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20-minute Panoramic Helicopter Tour Santiago
Description
Santiago has a side that few know: the one that is only revealed from the air.
In a 20-minute flight, we'll soar over the most iconic landmarks of the Chilean capital, beginning with a flyover of the financial district of Vitacura and Las Condes, where the headquarters of the country's most important companies line up below you like a model of power and modernity. Glass towers, wide avenues, and the economic pulse of Chile seen from a perspective that no 20th-floor office can match.
From there, the skyline is dominated by the Costanera Center, the tallest building in South America, whose 300-meter silhouette stands out above the city like a continental landmark. Seeing it from the air is to understand the true scale of Santiago.
We then ascend to San Cristóbal Hill, the city's green lung, where the imposing 14-meter-tall white Virgin Mary crowns the summit and extends her arms over millions of Santiago residents. A symbol that, from this height, takes on a completely new dimension.
We turned towards the historic center to fly over Santa Lucía Hill, the small hill from whose summit Pedro de Valdivia founded Santiago in 1541, today surrounded by the urban maelstrom like an island of history in the middle of the asphalt.
The closing is inevitable: a flyover of La Moneda, the Government Palace, epicenter of Chile's political history, whose perfectly symmetrical layout can only be fully appreciated from the sky.
Twenty minutes. An entire city. A perspective that changes the way you see Santiago forever.
Our flights are operated with Airbus H125 B3 helicopters, adhering to the highest safety standards and regulations of the Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC), and with highly experienced pilots. Maximum 4 passengers per flight.
In a 20-minute flight, we'll soar over the most iconic landmarks of the Chilean capital, beginning with a flyover of the financial district of Vitacura and Las Condes, where the headquarters of the country's most important companies line up below you like a model of power and modernity. Glass towers, wide avenues, and the economic pulse of Chile seen from a perspective that no 20th-floor office can match.
From there, the skyline is dominated by the Costanera Center, the tallest building in South America, whose 300-meter silhouette stands out above the city like a continental landmark. Seeing it from the air is to understand the true scale of Santiago.
We then ascend to San Cristóbal Hill, the city's green lung, where the imposing 14-meter-tall white Virgin Mary crowns the summit and extends her arms over millions of Santiago residents. A symbol that, from this height, takes on a completely new dimension.
We turned towards the historic center to fly over Santa Lucía Hill, the small hill from whose summit Pedro de Valdivia founded Santiago in 1541, today surrounded by the urban maelstrom like an island of history in the middle of the asphalt.
The closing is inevitable: a flyover of La Moneda, the Government Palace, epicenter of Chile's political history, whose perfectly symmetrical layout can only be fully appreciated from the sky.
Twenty minutes. An entire city. A perspective that changes the way you see Santiago forever.
Our flights are operated with Airbus H125 B3 helicopters, adhering to the highest safety standards and regulations of the Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC), and with highly experienced pilots. Maximum 4 passengers per flight.
