Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Rotorua from the sky with an exhilarating helicopter flight. Rotorua helicopters offer unique perspectives of the region's stunning landscapes, including majestic volcanic craters, vibrant geothermal areas, and serene lakes. Whether you're seeking a thrilling adventure or a tranquil sightseeing tour, there are various options to suit every preference. You can fly over the iconic Mount Tarawera or explore the hidden wonders of the Rotorua volcanic region - these helicopter tours provide an unforgettable adventure for the whole family.
What highlights can I expect from Rotorua helicopter flights?
Rotorua helicopter flights offer breathtaking views of the region’s most iconic landmarks, including the summit of Mount Tarawera, the Crater Lakes District, and the geothermal wonders of Orakei Korako. These helicopter flights provide an amazing perspective of the volcanic region, making it one of the must-do things to do in Rotorua.
Are Rotorua helicopter tours suitable for all ages?
Yes, Rotorua helicopter tours are suitable for all ages, including families with children. These tours are designed to be both safe and enjoyable, providing an educational and exciting experience as you explore the volcanic region from above.
What should I wear and bring for a Rotorua helicopter flight?
For a Rotorua helicopter flight, wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes, especially if your tour includes landings where you can explore on foot. Don’t forget to bring a camera to capture the stunning aerial views of the volcanic region and its natural beauty.
How can I book a Rotorua helicopter tour?
Booking a Rotorua helicopter tour is easy through the Everything New Zealand website. We recommend booking in advance to secure your preferred tour time, especially during peak seasons (Dec-Feb).
What is the significance of Mount Tarawera?
Mount Tarawera is renowned for its explosive eruption on June 10, 1886, which dramatically reshaped the landscape. This event profoundly impacted the local Maori communities and changed the region's geography. Today you can now helicopter to the top of Mount Tarawera and get a chance to explore its rich geological and cultural history.
