Of course!
Safety is our number one priority.
Our pilots are experienced and certified professionals who carefully plan each flight, taking into account weather conditions and potential obstacles.
We always give a safety briefing before the flight.

The hot air keeps the balloon in the sky.
When the air inside the balloon is heated, it becomes lighter than the surrounding cold air, creating a lifting force that lifts the balloon into the sky.

Although the balloon has no rudder, the pilot can control the direction of flight by changing altitude.
At different altitudes, the wind direction and speed can vary, so the pilot uses this principle to steer the balloon in the desired direction.

Yes!
The balloon rises slowly and smoothly, creating a very calm and stable flight.
Many people with a fear of heights have been surprised how comfortable they feel during the flight.

Temperatures during flight are usually similar to those on the ground.
However, morning and evening flights can be cooler, so we recommend dressing in layers and bringing warmer clothing.