Aoraki Mount Cook

If you cannot see the departure time you would prefer, please email reception@gchaviation.com or call us on +64 3 3584360 for more availability.

This truly is one flight “to rule them all”. It’s awe-inspiring flight that will take you over the Canterbury Plains and into the heart the Southern Alps up to the majestic Aoraki Mount Cook.

Aoraki Mount Cook is New Zealand’s highest peak standing at 3,724 metres. There are 27 other mountains in this alpine range that peak at over 3000 metres which combine to make a landscape of truly epic proportions.

However, it’s only when the helicopter lands on a near by mountain top and you step out, that the magic truly begins. Breathe in deeply the fresh alpine air that carries a slight chill from the nearby glaciers, as your mind struggles to comprehend the natural beauty that surrounds you. Seasonal snow.

Fly home through Lord of the Rings country and follow in the footsteps of Gandalf at the spectacular site of Edoras, the capital of Rohan. This once-in-a-lifetime adventure will create memories that will last “an age of

middle earth”.

Optional Picnic lunch not included in price.

Allow 3 hours. 

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PLEASE NOTE

Flight does not land on Aoraki Mount Cook

Minimum number of fares required for flights to depart.

Helicopter used is at the discretion of GCH Aviation

Lunch or picnic cost not included in advertised price – Should you wish to book one of these options, please contact us direct and advise any dietary requirements.

Legal age to consume or buy alcohol in New Zealand is 18 years old. Identification such as Drivers Licence or Passport must be carried.

Please dress warm as the alpine environment can be cold.

Price is per person for 3 years old plus.

Infants 0 to 2 years old are free of charge and will be secured on the lap of a fare paying passenger. 

Flight is subject to weather.

No refunds for bookings cancelled by passenger within 24 hours of departure.

Gift Vouchers are valid for 12 months from date of purchase.

Prices increase yearly on the 1st of September until the 31st August.