Oahu: Path to Pali 30-Minute Doors On or Off Helicopter Tour
Kaalawai Honolulu, Hawaii
Experience breathtaking views on a Path to Pali helicopter tour. Choose between a private or shared tour and see the Waikiki skyline, Diamond Head, Makapu'u Point, and more.
Oahu Helicopter Tour
This 30-minute helicopter tour over Oahu suits adventure seekers wanting aerial views of Waikiki, Pearl Harbor, and iconic island landmarks.
Highlights
- Fly over the Waikiki skyline and beaches
- See Diamond Head, Hanauma Bay, Makapu’u Point, and Mt. Olomana
- View the natural Nu’uanu Pali cliffs
- Experience Pearl Harbor including the USS Arizona Memorial
Description
Begin your tour on Oahu’s South Shore, spotting the Waikiki skyline and beaches from above. Fly past the iconic Diamond Head and approach Hanauma Bay’s cliffs and waters. Continue along the scenic Windward Coast, viewing Makapu’u Point and its lighthouse.
Admire the island’s clear waters and sandy beaches before heading inland to see Mt. Olomana. Then, fly by the volcanic Nu’uanu Pali cliffs covered in lush rainforest. Finish the tour at Pearl Harbor, home to the USS Arizona Memorial.
Choose between private or shared tour options.
Includes
- Helicopter tour around Oahu
- Live guided commentary
- Straps and cases for cell phones
Important Information
- Door-off experience seats may not be directly adjacent to the open door
- Minimum weight for door-off flight: 80 lbs in Robinson R44 helicopter
- Minimum weight for door-off flight: 100 lbs in Airbus Astar helicopter
- Guests weighing 250 lbs or more incur weight and balance fees:
- 250–275 lbs: 50% of seat price fee after booking
- 275 lbs or higher: additional seat purchase after booking
- All passengers aged 24 months and older must purchase a full-fare seat
- No flying allowed within 24 hours of scuba diving
- Intoxicated passengers will be denied flying and charged in full
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 2 days in advance for a full refund.
Book early and bring a valid ID. Morning flights offer calmer winds for a smoother experience.