Book direct with discount.
Discover the wonders of both the Fox and Franz Josef Glaciers in one scenic flight, includes snow landing (allow 30 minutes)
Soar across pinnacles and crevasses and witness the deep blue ice of glacier country. The ultimate trip for any glacier lover.
When the weather is right you may have the opportunity to cross over the ridge separating the two glaciers – an absolutely jaw-dropping moment in a helicopter. Take advantage of the terrific photo opportunities of Aoraki/Mt Cook (New Zealand’s highest mountain) and Mt Tasman while landed on the snow. This flight departs from our Fox Glacier flight centre OR Franz Josef flight centre (take care to choose which location in your booking due to operating on separate schedules)
Allow 30 minutes.
Essential gear:
- Sunglasses
- Covered-in shoes (sneakers or trainers are fine) or hiking boots
- Wear comfortable outdoor clothing suitable for wearing on the snow
- Occasionally the temperature can be 5-10 degrees cooler on the snow than it is in the village
- Allow plenty of room on your memory card and/or phone for photos
Check with our ground crew if you are unsure of what to wear
Please note: Selfie sticks, especially extendable ones are a safety hazard and must not be taken
Please note that we do not allow passengers to take iPads on the flights as they can impede the view of the pilot and other passengers.
You are very welcome to bring along another means of taking your photos (phone, camera or Go-Pro are all great)
Check-In Time:
Check-in time is 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time. This allows time for payment processing and aircraft allocation.
Prices are in New Zealand dollars, include GST and are valid to 30 September 2024. From 01 October 2024 new rates apply (NOTE: prices subject to change at any time). Minimum numbers apply.
FOX GLACIER and FRANZ JOSEF Office Hours:
Summer 7.30AM to 5.00PM / Winter 8.00AM to 5.00PM
Please note: Snow landings, flight routes and flight departures are subject to suitable and safe weather conditions and pilot’s discretion