Best Helicopter Scenic Flight Bali For First-Time Tourists
If you’re a first-time tourist in Bali and looking for an unforgettable experience, the best helicopter scenic flight Bali offers is the perfect choice. Starting at IDR 4,490,000 per seat, the 20-minute helicopter tour along the GWK-Uluwatu route begins in luxurious Nusa Dua. This flight treats you to breathtaking aerial views of iconic landmarks, including the majestic Uluwatu Temple perched on cliffs, the stunning Dreamland Beach, the tranquil Melasti Beach, and the picturesque Pandawa Beach, culminating with the impressive GWK statue.
Recommended Flight Duration
For those eager to explore more of the island’s beauty, a 30 to 60-minute helicopter flight is highly recommended. This extended duration allows you to witness both the northern and southern coastlines of Bali, along with the iconic Mount Agung in the backdrop. The flight from Nusa Dua crosses the Badung Straits, providing a unique opportunity to spot Manta Rays off the coast of Nusa Penida. If you’re an adventurer at heart, consider adding land-in options to your helicopter experience, which may include pickup and drop-off services, delightful picnics, hiking opportunities, and optional landings along the way.
Discovering Bali’s Diverse Landscapes
The northern route offers a spectacular view of marine life around Nusa Penida while flying along the breathtaking limestone cliffs of Uluwatu, with the grandeur of Mount Agung in the background. Meanwhile, the extended southern route reveals the stunning vistas of Mount Batur volcano, the serene Kintamani Lake, the lush Jatiluwih Rice Fields, and the iconic Tanah Lot temple. For those looking to elevate their experience, Fly Bali is currently offering a 10% discount on private helicopter experiences during long weekends in Bali, making it an excellent option for travelers seeking a unique perspective of this beautiful island.
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