Tour review
Is This Kauai Helicopter Tour Right for You?
Choose this when the visual position and privacy matter more than adding a larger group. It is especially compelling for two travelers, but the small aircraft has strict individual and combined-weight limits.
Experience overview
Kauai Helicopter Tour Highlights
Private doors-off flight for one party
All listed passenger seats are window positions
Two-way headsets, narration, and life preservers included
A 55-minute island circuit from Lihue




Sightseeing route
Kauai Helicopter Flight Route
- 1
Depart from the Mauna Loa check-in point near Lihue Airport
- 2
Pass Manawaiopuna Falls and Waimea Canyon
- 3
Follow the Na Pali Coast
- 4
Cross Mount Waialeale before returning to Lihue
Flight routes and departure times can change with weather, air traffic, visibility, and operating conditions.
Booking details
What Is Included in the Tour?
✓ Included
- Private 55-minute helicopter experience
- Two-way headsets and narration
- Life preservers
× Not included
- Hotel pickup
- Gratuities
- Unsecured personal equipment
Getting there
Meeting Point and Check-In
Terminal
3748 Ahukini Rd, Lihue, HI 96766.
Arrival plan
Arrive 40 minutes before the scheduled departure for weighing, seat planning, and the safety briefing.
Before you book
Passenger Rules and Requirements
01The maximum individual weight is 275 lb and the total passenger weight cannot exceed 620 lb
The maximum individual weight is 275 lb and the total passenger weight cannot exceed 620 lb.
02Children ages 7 to 11 must sit beside a closed door
Children ages 7 to 11 must sit beside a closed door. Guests age 12 and older may be assigned beside an open door.
03The listing is not wheelchair accessible and is not recommended for travelers with significant back problems
The listing is not wheelchair accessible and is not recommended for travelers with significant back problems.
04All seats are viewing positions, but exact left or right placement is decided by weight and balance
All seats are viewing positions, but exact left or right placement is decided by weight and balance.
