THE EXPERIENCE

This exclusive escape includes a stunning 90 minute scenic flight showcasing all the highlights of our Litchfield’s Waterfalls – 90 Minute Scenic Flight PLUS an exhilarating VIP landing on top of your own private waterfall!

For the next hour take in the ambience and relaxing sounds of the falls and opportunity for a safe and invigorating swim without the hordes of visitors and tour buses that frequent the more accessible waterfall locations. 

Flying in your own private chartered helicopter, and with no advertised tracks, roads or walking trails leading to this exclusive location, you are assured a highly personalised experience. 

Perfect for couples, families and even those seeking a romantic and memorable location to pop “the” question! 

Please allow up to 3 days for Nautilus Aviation to receive a permit to visit Sandy Creek Falls!

INCLUSIONS

For a detailed description on the scenic flight path please refer to the map below and information provided for the flight –  Litchfields Waterfalls – 90 minute Scenic Flight.  

• Florence Falls
• Wangi Falls
• Tolmer Falls
• The Lost City
• Private Waterfall Landing and 1 hour to enjoy a refreshing swim
• Magnetic Termite Mounds
• Darwin River Dam

THE HELICOPTER  DIFFERENCE

Compared to fixed wing aircraft, our helicopters have enhanced maneuverability and are fitted with oversized viewing windows creating a premium scenic flight experience.  Your pilot can easily adjust speed, altitude and direction of travel in response to wildlife sightings or other points of interest while ensuring passengers on both sides of the aircraft receive equal chance to capture that perfect photo opportunity.   

All guests are supplied with quality headsets fitted with voice activated microphones to enjoy the live inflight commentary and allow conversation directly with your pilot and other passengers.  

HISTORY

In addition to its many natural highlights the park also holds important cultural and historical value.  The land within the borders of Litchfield National Park have cultural significance to the Werat, Warray, Koongurrukun and Marranuggu Aboriginal people.

The park was originally named after Frederick Henry Litchfield, a member of the Finnis Expedition, who provided the first European connection to the area back in 1864. Until 1955 the area was mined in part for Copper and Tin followed by pastoral activity before being proclaimed a National Park in 1986.