Tours, sightseeing tours, activities & things to do | Viator.comTwin Glacier Helicopter Flight departing Franz Josef
based on 9 reviews of Twin Glacier Helicopter Flight departing Franz Josef
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We had to wait three days for the weather to clear, but it was well worth it.
Reviewed by: Chris H, Australia, March 2009
Sensational trip, we had super blue skies and a fantastic trip up and around Mount Cook. The helicopter company also gave us a free upgrade to the 40 Minute trip!
Reviewed by: Jason W, Australia, February 2009
It's worth the money to be up on the glacier. In the sun and on the grass, then 5 minutes later in the sun and snow having a snowball fight. Awesome
Reviewed by: Leanne T, Australia, January 2009
Amazing experience & a fantastic way to see the glaciers with 2 children, aged 5 & 11. Check time of year for flights, though, as during summer the weather can be unpredictable & flights don't go. We got lucky!
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, December 2008
It was brilliant! The snow landing was great fun, especially when you don't get to see snow often coming from Australia!
Reviewed by: Brooke M, Australia, March 2008
The staff was very friendly and well-informed. Overall, this was a great experience.
Reviewed by: Lawrence W, United Kingdom, March 2008
After doubt whether trip could take place because it was too cloudy and postponement until 5pm, finally at 6.30pm the trip went to plan and was certainly well worth the wait. An amazing experience!
Reviewed by: Linda A, United Kingdom, January 2008
We were lucky - only had pilot and 3 passengers.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, Ireland, March 2009
It was everything and more! The helicopter flight was so smooth I was not at all worried though this was my first helicopter trip. In good NZ words, "AWESOME."
Reviewed by: Eileen S, United Kingdom, January 2009
