San Antonio Alamo Helicopter Tours

These helicopter tours can fit up to 3 passengers to receive a great overview of the stunning San Antonio landscape, along with the incredible thrills of a helicopter flight. All tours have a two minimum passenger limit.

San Antonio Alamo Helicopter Tours provide a chance for passengers to combine the excitement of being in a helicopter with the stunning views of the city of San Antonio and the countryside. Helicopter tours provide a great way to see other fun things to do when you have a good birds eye view of the area. Soar to new heights as views of the San Antonio River unfold before the eyes. Depending on the tour you select you will get views of The Alamo, Riverwalk District and downtown San Antonio, San Antonio Botanical Gardens area, San Antonio Zoo, and Lackland Military training base.

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Tower of the Americas

Visit the Tower of the Americas Space Needle to gain a fresh perspective of San Antonio's surroundings. The Alamo may be seen from 750 feet in the air if you choose to take the elevators up at your leisure. Visitors can opt to eat at the Chart House Restaurant whenever they want, and the observation deck offers amazing panoramic views.

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The Alamo

When the City Sightseeing Tour Bus stops here during the day, visitors are welcome to explore the Alamo without charge. Discover history at one of the most renowned historical sites in the world. One of the city's oldest structures, the Alamo was established in the 18th century. In addition to this, the battle of the Alamo, in which Texans fought for independence from Mexican authority, took place at the fortress and Spanish Mission. Not only in Texas but also in the United States and Mexico, it played a significant role in the course of history.

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La Villita Historic Arts Village

Visitors to San Antonio can experience some incredible sights and sounds at La Villita Historic Arts Village. Visitors can discover numerous vendors selling wonderful traditional food, jewelry, homemade crafts, and other products here. You can browse more than 25 stores and galleries. The National Register of Historic Places also lists this village.

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San Antonio River Walk

The River Walk is arguably San Antonio's most well-known monument and attraction. Along the glittering San Antonio River, visitors will find stores, restaurants, and more. Choose to go on a river cruise, take part in activities all year long, and see some of the city's most iconic locations, like the Alamo.

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San Antonio Botanical Garden

See the stunning gardens of San Antonio Botanical Garden. You will also fly over Lucille Halsell Conservatory. These remarkable places offer some beautiful landscaping and some of the most picturesque views in San Antonio.

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Shops at La Cantera

For some great shopping, the Shops at La Cantera are a great choice. This open-air shopping mall is home to a variety of shopping options including Apple, the Buckle, Doc Martens, free people, and Gucci. Guests will also be able to enjoy dining options like Cheesecake Factory and Chick Fil A.

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Dominion Neighborhood

See some of the most gorgeous mansions and wealthy estates as you fly above Dominion Neighborhood. This sprawling 1,500 acre neighborhood is considered to be the most affluent neighborhood in all of San Antonio.

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Mission Road

See all of the famous missions in San Antonio as you soar above the gorgeous Mission Road area of the city. You are certain to be impressed by its remarkable historical landmarks.

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Alamo Quarry Market

The Alamo Quarry Market is home to some amazing shopping endeavors. If you are looking for an amazing gift or souvenir, this is the place to go. Just a few of the great options include Columbia, Victoria's Secret, and Loft. For those who work up an appetite, the restaurants are amazing too. Grab a bite to eat at Kura Revolving Sushi Bar, Whole Foods, or Seasons 52 Fresh Grill.