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Bali Copter Tour

Cost & Pricing

Bali Helicopter Tour Cost

Every quote is built from a few choices — aircraft, flight time, a seat or the whole cabin, and extras. Here is how each moves the price.

What You Pay For

The price of a Bali helicopter tour covers more than airtime. It pays for a DGCA-supervised operation, a commercially licensed pilot, a maintained turbine aircraft and the planning that turns a route into a smooth flight.

Two things move the number most: how long you fly, and whether you share the cabin or charter the whole aircraft.

Price Factors

What Sets the Price

Six variables shape every quote. Change one and the price moves with it.

  1. Aircraft

    The Bell H125 seats up to 5–6 guests in a larger cabin; the Robinson R66 seats up to 3. The aircraft you need follows your group size.

  2. Flight duration

    The biggest single factor. A 30-minute coastal loop, a 60-minute volcano flight and a 90-minute island route each sit in a different bracket.

  3. Seat or private charter

    A seat on a scheduled flight is priced per person. A charter books the whole aircraft, so the cost is shared by your party.

  4. Route

    Inland routes to Batur, Agung or across the strait to Nusa Penida need more flight time than a loop of the southern coast.

  5. Time & season

    Early-morning and golden-hour slots are the most requested, and holiday periods fill early. Flexible timing keeps more options open.

  6. Add-ons & permits

    Hotel transfers, a photographer, a picnic or celebration set-up, and landing permits for off-airport stops are quoted on top.

Two Ways to Fly

Shared Seat or Private Charter

Both fly the same aircraft from the same heliport. The difference is who decides the route, the time and who sits beside you.

How it is priced

Shared seat
Per person
Private charter
Per aircraft, shared by your party

Route

Shared seat
Set scenic route
Private charter
Planned around your wishes

Departure time

Shared seat
Scheduled slots
Private charter
Your choice, including golden hour

Cabin

Shared seat
Shared with other guests
Private charter
Only your group

Best for

Shared seat
Solo travellers and couples
Private charter
Families, celebrations, photo shoots

Extras

Shared seat
Kept simple
Private charter
Transfers, photographer, picnic, landings

Shared seats depend on availability for your date. Ask our concierge which option fits.

Picnic and celebration set up beside a parked helicopter

Optional Extras

Add-Ons That Change the Quote

The flight is the core. These extras are arranged on request and priced separately.

  • Hotel transfers

    A driver from your villa or resort to DPS heliport and back.

  • Photo & video

    A photographer on board or on the ground to record the flight.

  • Picnics & celebrations

    Proposal, birthday or anniversary set-ups, with landing permits arranged where needed.

Landings away from the heliport need a permit, so allow extra lead time.

Ask About Extras

Inclusions

What the Price Includes

Confirm the details with our concierge before you book — your quote lists them.

Included

  • Your flight time in a Bell H125 or Robinson R66
  • A commercially licensed pilot
  • Pre-flight safety briefing
  • Check-in at DPS heliport, Ngurah Rai
  • Route and timing planned with our concierge

On request

  • Hotel transfers to and from the heliport
  • Professional photography or video
  • Picnic, catering and celebration set-ups
  • Landing permits for off-airport stops
  • Personal travel insurance

Pricing Questions

Cost, Answered

The questions guests ask before they book. For a figure, ask for a quote.

Request a Quote Mon–Sat · 08:00–17:00 WITA
Why are prices not listed?

Rates depend on aircraft, flight time, date and extras, so we quote each request individually. Send your details on WhatsApp and we reply within one business hour.

Is a charter priced per person?

No. A private charter is priced for the whole aircraft, so the cost is shared across your party. Shared seats are priced per person.

Does a longer flight cost more?

Yes. Flight time is the largest factor, so a 90-minute route costs more than a 60- or 30-minute flight in the same aircraft.

What if the weather is unsafe?

The pilot makes the call. If conditions are not safe to fly, we move your flight to another slot with you.

How far ahead should I book?

At least 48 hours ahead. Golden-hour slots and holiday dates fill first, so earlier gives you more aircraft and time options.

Get Your Quote

Tell Us the Flight You Want

Share your date, group size and the view you are after. We reply with options and a quote within one business hour.