Flight Tours Hobart

Hobart from Above
Lift off from Hobart’s waterfront, where fishing boats, ferries and tall ships cross paths. Trace the eastern shore south past North Bruny Island, skimming Iron Pot Lighthouse — Tasmania’s oldest keeper of the channel. Sweep back along the western shore for breathtaking views of the wild slopes of kunanyi/Mt Wellington, the city, and the graceful span of the Tasman Bridge. Conclude with a seamless yet exhilarating river landing at Franklin Wharf — Tasmania from an angle few ever see.

Lift off from Hobart’s waterfront and trace the coastline before touching down on a stretch of beach that feels like it belongs just to you. Waiting is a picnic of Tasmanian produce, best enjoyed with bare feet in the sand and the salt air on your skin. Some days it’s completely deserted, other days you might share the shoreline with a pair of oystercatchers or a passing wallaby — either way, the setting does the celebrating for you. Bring a bottle of bubbles, or your Tasmanian drop of choice, if you’d like to make the moment sparkle.

A Coastal Aerial Journey
Depart from Hobart’s iconic waterfront and head south-west toward the wild beauty of Bruny Island — a 362-square-kilometre Tasmanian coastal haven. Pass over The Neck, the island’s dramatic isthmus, before touching down on the still waters of Barnes Bay. Glide across the bay without disembarking, taking in hidden coves, wind-whipped cliffs, and secret beaches.
Soar along rugged coastlines where sheer cliffs meet turquoise seas and spot the Cape Bruny Lighthouse standing proudly at the southern tip. On the return, enjoy sweeping views of pristine beaches, remote headlands, and kunanyi/Mt Wellington rising above Hobart before your seaplane glides back to the city. An unforgettable flight that reveals Bruny Island from a perspective few ever see.

A Journey Above Tasmania’s Wild Beauty
Departing from Hobart’s vibrant waterfront at Franklin Wharf, this breathtaking scenic flight takes you south-east to the dramatic Tasman Peninsula, where the Southern Ocean crashes against some of Australia’s tallest and most awe-inspiring sea cliffs. Circle the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site from the water, taking in its haunting ruins framed by dark forest and rugged coastline.
Then, lift into the skies again for a sweeping aerial journey over the legendary Three Capes—Cape Raoul, Cape Pillar, and Cape Hauy—along with the rugged majesty of Tasman Island. Few ever see this iconic coastline from the air, where sheer sea cliffs and wild ocean vistas unfold in every direction.




Your return to Hobart offers unforgettable views of the city skyline, the River Derwent, and the commanding presence of kunanyi / Mt Wellington—completing a Tasmanian adventure like no other.

A scenic transfer to Maria Island directly from Franklin Wharf in the heart of Hobart City or Hobart's General Aviation Airport. Enjoy a scenic flight over Tasmania's dramatic landscape and get to your destination with a ground tour at Maria Island and Explore the National Park.