Safari Helicopters Hawaii
Safari Helicopters offers helicopter flights on the Big Island of Hawaii that operate exclusively from the Hilo side of the Island. These tours offered by Safari Helicopters specialize in seeing the volcanic areas in and surrounding the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Safari Helicopter is a family owned and operated business that had its beginnings on the island of Kauai and eventually spread to the Big Island. They fly the very popular A-star helicopters equipped with large viewing windows, two-way intercoms allowing for pilot and passenger conversations, special four-way video systems which record your individual flight, leather seats and a sound-proof cabin.…
Vendor: Safari Helicopters
Product: Deluxe Volcano 50-55 Minutes
Description: Fly directly to the Kilauea Volcanic System to view the current activity which may include cinder cones with lava lakes, skylights and lava flows entering the ocean to create black sands beaches. View the Lava Tree Forest and the waterfalls north of Hilo, weather permitting, before returning to the Hilo Airport.*
Operates: Daily
Departure Point: Heliport at the Hilo Airport
Duration: 50-55 minute tour
Equipment: ASTAR 350B2-7 with more leg room, air conditioning for passenger comfort and multiple video camera system to record actual tour, two way intercom system for a more personalized tour, stereo music and a large 'picture window' for superior viewing. Recently installed CD Stereo System and the latest and newest model Bose X Noise Cancellation Headsets.
Capacity: Six passengers
Inclusions: N/A
Menu:
Exclusions: Video of actual tour is available for $40.00.
*Restrictions: 48 Hour Cancellation Policy. Flight pattern and specific sights are subject to weather. Please no bags, backpacks, caps, hats or purses on tours. Cameras and Videos are allowed, not the camera bags. You will be weighed at check in (if you weigh more than your given weight, you may get bumped from the flight and you still have to pay for the seat). First Class Front Seat Passengers are subject to a maximum combined weight of 370 lbs. Open Seating passengers weighing 250 lbs and over may have to purchase an extra seat. For two clients flying together who have a combined weight in excess of 450lbs the two may have to purchase an extra seat, the equivalent of 3 seats. Directions: (for help using the directions click here) | |
| Your Price |
| First Class | $249.00 | $238.90 |
| Open Seating | $199.00 | $189.90 |
Vendor: Safari Helicopters
Product: Volcano Coast Safari 40-45min
Description: Fly directly to the Kilauea Volcanic System to view the current activity which may include cinder cones with lava lakes, skylights and lava flows entering the ocean to create black sands beaches.*
Operates: Daily
Departure Point: Heliport at Hilo Airport
Duration: 40-45 minutes tour
Equipment: ASTAR 350B2-7 with more leg room, air conditioning for passenger comfort and multiple video camera system to record actual tour, two way intercom system for a more personalized tour, stereo music and a large 'picture window' for superior viewing. Recently installed CD Stereo System and the latest and newest model Bose X Noise Cancellation Headsets.
Capacity: Six passengers
Inclusions: N/A
Menu:
Exclusions: Video of actual tour is available for $40.00.
*Restrictions: 48 Hour Cancellation Policy. Please no bags, backpacks, caps, hats or purses on tours. Cameras and Videos are allowed, not the camera bags. You will be weighed at check in (if you weigh more than your given weight, you may get bumped from the flight and you still have to pay for the seat). Flight pattern and specific sights are subject to weather. For clients over 250 lbs there is a charge of an extra seat. For two clients flying together who have a combined weight in excess of 450lbs the two are charged the equivalent of 3 seats. Directions: (for help using the directions click here) | |
| Your Price |
| First Class | $229.00 | $218.90 |
| Open Seating | $179.00 | $169.90 |
Helicopter Tours on Hawaii by Safari Helicopters Hawaii
Deluxe Volcano (50-55 Minutes) 
