• Barossa Helicopters - When you come to the main office, you be greeted by our friendly staff.
  Pre-Flight
  Before you take to the sky, we ask that you please be seated to watch the flight briefing video. All aspects of YOUR safety will be covered in the flight briefing video or verbally by one of our staff. Please listen carefully!
  We will also ask you to please leave all hats, bags, scarves, anything lose (including selfie sticks) MUST remain behind. Be sure to take your cameras or any picture taking devices with you as the views are awesome.

Boarding Helicopter:
Our ground crew will escort you to the helicopter and determine your best seating arrangements

• this is according to yours and your travelling partners individual size/weight. Small children will always have their own seat and generally will be in the back seats. Before you board, our ground crew will show you where to stand to have your photo taken next to the helicopter. We will use your camera or phone.

• Local guide
• All taxes, fees and handling charges
• Goods and Services Tax (GST)
• Photo opportunity on YOUR camera/Phone

• Food and drinks
• Hotel pickup and drop-off

Taking off from the helipad in the Hoffnungsthal Valley, passengers can enjoy a flight past Lyndoch, following the western ridge of the Barossa to the historic Seppeltsfield. Here, vineyards gracefully contour the rolling hills, and palm tree-lined roads can be seen. The journey continues over Maggie Beer’s farm and the renowned Penfold’s Winery, before veering along the eastern side of Nuriootpa, circling the Wolf Blass winery, and offering a view of the expansive limestone quarry near Angaston. A little further on, a stunning aerial view of one of South Australia’s most beautiful horse racing studs awaits.

As the descent into the valley towards Tanunda begins, the pilot will highlight some of the historic buildings and settlements, such as Chateau Tanunda and Bethany. Beyond Tanunda lies the home of Jacobs Creek. From there, the flight proceeds to the southern end of the Barossa, passing Lyndoch, over the Barossa Goldfields, and the Whispering Wall (the Barossa reservoir), before finally returning to the Hoffnungsthal Valley.

• No pets
• Weight restrictions apply. Maximum individual weight of 130kg, maximum combined weight of 3 passengers is 270kg.
• Children must be a minimum of 100 cm tall to fly

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.