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1. What are the timings for Phuket Beach Helicopter Tour?

   The timing for Phuket Beach Helicopter Tour is generally open from 8.30 am to 5.30 pm. One can reach the starting point as early as 8’ O clock in the morning and finish the formalities. The total time taken to complete the ride is ranging from 10 min to 60 min. The other exciting tours are as follows: • Phuket Beach Helicopter Tour (10mins): 1:45pm - 1:55pm • Phuket Helicopter Tour (30mins): 2:00pm - 2:30pm • Phang Nga Helicopter Tour (30mins): 2:30pm - 3:00pm • Phuket & Pha Ngan Helicopter Tour (60mins): 2:00pm - 3:00pm Here, one can seize the beauty of Phuket beach and its beautiful surroundings. Since the ride is purely based on weather conditions, one is requested to book the timings when the weather is relatively good and get the best birds’ eye view experience.

2. What all attractions will we see on this tour?

   The most intriguing attractions covered in this tour are Mangrove tree coasts, shrimp farms, majestic limestone – flyover, where you can take some breathtaking pictures of nature and share it you’re your social media friends, followed by sumptuous rocky formations, secluded beaches, James Bond Island, coastal jungles, floating Muslim village, and finally getting back to the heliport. In this journey, you are sure to get mesmerized within few minutes as the diverse landscape itself is extremely vibrant and alluring to your eyes. There will be people in small numbers located in hither and thither. Hence, don’t miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Please note that the attractions can be changed as per the tourist’s need.

3. Will the pilot guide us on the tour?

   Yes, absolutely. There will be an in-flight narration about all the attractions and its historical backgrounds. Even though an overview is given before the take-off, the pilot or a separate guide will give you all interesting facts about the place. Here, the pilots are super-friendly and willing to share their thrilling stories with you. You can also ask questions and clarify your doubts while onboard. Meanwhile, you can take great panoramic photographs in your high-definition camera. In case of an emergency, you can inform the pilot immediately. He or she will guide you on how to respond to the situation without much anxiety.

4. What’s the ideal dress code for this tour?

   When it comes to dressing code for Phuket Beach Helicopter Tour or in any other location within Thailand, try to wear clothes as comfortable as possible. Considering the climate and daily weather, one cannot wear closed jackets or highly fashionable suits as there will be the scorching sun, ready to dehydrate you instantly. In this country, there is no ideal dress code being followed by the local community or tourists. Hence, one can wear his favourite suit be it a long-size t-shirt and a cosy trouser, or a fitted shirt and a denim jean. So, pack all your voguish dresses and try it in the most beautiful place on earth.

5. Should I bring my passport?

   For foreign travellers, you no need to bring your original passport with you. To be on a safer side, you can take a photocopy of your passport and keep it in your handbag or in a wallet just in case. If a police person stops you and asks for your passport, you don’t need to show your original passport, instead, you can show the photocopy to them. Likewise, in many tourist places, they don’t ask for your passport, but any other ID proof. So you might as well carry alternative ID proof. Take a photocopy of it and keep the original safely in your hotel room.

6. How many minimum people are required to book this tour?

   A minimum of 2 people is required to book a private tour. However, one can enjoy the ride by sharing with others. There won’t be any changes made in the itinerary even if you share your ride with someone. Many honeymoon couples around the world visit this place and enjoy a spellbinding tour immensely on a sharing basis. Hence, surprise your beloved partner with this adventure-seeking tour at affordable rates.

7. Can we go for this tour on weekend?

   Yes. The tour is open on 365 days in a year. One can go for this tour on both weekdays and weekends and delve into the wonderful vistas of islands. There is no day restriction as such in Phuket Beach Helicopter Tour. However, the beach tour will be temporarily stopped when there is bad weather or climatic conditions. Due to health and safety reasons, the helicopter tour will not be allowed for the day. As we know, a helicopter ride is exciting at the same time dangerous. So, it is the chief pilot’s decision about whether to take-off or not. Perhaps, he will be taking information from the aviation forecast report.

8. Where is the starting point located?

   The starting point of the Phuket Beach Tour is located at 62/31 – 32M, 3, T. Sa Khu, Thalang, Phuket 83110, Thailand.

9. How to reach to the starting point?

   Since the location is well-connected by road, one can choose either a public transport or a private cab. One can hire a taxi or drive by own from Phuket International Airport to the starting point. It is just 3.6 km distance away, and one can hardly take 5 – 10 minutes to reach the starting point. There are also pick up and drop off facilities available on request. If you’re out of options, you can avail this service. Just make sure you’re reaching the destination 30 minutes prior to the given time. It helps the staffs to finish the necessary checks and formalities before taking-off.

10. What happens if the weather is not clear?

    It should not be a disappointment, but one has to understand that weather plays a vital role in this helicopter tour. If the weather is not clear or going to create a difference, the tour will be postponed or cancelled for the day. When the weather is not promising, it is highly risky for tourists as well as the pilot as it may cause turbulence and lead to a terrible accident. Hence, based on the weather conditions, the pilot will decide to take a ride or not on the same day. Moreover, he will be informed by the aviation department about the weather forecast.