As a general rule, we don’t fly children under the basket’s height or below the age of three. There is no upper age restriction, but passengers must be healthy, capable of flying, and willing to go on an experience. Ballooning is not recommended for pregnant women, persons with limited movement, or anyone with health problems (heart matters, brittle bones, neck or back conditions). Any balloon trip needs some physical power to get into and out of the basket, whether it is upright or lying on its side.

Until you’re in the air, you won’t know where you’re going. We travel an average of 4 miles every day, depending on the wind. You have no sense of movement since balloons travel at the speed of the wind. Your pilot will shift altitude to seek for alternative wind channels before deciding on the optimal flight route.

Early in the mornings, it can be a little chilly, but it quickly warms up, so a jacket or sweater that can be taken off later is a good option. The heat from the burners might be annoying, therefore a cap is suggested. Long pants and long sleeves, particularly in natural fibres, and closed shoes are recommended.

That’s our private balloon rides. Our balloons are available in a variety of sizes. We’ll use the basket that best suit the number of persons planned for that day.