Canada · HELICOPTER TOURS IN VANCOUVER
Distances here are long and daylight is finite. These 4 helicopter tours in Vancouver justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the map.
Helicopter tour from Pitt Meadows with a real wilderness landing near Pitt Lake and Widgeon Lake. 30 minutes in the air.
“Amazing experience, the views were incredible, improved by our pilot Kyle who was knowledgeable and very friendly. Answered all questions we had to throw at him. Would 100% recommend to anyone.”
Short helicopter hops from Vancouver into BC backcountry, with pilot storytelling and big photo views over coast ranges.
“Absolute 5-stars from start to finish. Robin - the shuttle driver - picked us up from the hotel and provided interesting commentary about Vancouver all the way out to the hangar. The helicopters were ready, waiting and super clean. Our pilot gave us a safety briefing and we were off. The mountains and lakes are beyond beautiful, and our pilot seemed completely calm and comfortable the whole time. I absolutely recommend this experience to anyone of any age.”
Fly Vancouver to Victoria by helicopter, return by sea plane, with door-to-door pickup and lounge perks for a smooth sky day.
“This excursion was truly incredible! The staff and coordination is all incredible. Our driver Alex was phenomenal and so helpful, he gave wonderful tips of places to go in Victoria. I would absolutely do this experience again!”
Vancouver hotel pickup to SKY Hangar for a guided helicopter flight over BC backcountry, with pilot narration and top photo views.
“This was a once in a lifetime experience. I surprised my wife with the BC Backcountry tour (with our two young daughters, ages 4 and 7). We were unable to fly on our scheduled day due to weather conditions, but everyone at Sky was extremely accommodating. Our flight was magical and we even got to land at Widgeon Lake up in the mountains for some rock throwing for the girls! Would highly recommend and we can’t wait to visit again and fly with Sky!”
Six time zones of days out, sorted by the kind of day.
