Explore the islands of Maui and Molokai by helicopter and see sites only accessible by air. Before rounding out your trip on the slopes of Haleakala, admire the magnificent West Maui Mountains with numerous waterfalls, followed by a channel crossing to admire the world's tallest sea cliffs.

Takeoff from Kahului Airport and fly toward the West Maui Mountains and deep valleys. See 'Iao Needle—one of Maui’s most famous landmarks and a historic site—from the air before soaring in and out of valleys protected by steep walls lined with tropical greenery. The pilot navigates past numerous misting waterfalls including the Wall of Tears with 17 falls trickling from razor-sharp ridges.

Then, cross the channel to Molokai to explore a view that will take your breath away. The world's tallest sea cliffs can only be viewed by air or from the sea and are therefore a sight only a lucky few get to experience.

Finally, revel in the views and history of the Kapalua and Kaanapali resort areas, and pass the Molokini crater on your way to an exclusive landing spot high up on the slopes of the dormant Haleakala volcano. Here, enjoy a moment of peace as you take in the serene surroundings and the crisp mountain air.The backside of the volcano offers far-reaching views over the Pacific and you may catch a glimpse of the other islands, as far as the Big Island, from the wide-open ranch land.

Fly in the touring helicopter specifically designed for air tours – the incredible Airbus EC 130. This state-of-the-art marvel gives you 23 percent more interior room, individual business class style seats, two-way communication with your pilot, and expansive glass for outstanding sweeping views. All Blue Hawaiian aircraft incorporate the latest in cutting-edge technologies, materials, systems, safety features, and avionics, and offer incomparable passenger comfort.