The westernmost lake in Australia, the wetlands are replenished by a unique karst system, which flushes the ocean tides of the Indian Ocean through subterranean channels underneath the lake. These channels thrust seawater up vertical shafts, sinkholes and other surface vents within the lake.

A photographer’s dream this lake is filled with colour and abstract scenery. In 2020 ‘Blue Dragon’ by Steven Manolakis was shortlisted for the 2020 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year competition.

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