Indulge in a romantic helicopter flight around Brisbane City and Mount Coot-tha to Sirromet Winery for beautiful vineyards and five-star food and wine.
- Luxury helicopter flight with exceptional service.
- Purchase five-star food and wine made from local produce.
- Informative wine tours and tastings available.
- Beautiful vineyard views for an escape from the City.
- Choose the voucher option and add a gift pack, including a personalised message card and video reveal.
Experience the ultimate romantic getaway with your partner, friends, or family as you become a celebrity for the day and board our luxury helicopter. Soar over Brisbane City and Mount Coot-tha before arriving at Brisbane's most luxurious winery, Sirromet. You'll be treated to five-star service, exceptional food, and wine made from local produce.
Relax on the veranda with beautiful vineyard views at their Tuscan Terrace. With the Sirromet Winery Flight, you'll have an experience of a lifetime that will leave you and your partner with unforgettable memories.
The perfect way for food and wine lovers to experience state-of-the-art cellar door and winery facilities, the Sirromet Winery Flight includes wine tastings and a tour of the winery. Terry Morris, the owner and operator of Sirromet, is a passionate wine enthusiast, and his team of experts are dedicated to producing the finest wines in the world.
Let us take you on a luxurious journey to Sirromet, where you'll experience the ultimate food, wine, and relaxation. This is the perfect way to celebrate a special occasion or indulge in a luxurious getaway with your loved one.
Allow 1.5 hours at the winery plus 30 minutes of flight time.
Available throughout the year. Sirromet's Tuscan Terrace is only open Wednesday through Sunday. However, their Cellar Door Cafe is open all week.
Valid for up to 3 people.
Bring sunglasses as the glare from the clouds can be strong. A cap is also a good idea.
Suitable for all ages. The maximum combined weight of passengers must not exceed 220kg.
Brisbane
Please note locations indicated on the map are approximate only and should not be used when planning directions
