Experience an unforgettable adventure with Mexico's #1 hot air balloon company. With over 20 years of experience and the trust of more than 100,000 travelers, we are the BEST SELLER on this platform.
Our pilots, with both private and commercial licenses, operate new and colorful balloons, certified by the AFAC (Federal Civil Aviation Agency), guaranteeing safety and quality service.
When you book with us, you'll enjoy breathtaking views of Teotihuacan from above. Upon landing, celebrate with a toast. Then, enjoy a Mexican-style show, complete with tequila.
Continue with a delicious breakfast in a natural cave decorated with pre-Hispanic art.
Finally, explore the magnificent pyramids of Teotihuacan.
Every step of your adventure will be guided by a dedicated Experience Coordinator, providing personalized attention.
It's not just about flying; it's about creating memories that will last a lifetime.
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balloon flight without transportation and without breakfast.: If you choose this option you must arrive at our balloon port with your own vehicle. It does not include breakfast.
Balloon flight 45 minutes: Coffee break
Toast
Flight certificate.<br/>Transportation: Round transportation from your hotel.<br/>Breakfast in a natural cave<br/>Visit to the cooperative: Cultural explanation about obsidian, quartz.<br/>Time to visit Pyramids: Up to an hour and a half.<br/>Pickup included
4:30 am - 5:00 am - Pick-up at your hotel or Airbnb in Mexico City. After picking up all travelers, we will travel to Teotihuacan.
6:00 AM - Check-in: All travelers will be asked for identification (ID), their weight will be taken, and you will be assigned the balloon in which you will fly.
6:10-6:30 AM - Coffee Break: You will have time to enjoy coffee, cookies, and receive safety instructions.
6:30-6:45 AM - Time to take photographs while enjoying the spectacle of the hot air balloon inflation process.
6:50 AM - Your magical hot air balloon flight over the Teotihuacan Valley will begin. The flight duration is 30 to 40 minutes, depending on weather conditions.
7:50 AM - Upon landing, we will have a toast, a tradition when flying in a balloon, and you will receive a flight certificate as a souvenir.
(Landing may take place on various types of terrain, including vegetation, trees, and confined spaces, always accompanied by expert pilots and properly trained support personnel to ensure a safe landing.)
After landing, we will be back to reception.
8:50am - We'll head to one of the most impressive restaurants in the Teotihuacan Valley for breakfast. You'll be inside a natural cave with a spectacular view. A truly divine experience.
9:45am - We will visit an artisan cooperative where we will receive an explanation about the culture of Teotihuacan, the uses of the maguey plant, you will learn about obsidian and have tastings of artisanal liquors made in the region.
10:30 am - We will visit the Teotihuacan Archaeological Zone. You will spend 1.5 to 2 hours here, depending on the group's decision. (Entrance to the archaeological zone is NOT INCLUDED)
You have two options for visiting the archaeological zone:
1. Visit the site on your own. We will inform you of the pick-up time and location.
2. Enhance your experience with a certified guide who will explain the history of Teotihuacan in detail. This service is NOT included and has an additional cost of $300 MXN (16 USD) per person.
Afterward, the entire group will meet to return to Mexico City.
Between 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM, we will be arriving at your hotel in Mexico City.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Times are approximate and may change depending on traffic, weather, and the day's logistics.
- If you wish to end the experience before the last stop, you will need to arrange your own return to Mexico City, as this is a shared tour.
- Please be aware that the balloon flight depends on weather conditions, and therefore the direction will depend on the wind. We cannot guarantee flying over the pyramids. However, we fly over them 90% of the time.
- A guide at the Teotihuacan archaeological site is not included. This is an additional service.
- La Cueva restaurant has specific opening hours (8:30 AM), so we may have to wait up to 40 minutes for it to open. To avoid this wait time, there may be modifications to the itinerary to ensure a smoother tour.
We are located 5 minutes from the Pemex Pirámides gas station.
One day before your reservation, we will send you a message with the exact location via Google Maps and the time you should arrive.
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Mexican Peso (MXN)
GMT-6 (Central Standard Time)
127VV, 60HzHz
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