Gliding Invermay

Our adventure begins as we soar high above the city, providing you with panoramic views of Launceston's quaint streets and vibrant old and new age architecture. As we venture further, the Tamar River unveils itself, winding its way through the picturesque Tasmanian landscape, as we pass overhead be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the iconic Tamar Island.
After this we’ll take a turn north east, carrying you towards the stunning coastal destination of Low Head. Here you’ll encounter the historic Low Head Lighthouse, standing tall and proud at the mouth of the river, guiding ships and capturing the imagination of all who behold it.
As we glide along the coastline you’ll have a chance to really soak in the breathtaking views of this magnificent shoreline. Marvel at the rugged cliffs, pristine beaches, and the rhythmic dance of the waves against the rugged terrain, something that is even better viewed from above.
If you’re flying on a clear day if you cast your gaze towards the west you might catch a glimpse of the majestic Mt Roland, with its towering presence dominating the horizon. During the winter months, keep an eye out for the snow-capped peaks in this high-country, adding a touch of winter wonder and enchantment to the already captivating landscape.
As we make our way back towards Launceston, enjoy a final treat for the eyes, the remarkable Cataract Gorge. Here you can try to spot the worlds largest single span chairlift gliding above the gorge before we touch down at the Silo Hotel helipad, where your unforgettable adventure concludes for the day.