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Brookdale via Two Oceans
Begin your journey at the V and A Waterfront and rise into the sky for a spectacular flight along the Two Oceans scenic route. Your pilot guides you around the slopes of Table Mountain where the dramatic coastline, sheer cliffs and sweeping views of the Cape Peninsula create one of the most impressive aerial experiences in Cape Town. This scenic route sets the perfect tone for a refined Winelands visit.
After completing the coastal route, the flight continues toward the Cape Winelands where wide valleys, mountain ranges and long stretches of vineyards lead you to Brookdale Estate in Paarl. The estate is known for its peaceful atmosphere, elegant setting and warm hospitality. Your helicopter touches down at Brookdale where you will spend two relaxed hours on the ground. Enjoy a long lunch, explore the estate or simply take in the views of the surrounding vineyards and mountains.
When your visit comes to an end, your pilot will meet you for the return flight to Sport Helicopters at the Waterfront. The journey back offers another chance to enjoy the scenery from above, completing a smooth and memorable Winelands experience.



- Exclusive flights are subject to a booking with a minimum of 2 seats.
- Please check in 20 minutes before your flight
- Lunch flights need to be booked and confirmed 48 hours prior to notice however can be booked same day subject to the land owner’s permission and restaurant and helicopter availability on the day.
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Beautiful views and whales from up in the air - Very friendly staff. Had an amazing view of the entire city. All in all an absolutely unforgettable experience. Seeing whales from up in the air is a very nice bonus... read more when passing by cape town in oktober. Would recommend.
julianadam72
20th October 2026 -
Worth doing - Excellent flight. As the weather was a little cloudy our pilot took us round a slightly different route. We mentioned about golf courses so he took us via... read more Steenberg and Westlake but couldn’t quite get to Clovelly as the cloud was too low. Definitely worth doing.
carolhart2016
9th October 2026



