Not only has it done tow tours in Vietnam and spent much time in the training of pilots at Fort Rucker, but it was stolen by a sheriff and used, without consent, during the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, before being returned to its owner by a federal court order. A past as exciting as this adds even more interest to the flight for history buffs.

Today the Huey is flown by around 40 countries and is generally considered to be the most widely used helicopter in the world.

Location:

This Huey extreme helicopter rides takes the passenger, depending on the package booked, from the Waterfront right the way around to Clifton / Camps Bay or as far as the Twelve Apostles to the starting point.

Tour Features:

The Huey chopper is flown without doors in the authentic wind-swept manner. This offers uninterrupted panoramic views of the scenery below while giving you an extra adrenaline rush!