Further west, along the coastal path, is the enchanting Lulworth Cove with its white beach and crystal-clear blue waters. All part of the infamous world heritage site - the Jurassic Coast, stretching from East Devon to Dorset.
A short distance further on is Durdle Door, a stunning limestone arch.

You will be provided with a ground briefing regarding the flight, the controls, and safety protocols.

You are welcome to bring a camera to document your extraordinary experience before and after the flight, regretfully you will not be permitted to use cameras or mobile phones on the flight, for safety reasons.

We can take you on a spectacular aerial tour of the beautiful Poole Harbour, home to Brownsea Island with the world-famous Sandbanks on its southern edge, with its white sands, exclusive properties and famous residents.
Just around the coast, near Swanage, are Old Harry Rocks, three chalk formations that mark the easterly point of the Jurassic coast, a UNESCO world heritage site.

You will be provided with a ground briefing regarding the flight, the controls, and safety protocols.

You are welcome to bring a camera to document your extraordinary experience before and after the flight, regretfully you will not be permitted to use cameras or mobile phones on the flight, for safety reasons.

During the early stages of the second-world war an area of 5000 acres in the New Forest was taken over by the RAF and utilised for practice of various bombs, including the largest bomb ever dropped on UK soil – ‘Ten-Ton-Tess’ or the Grand Slam, weighing 10,000kg – the crater it left is still clearly visible, as are various other features, such as the large concrete arrow pointing to the night target, and the Tall Boy bomb crater.
You get to fly over the site, see the fascinating history hidden away from most - learn the story of the WW2 aviation in the New Forest. A brilliant trip for those interested in WW2 and the New Forest.

You will be provided with a ground briefing regarding the flight, the controls, and safety protocols.

You are welcome to bring a camera to document your extraordinary experience before and after the flight, regretfully you will not be permitted to use cameras or mobile phones on the flight, for safety reasons.

Further west, along the coastal path, is the enchanting Lulworth Cove with its white beach and crystal-clear blue waters. All part of the infamous world heritage site - the Jurassic Coast, stretching from East Devon to Dorset.
A short distance further on is Durdle Door, a stunning limestone arch.

You will be provided with a ground briefing regarding the flight, the controls, and safety protocols.

You are welcome to bring a camera to document your extraordinary experience before and after the flight, regretfully you will not be permitted to use cameras or mobile phones on the flight, for safety reasons.

We can take you on a spectacular aerial tour of the beautiful Poole Harbour, home to Brownsea Island with the world-famous Sandbanks on its southern edge, with its white sands, exclusive properties and famous residents.
Just around the coast, near Swanage, are Old Harry Rocks, three chalk formations that mark the easterly point of the Jurassic coast, a UNESCO world heritage site.

You will be provided with a ground briefing regarding the flight, the controls, and safety protocols.

You are welcome to bring a camera to document your extraordinary experience before and after the flight, regretfully you will not be permitted to use cameras or mobile phones on the flight, for safety reasons.

During the early stages of the second-world war an area of 5000 acres in the New Forest was taken over by the RAF and utilised for practice of various bombs, including the largest bomb ever dropped on UK soil – ‘Ten-Ton-Tess’ or the Grand Slam, weighing 10,000kg – the crater it left is still clearly visible, as are various other features, such as the large concrete arrow pointing to the night target, and the Tall Boy bomb crater.
You get to fly over the site, see the fascinating history hidden away from most - learn the story of the WW2 aviation in the New Forest. A brilliant trip for those interested in WW2 and the New Forest.

We can take you on a spectacular aerial tour of the beautiful Poole Harbour, home to Brownsea Island with the world-famous Sandbanks on its southern edge, with its white sands, exclusive properties and famous residents. 
Just around the coast, near Swanage, are Old Harry Rocks, three chalk formations that mark the easterly point of the Jurassic coast, a UNESCO world heritage site.

You will be provided with a ground briefing regarding the flight, the controls, and safety protocols.

You are welcome to bring a camera to document your extraordinary experience before and after the flight, regretfully you will not be permitted to use cameras or mobile phones on the flight, for safety reasons.

Further west, along the coastal path, is the enchanting Lulworth Cove with its white beach and crystal-clear blue waters. All part of the infamous world heritage site - the Jurassic Coast, stretching from East Devon to Dorset.
A short distance further on is Durdle Door, a stunning limestone arch.

You will be provided with a ground briefing regarding the flight, the controls, and safety protocols.

You are welcome to bring a camera to document your extraordinary experience before and after the flight, regretfully you will not be permitted to use cameras or mobile phones on the flight, for safety reasons.

During the early stages of the second-world war an area of 5000 acres in the New Forest was taken over by the RAF and utilised for practice of various bombs, including the largest bomb ever dropped on UK soil – ‘Ten-Ton-Tess’ or the Grand Slam, weighing 10,000kg – the crater it left is still clearly visible, as are various other features, such as the large concrete arrow pointing to the night target, and the Tall Boy bomb crater.
You get to fly over the site, see the fascinating history hidden away from most - learn the story of the WW2 aviation in the New Forest. A brilliant trip for those interested in WW2 and the New Forest.

You will be provided with a ground briefing regarding the flight, the controls, and safety protocols.

You are welcome to bring a camera to document your extraordinary experience before and after the flight, regretfully you will not be permitted to use cameras or mobile phones on the flight, for safety reasons.