Dubai Helicopter Trip from Atlantis - 12 Minutes

See Dubai’s best-known sights from up in the sky on an exciting 12-minute helicopter tour departing from Atlantis The Palm.

People wanting to experience Dubai’s well-known icons like its skyline, Jumeirah buildings, and Burj Al Arab can take this quick one-of-a-kind helicopter ride.

Get to know about the main highlights of the 12-minute Dubai helicopter tour

Watch a birds’ eye view of Palm Jumeirah.

Fly above The Palm Jumeirah, the world’s biggest man-made island made to look like a palm tree — an important attraction in Dubai.

The Atlantis The Palm is a famous brand in Dubai.

Use the Atlantis helipad and hover above the renowned rooms and waterpark.

The view from the Burj Al Arab helicopter covers most of Dubai

You can see the Burj Al Arab’s unique shape against the backdrop of the beautiful city.

The view of Dubai’s skyline from the Marina is amazing.

Enjoy the scene of Manhattan’s known landmarks and busy marina from the sky.

The Jumeirah beach coastline

Observe Dubai’s incredible coast and fantastic beaches from the air.

Find out the reasons to book the 12-Minute Dubai Helicopter Tour.

The perfect helicopter flight for anyone trying a tour of Dubai for the first time

The most convenient way to leave is from Atlantis The Palm Helipad for nonstop travel.

You can go over the well-known landmarks of Palm Jumeirah, Burj Al Arab and Dubai Marina in less than 12 minutes.

An affordable opportunity for anyone with a short amount of time

We offer pilots who are trained and luxury helicopters for a fun and safe adventure.

5 others can share the helicopter with you — so there is no need to book a private ride.

Which People Could Take Advantage of This Helicopter Ride?

People interested in a fast helicopter tour of Dubai

Future travelers who would like to experience the culture of Dubai

People who wish to fly in a helicopter without spending much in Dubai

People interested in seeing the skyline of Dubai from above

Guests who go to Atlantis The Palm Dubai

Did You Know??

The architects wanted the Burj Al Arab to have the shape of a traditional sail.