Denarau Heliport is located on Denarau Island, easily accessible by taxi or shuttle from most resorts. If you're staying on the mainland, a taxi or pre-booked transfer is recommended. It's a central hub for many island transfers, making it convenient.

Yes, there is typically parking available at Denarau Heliport for those driving themselves. However, it's advisable to confirm parking availability and any associated fees when booking your flight.

Many resorts on Denarau Island offer shuttle services or can arrange transfers to the heliport. It's best to check with your accommodation provider when you book your scenic flight.

You can book Denarau Heliport scenic flights directly through the helicopter tour operators' websites or via reputable online travel agencies. Booking in advance is highly recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Prices vary depending on the duration and route of the flight. Expect costs to range from a few hundred to over a thousand Fijian dollars per person for standard tours. Private charters will be more.

Yes, helicopter tours often have weight restrictions per passenger and for the total passenger weight to ensure safety and optimal performance. These limits are usually clearly stated during the booking process.

If your flight is cancelled due to weather, operators typically offer to reschedule for another time or day, or provide a full refund. Confirm the cancellation policy with your chosen operator when booking.

Most scenic flights operate from modern, well-maintained helicopters equipped with large windows for optimal viewing. Specific models may vary by operator.

Standard scenic flights can range from 10 minutes to over an hour, depending on the chosen itinerary. Popular options include island discovery tours and sunset flights.

While standard routes are offered, many operators allow for custom or private charter flights where you can discuss your preferred route with the pilot, subject to safety and time constraints.

Dress comfortably and casually. Light clothing is recommended as helicopters can be warm. Avoid high heels or open-toed shoes that might be difficult to manage on the tarmac.

Absolutely! Photography is highly encouraged. The aerial views are stunning. Ensure your camera or phone is secured, and be mindful of other passengers' views.

Shoot with a fast shutter speed to avoid blur from the helicopter's movement. Polarizing filters can help reduce glare on the windows. Avoid using flash, as it can reflect off the glass.

Drones are generally not permitted inside the helicopter cabin during scenic flights due to safety regulations and space constraints. Always check with the operator beforehand.