V&A Waterfront & City Bowl

The journey begins at the bustling helipad, where you immediately gain a bird's-eye view of the Cape Town Harbour and the City Bowl. As the helicopter lifts, the "amphitheater" of the city reveals itself, framed by the stark cliffs of Table Mountain and the curve of Table Bay.

The Atlantic Seaboard

Heading south, the flight follows the edge of the continent. You'll pass over the green expanse of Green Point and the architectural marvel of the Cape Town Stadium. Below, the Atlantic Seaboard unfolds in a series of affluent suburbs—Sea Point and Bantry Bay—where luxury villas cling to the rocks above the crashing surf.

Clifton & Camps Bay

The highlight for many is the approach to the "Riviera" of Cape Town.

• Clifton’s Four Beaches: You’ll see the distinct granite boulders that separate Clifton’s four pristine white-sand coves, often filled with yachts anchored in the turquoise water.
• Camps Bay: The aircraft then sweeps over the long, palm-fringed arc of Camps Bay Beach. From the air, the contrast between the white sand, the azure ocean, and the vibrant "strip" of Victoria Road is striking.

The Twelve Apostles

As you reach the southern end of Camps Bay, the Twelve Apostles mountain range looms large. These 18 distinct peaks (despite the name) form the rugged spine of the Table Mountain massif. Flying alongside these sheer cliffs provides a sense of scale that is impossible to capture from the ground, looking deep into the "hidden" ravines and fynbos-covered slopes.