Freycinet Peninsula Or Wineglass Bay Scenic Flight

Freycinet Air offers Aeroplane scenic flights year round over the stunning Wineglass Bay and Freycinet Peninsula, with Helicopter flights available between November and February.

Flights ranging from 30 minutes to 2 hours will allow you to see all areas of Freycinet National Park and beyond, including Maria Island, Port Arthur or Bay of Fires. If you would like us to customise a flight to suit your needs, just speak to our friendly staff.

Aeroplane Scenic Flights

Freycinet Peninsula & Wineglass Bay (30min)

Enjoy the beautiful views of Wineglass Bay and Hazard Mountains after tracking along Friendly Beaches and past Cape Tourville lighthouse. We will then proceed around the southern tip of the peninsula to take in views of the pristine beaches along the western side. A quick fix to take in the area but the views will be unforgettable, the best way to see Wineglass Bay.          

Freycinet Peninsula, Wineglass Bay & Schouten Island (45min)

Although Wineglass Bay is the main attraction of the area, your breath will be taken away by what the Freycinet Peninsula has to offer. After enjoying the views of Wineglass Bay, we will continue further south past Mt Freycinet to explore the geological phenomenon that is Schouten Island. We will then return via Cooks and Bryan's Beach, as well as once again passing Wineglass Bay and the Hazard Mountains. This flight should be a must do on your list to get that perfect photo.           

Freycinet Peninsula, Wineglass Bay & Maria Island (60min)

As well as taking in Wineglass bay in the Freycinet Peninsula in all it's beauty, this tour will allow you to immerse yourself in the history of Maria Island, as well as have your breath taken away by the perfectly symmetrical bays on the island. If you wish to land and explore the island on foot, please contact our staff to organise a Maria experience you will never forget!

Tours to Port Arthur and Bay of Fires are also available
*All flights have a minimum passenger numbers and are subject to weather conditions