Chelan Seaplanes

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Chelan Seaplanes, Chelan, WA, United States

(509) 682-5555

http://www.chelanseaplanes.com/

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While your at Lake Chelan why not take a flight tour?

There is no better way to capture the beauty of Chelan and it’s surrounding areas!  Chelan Seaplanes is your safe, fast, and most direct transportation to Stehekin and beyond… We offer many different Seaplane Flightseeing Tour options from both Chelan and Stehekin. Every seat is equipped with David Clark headsets so everyone can enjoy a personally guided tour given by our professional pilots.

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The seaplane tour is a must-do when you visit Lake Chelan. The views are spectacular, and it is a good introduction to the area’s wineries and landmarks.

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