Best of · ARGENTINA HELICOPTER TOURS
A helicopter is the expensive line on most itineraries. These 5 argentina helicopter tours earn it, priced per seat and timed honestly, so you can decide in a couple of minutes.
Meet at Av. das Cataratas in Foz do Iguaçu for a 10-minute helicopter flight over Iguazu Falls. Portuguese, English, and Spanish support is available, with four or six seats per helicopter. Transportation is not included, and flights require at least four people.
Fly from Ushuaia over the Olivia River Valley, Mount Olivia, glaciers, peat bogs, and Emerald Lagoon. Your pilot-guide points out the sights through a headset before a mountain landing and champagne toast. Hotel pickup, drop-off, and Spanish, English, or Portuguese support are included.
“One of the best hours of my life. Everything was perfect from pick up to experience to drop off. I’d fly back to the end of the world just to do it again.”
Take a roughly 30-minute helicopter flight from Ushuaia over glaciers, lagoons, valleys, Five Brothers Hill, the Andes, and the Beagle Channel. You land on a high mountain plateau for photos and a champagne toast. Pilot Nico has earned special praise for his calm, clear service.
“The ride was perfect. I was picked up on time. Dropped at the place where we would take the Helicopter. Once inside they gave us instructions. Everything was explain and the ride was perfect. I enjoy the ride and the personal. They had two glasses and they gave us Champange to toast. It was a very pleasant and excited day.”
From your Foz do Iguaçu hotel, you’ll ride to the Helisul helipad beside the Iguaçu National Park Visitors Center. The 10-minute flight sweeps over the full length of the Falls and Devil’s Throat. English, Portuguese, and Spanish service is available, but seating and boarding are first come, first served.
“The views are undoubtedly astounding. Incredible. But I do think it is over very quickly, and is quite over-priced. £15 per minute, and there are 6 people on the helicopter. If you’re unlucky, like my son, you don’t even get a window seat! It’s a bit of a lottery. Two of the seats also face backwards. So it’s 50/50 whether you face backwards or don’t have a window seat. For £150!”
Spend two days at Iguazu Falls with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide, visiting both Argentine and Brazilian viewpoints, Devil’s Throat, and a 4-star hotel. Add economy flights from Buenos Aires, shared Iguazu transfers, and a 10-minute shared helicopter flight when available.
By what you want moving underneath the aircraft.
