Air, Helicopter & Balloon Tours in Western Cape

Enjoy an exhilarating 45-minute private helicopter tour over Cape Town and the highlights of the Cape Peninsula. See the beautiful scenery of both Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope from the sky. Take in views of Table Mountain and False Bay from above for a unique perspective. Peer down on Boulders Beach to see if you can spot any of the resident penguins, or any of the surfers at Muizenberg. Admire the rows upon rows of vineyards in Constantia before flying back to Cape Town.

Climb aboard a private helicopter for an unforgettable flight over Cape Town! During this 18-minute helicopter tour, see the majestic Table Mountain from all sides and the natural amphitheater of Cape Town's City Bowl. Soar over the beautiful Atlantic coastline. Enjoy a bird's eye view of area attractions like the Twelve Apostles, Lion's Head, and maybe even Robben Island. It's a thrilling tour of Cape Town.

CAPE TOWN HELICOPTER TOUR Fly around the beautiful city of Cape Town and get a birds eye view of our beautiful coastline and mountain range. On this trip you will get a better idea of Cape Town's layout and see all the places that you have visited or will visit. It is the perfect way to kick off your holiday! Make sure you have enough memory on your cameras and phones, you don't want to miss out on these amazing photos. You will depart from the V&A Waterfront at Sport Helicopter's helipad.  After the tour you will receive a complimentary glass of sparkling wine as well as transport back to the V&A Waterfront Shopping centre. Upon arrival at Sport Helicopter's Helipad,  from there you will continue to fly towards Lion's Head and Table Mountain and over the Cape Town City Bowl back to the V&A Waterfront. Landmarks to look out for will be the Green Point Stadium, the Sea Point Promenade, the Green Point Lighthouse, Table Mountain,

Take an exciting private helicopter tour from Cape Town to see two oceans in one 25-minute flight. Fly around iconic Table Mountain to see the Atlantic Ocean on one side of the Cape Peninsula and then continue until you get to the Indian Ocean on the other side. Watch the terrain far below change as you fly, from beaches and rolling hills to rugged cliffs.