Dubai Helicopter Tours

Explore the “City of Gold” on a Dubai helicopter tour

Take in Dubai’s most iconic landmarks from a whole new perspective as you soar over the glittering skyline. From quick 12-minute highlights to extended 45-minute sky adventures, these helicopter tours cover routes across Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, Burj Khalifa, Dubai Marina, and the vast Arabian coastline.

Things to know before booking your Dubai helicopter tours

• Tour availability & pre-booking: Helicopter flights operate daily from morning until sunset, with departures every 30–45 minutes. The sunset slots (around 4:30pm - 5:30pm) offer spectacular golden-hour views and fill up fast—book at least 3–4 days in advance, especially between October and April.
  
• Flight durations & pricing: Choose from 12, 15, 17, or 25-minute routes, or upgrade to a private flight for a custom experience. Short flights highlight the Burj Khalifa, Burj Al Arab, and Palm Jumeirah, while longer routes cover Dubai Marina, The World Islands, and Dubai Creek. Prices start at approximately AED 710 and vary by duration and customization.
  
• Shared vs. private flights: Shared flights carry up to five passengers, offering great value and a fun group experience. Prefer exclusivity? Opt for a private charter for flexibility, privacy, and a fully personalized route—perfect for couples or VIP occasions.
  
• Start & end point: All tours take off and land at Atlantis, The Palm, with comfortable lounges, check-in counters, and waiting areas available for guests.
  
• Health & weight guidelines: Each flight accommodates a combined passenger weight of up to 450 kg. All guests are weighed before boarding. Children under 2 years are not permitted, and passengers pregnant beyond the first trimester or with heart or back conditions are advised not to fly. Seatbelts must remain fastened during the flight.
  
• Common sights covered: Depending on your chosen duration, you’ll enjoy aerial views of the Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, Atlantis, Dubai Marina, The World Islands, and the Dubai Canal.