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Central Texas from the air on the Full Circuit tour

Flying from Kyle

Scenic air tours near Kyle, TX

From Kyle, the closest Sky Tour Adventures terminal is San Marcos Regional Airport, about 20 minutes south on I-35. Tours over Canyon Lake, the Hill Country, Lake Travis and downtown Austin run 30 to 90 minutes, and every party flies privately.

From Kyle

Where you’ll meet us

  • Berry Terminal · closestSan Marcos Regional Airport (KHYI) · about 20 minutes south on I-35Directions from Kyle
  • Million Air TerminalAustin-Bergstrom International (AUS) · about 35 minutes northDirections from Kyle

Free parking at San Marcos Regional. Austin-Bergstrom departures: book at least 48 hours ahead; a ground handling fee applies.

What you’ll see

Halfway between, you see both.

Kyle sits between San Marcos and Austin, which is exactly the shape of the Full Circuit: 90 minutes from San Marcos over Canyon Lake, Wimberley and Dripping Springs, up to Lake Travis and the Pennybacker Bridge, across downtown Austin and back past the Circuit of the Americas.

With the airport 20 minutes away, it is also the easy choice for a first flight on a weekday evening: the Sunset Tour is back on the ground in an hour.

  • Canyon Lake
  • Wimberley & Dripping Springs
  • Lake Travis
  • Downtown Austin
  • Circuit of the Americas

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Kyle questions

How far is San Marcos Regional from Kyle?

About 9 miles, roughly 20 minutes south on I-35. Austin-Bergstrom is about 35 minutes north.

Which tour flies over both the Hill Country and Austin?

The Full Circuit (90 minutes) covers San Marcos, Canyon Lake, Wimberley and Dripping Springs, Lake Travis and the Pennybacker Bridge, downtown Austin and the Circuit of the Americas.

Do we share the airplane with other guests?

No. Every tour is private: your party and your pilot.