Fly over Dubai in a helicopter, and see the city’s iconic sites.
Weight: must be 105 kg or below on the day of your flight. Sorry, this is a legal requirement from our manufacturers, and we cannot make any exceptions. All participants must meet this requirement.
Wear adequate clothing. That means comfortable trousers and covered shoes (no sandals or high heels). You’ll also be provided with a flying suit, gloves and a helmet so remember to dress lightly if its a hot day. You will also be provided with radio communications so you can talk with the pilot.
On a helicopter ride, it’s best to wear dark-colored clothing along with a light jacket, jeans, and closed-toe shoes.
- Riders shouldn’t wear white or light-colored clothing, open-toed shoes, loose-fitting clothes, loose accessories, or open-bottomed clothing like skirts and dresses
WHAT TO BRING
- identification (passport, driving license etc)
- Once airborne you will absolutely need to bring your phone to take pictures, better still a digital DSLR camera will be ideal for taking professional shots.
- Bring sunglasses as the sunshine might be unavoidable, even if you don’t intend to wear shades.
- Heels should also be avoided
Experience Dubai – the city, the skyline and the coastline – like never before onboard a gyrocopter, a two-man aerial vehicle which is a mix between a plane and a helicopter. Prepare to get the most ‘gram worthy photos and videos
Gyrocopters in Dubai are popular as locals and tourists opt to fly above the city and take in the stunning views in a private experience. Due to their small size and slow fly speed, gyrocopters can fly at lower altitudes thereby offering a mesmerizing experience; this allows those onboard to marvel at the view in an up-close and personal manner. At the end of the flight route, pilots can offer a thrilling end to your experience by performing an autogyro manoeuvre before landing back at Skydive Dubai’s Palmdrop zone location.
Dubai Marina
The flight route will take you along the Dubai Marina coastline and past some of the city’s most iconic attractions, including
Dubai Eye (the world’s largest Ferris wheel)
The monument is a remarkable engineering achievement. Each wheel limb towers 126m high and is broad enough to carry 15 London buses. The hub and spindle, when connected, weigh the same as four A380 aircraft. Ain Dubai translates to “Dubai Eye” in Arabic.
Palm Jumeirah, Atlantis Hotel, World Islands
Palm Jumeirah is the world’s largest man-made island, famous for its glitzy hotels and luxurious apartments. It has the shape of a palm tree when viewed from above. Others include the “World” islands, a cluster of small islands …
Spectacular Burj Al Arab.
It has broken an impressive number of records. In addition to being the tallest all-suite hotel in the world, he entire hotel is built on a man-made island in the Arabian Gulf and its distinctive shape is inspired by a dhow sail. Inside, you’ll find four swimming pools, nine restaurants and bars, a helipad, a private beach and a watermark, as well as an eyewatering range of sumptuous materials including 24K-gold leag and 30 different types of marble. Want to learn more? Here are some of the most interesting facts about the Burj al Arab Hotel in Dubai.
Dubai Marina is the sought-after neighbourhood in Dubai, and is famous for its luxurious lifestyle, entertainment options, shopping malls and luxury skyscrapers. Offering some of the most magnificent views
FAQ Dubai Helicopter
What landmarks can I see during the helicopter tour?
You can see iconic sites like the Burj Khalifa, Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab, and Dubai Marina.
What is the best time to take a helicopter tour in Dubai?
Early morning or late afternoon is ideal for clearer skies and cooler temperatures..