Helicopter Tour · Interlaken

Helicopter Tour · Interlaken

2 offers 286.9CHF – 407.79CHF 5.0 (8 reviews) Verified March 2026
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How to choose

Both flights depart from the Gsteigwiler heliport, run by Helikopterflug.ch, and fly over the Jungfraujoch massif. The real split comes down to one thing: do you stay in the air or do you land on a glacier? The scenic flight (286.9 CHF, 2h) gives you an aerial panorama of the Bernese Oberland without touching down. The glacier-landing option (407.79 CHF, 3h) adds a full hour and a 120.89 CHF premium for the privilege of stepping out onto the ice at altitude. Both are rated 5.0/5 across 8 reviews and welcome all fitness levels, so the choice is purely about how deep you want the sensation to go. If the goal is maximum exposure to the alpine environment, the glacier landing at 407.79 CHF is the clear pick.

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Best value Jungfraujoch helicopter scenic flight from Interlaken

Jungfraujoch helicopter scenic flight from Interlaken

5.0 (2) 286.9CHF See offer
Jungfraujoch helicopter flight with glacier landing, from Interlaken

Jungfraujoch helicopter flight with glacier landing, from Interlaken

5.0 (6) 407.79CHF See offer

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Frequently asked questions

How intense is the sensation during a helicopter flight over the Jungfraujoch?
The takeoff and low-altitude banking over the **Eiger** north face are the most visceral moments, with the ground dropping away fast beneath you. The glacier approach and landing on the ice field (on the longer tour) adds a second adrenaline spike as the rotor wash hits the snow. Neither tour requires any prior flying experience.
What is the most extreme moment of the glacier landing tour?
Stepping out of the helicopter onto the glacier at altitude is where most passengers feel the full physical weight of the experience: cold air, vast silence, and nothing but ice around you. That moment has zero barriers between you and the alpine environment. The 3h total duration gives it time to sink in.
Do I need to be physically fit to join these flights?
Both tours are listed as 'Everybody welcome', meaning no physical prerequisites apply. The helicopter does the work. Dress for cold alpine conditions regardless of the season.
Can I join if I'm afraid of heights?
The enclosed cabin limits direct exposure compared to paragliding or via ferrata, so the fear-of-heights factor is lower. That said, views from altitude are unobstructed through large windows. First-timers consistently rate the experience 5.0/5, suggesting the setup builds confidence quickly.
Are the flights conducted in English?
Yes. Both tours are operated by *Helikopterflug.ch* in German and English. Brief the pilot on your language preference at the heliport in **Gsteigwiler** before departure.

Best time to go

J
145mm
F
120mm
M
156mm
A
158mm
M
12°199mm
J
17°265mm
J
20°187mm
A
20°193mm
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17°174mm
O
12°126mm
N
140mm
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123mm
Best time to go
MonthTemperatureRainfallConditions
January1.8°C145.3 mmPoor
February3.8°C119.6 mmPoor
March4.6°C155.6 mmPoor
April8.9°C157.8 mmPoor
May12.3°C199.2 mmPossible
June17°C264.8 mmPossible
July20.3°C186.5 mmGood
August19.8°C193.2 mmPossible
September17.2°C173.5 mmPossible
October12.1°C126.2 mmPossible
November6.3°C139.6 mmPossible
December0.4°C123.1 mmPoor
PeakGoodPossiblePoorOff seasonMarch

Practical info

Equipment

Dress in warm, windproof layers: glacier altitude means cold temperatures even in summer. Both tours run 2h to 3h, so carry a compact bag with sunglasses, sunscreen (UV exposure is high at altitude) and a fully charged camera or phone.

Getting there

Head to Heliport 3814 in Gsteigwiler, Switzerland, roughly 5 km east of Interlaken by car or taxi.

Coordinates : 46.6683°N, 7.8771°E

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Other activities in Interlaken

Updated on 9 March 2026