Dampier Archipelago and Karratha Helicopter Flights
You’ll be astonished at the picturesque views of the Dampier Archipelago and the stunning blue water when viewed from our helicopter. The contrast between the bright white beaches and the rugged Pilbara landscape is a breathtaking sight. Keep an eye out for turtles, manta rays, dugongs and a range of other marine life. All flights depart from the Karratha Visitor Centre, to request a booking have a look at our tours or phone us on (08) 9144 4600.
Please note from December to March flights depart from the Karratha Airport.
Please note that there is a maximum body weight of 136kg per seat on the Robinson R44 helicopter.
Karratha & Nickol Bay Helicopter Flight (18 Minutes)
Tour Code: P18 | Price: $195
Take off over the city of Karratha following the curve of Nickol Bay to Hearson’s Cove before heading for the thriving transport hub of the Pilbara iron ore and LNG industries. See the Ammonia Plant and the many salt lakes as well as glimpses of sea life.
Burrup Peninsula & Angel Island Helicopter Flight (30 Minutes)
Tour Code: P30 | Price: $325
On departure, orbit the city of Karratha before heading up the coast of the Burrup Peninsula. Fly past Hearson’s cove and onwards towards sea ripple passage. View the picturesque islands of the Dampier Peninsula, including Angel Island and Dolphin Island. The Burrup Peninsular is home to some of the oldest and most plentiful aboriginal rock art in Australia. Marine life abounds all the way, with manta rays, turtles, dugongs and more. Flying down the western side of the Peninsula you will see the LNG and iron ore industries in full swing and then the main salt lakes before heading back to Karratha.
Dampier Archipelago Islands Helicopter Flight (45 Minute Flight)
Tour Code: P45 | Price $495
Fly over a chain of 42 islands in the Dampier Archipelago with picturesque sandy white beaches, within the raw beauty of the rugged Pilbara landscape. It is not uncommon to witness an abundance of coastal wildlife such as turtles, manta rays, dugongs, dolphins, schools of fish, birdlife… you may even see a whale or two! Fly over the clear blue ocean to the pristine white sand beaches on the many islands west of the Burrup Peninsula. These islands are a haven for the locals and it is clear to see why! A lot of marine life, especially turtles, as well as bird life choose to make their nests here. The port of Dampier greets us as we make landfall again, the ships of the iron ore and LNG industries being filled by the many trains connecting Karratha to the heart of the Pilbara.
