Parry Sound Scenic Tours
Georgian Bay and Surrounding Areas
Our Flights
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Parry Island Tour (25 minutes)
This aerial tour departs from our floatplane base in Parry Sound Harbour and follows Georgian Bay’s rugged coastline past Killbear Provincial Park, cruising past historic Parry Island, returning over the fantastic South Channel.
$176.99 (per person, +hst)
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30 000 Island Tour (35 minutes)
Journeying north to Snug Harbour, your tour will take you over Killbear Provincial Park and the ghost town of Depot Harbour. Follow the glacial carved shoreline south to Sans Souci. Complete this experience northbound over the Massasauga Provincial Park.
$219.00 (per person, +hst)
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Fall Colours Tour (45 minutes)
Soar over spectacular fall colours! We head inland to the vibrant hues of autumnal Muskoka and surrounding areas. Experience the beauty of nature in entirely new ways with a view from the skies.
$269.00 (per person, +hst)
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Let's head North Tour (1 hour)
A breathtaking flight up the coast of Georgian Bay’s North Channel. Flying over Killbear Provincial Park, Snug Harbour, and Pointe au Baril, circling over the Lime Stones and back over the 30 000 island to Sans Souci.
$299.00 (per person, +hst)
FAQs
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Our team keeps a very close eye on the weather at all times. If we suspect bad weather for your flight we give you as much notice as possible prior to your departure. If your flight is cancelled due to poor weather conditions, you will have the option to reschedule or request a refund.
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No, your flight is not private. Additional passengers may be added to your flight due to aircraft and pilot availability. You can make your flight private for an additional cost by selecting the “Make it Private” option on the request form. By selecting this option you ensure no additional passengers are added to your flight.
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Yes, there is an age limit. All passengers must be 2 years or older.
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Yes, each aircraft has its own maximum weight capacity. On your request form you are required to fill out each passengers approximate weight. The weights are put into our weight and balance system, which dictates the aircraft we use.