SEDONA · ARIZONA
Sedona’s best days out.
The 6 most popular sedona helicopter tours in Sedona. The ones worth building a red rock day around, with prices, run times and who to book with.
Fly Sedona’s Desert Thunder route with live pilot narration, headsets, included drinks, and fast, crowd-light views from above.
Most Popular“This was an amazing tour, The absolutely best way to see Sedona. Cate the helicopter pilot was amazing. This is a must to see Sedona.”
Sedona’s Dust Devil helicopter tour: quick 20–25 minute flights over Anasazi cliff dwellings, Devil’s Bridge, Secret Canyon, and drinks onboard.
“What a great way to see the canyons in Sedona! The crew was very friendly and provided all of the instruction necessary to ensure our safety.”
Everything Sedona helicopter tour flies 10–12 minutes over Sedona’s red rocks with headset, all forward-facing seats, and small-group comfort.
“Everything is quick and easy The pilot was awesome. Gave us an awesome tour of Sedona. I highly recommend this to everybody that goes to Sonia.”
Ride a 30+ mile Sedona helicopter route in about 20–22 minutes, flying over Cathedral Rock, Chapel of the Holy Cross, and canyon ruins.
“Very easy to book. Great communication. Pilot Jeff was great. He was informative and also very relatable and easy going. Well worth the money.”
A small-group helicopter ride over Sedona’s canyons and Wild West landmarks, with live commentary, headsets, big windows, and a 50–55 minute flight.
“Excellent tour and guide. Had different views that can only be done on helicopter. Will do it again next time in sedona.”
Secret Wilderness (45+ Mile) Sedona helicopter tour: 45-mile route, small group, forward seats, headsets, and famous red-rock sights.
“Steve and Conor were fabulous. Conor worked with us to reschedule after weather canceled our original flight. Steve our pilot was excellent. The birds eye view of the red rocks are breath taking especially after the snowfall. Great flight overall! I would recommend this and I would do it again. Steve and Conor were great…”
Every red rock and canyon, and every way to get amongst them.
