Southern Glacier Experience Helicopter Flight from Queenstown

Air, Helicopter & Balloon Tours

Soar over the majestic Southern Alps on a 50-minute breathtaking helicopter flight from Queenstown.

Discover the mystery of Lake Wakatipu's northern shores, before experiencing a snow landing on the distinctive Jura Glacier. Stand in snow surrounded by high mountain peaks and bush covered valleys as you admire unparalleled views of Mount Aspiring and the mighty Rees and Dart River valleys.

With its ability to hover, land and provide access to some of New Zealand's most remote areas, a helicopter is the ideal choice for sightseeing that will take you up close to towering peaks, crevasse filled glaciers and sparkling waterways.

Learn about the stunning landscape as your professional pilot delivers an informative commentary en route.

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Duration : 50 minutes

Commences :
Queenstown, New Zealand

Southern Glacier Experience Helicopter Flight from Queenstown
Queenstown
South Island
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Southern Glacier Experience Helicopter Flight from Queenstown

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