Fly in a hot air balloon over Teotihuacán and enjoy a fascinating and unique landscape in the world.
We offer you an unforgettable experience enjoying the beauty of one of the most visited archaeological sites in the world with your friends, family or loved ones.
Nothing compared to a balloon flight, going up to the sky and floating with the wind, it is a tradition that has been carried out for two centuries with the same magic and adventure!
All our pilots have a license and current medical exams.
Registered aircraft, passenger insurance.
*Flight duration is subject to weather conditions
* Clarification: People weighing more than 100 kg must pay $40 MXN per extra kilo.
Round Transportation Downtown CDMX: Round trip transportation to your hotel or address in the center of CDMX
(Polanco, Condesa, Reforma or Zócalo)<br/>Breakfast: After your flight enjoy a delicious breakfast in our restaurant with all the sanitary measures.
Breakfast: After your flight enjoy a delicious breakfast in our restaurant with all the sanitary measures.
Breakfast: After your flight enjoy a delicious breakfast in our restaurant with all the sanitary measures.
Basic Flight *: Does not include any extras such as coffee break, flight certificate, canvas deployment, breakfasts, transportation, toast ...
Our Balloonport located less than 1km from the Pyramids of Teotihuacán where you can have a coffee on our terrace, see the inflation of your balloon and take some photos before starting to fly.
You will fly in one of the most important archaeological sites in the world, Teotihuacán. We will see the sunrise in flight, more hot air balloons and the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon.
The balloon leaves according to the wind but our take-off area is strategically designed to fly over the Pyramid of the Sun and the Teotihuacán Valley
We wait for you at our Globopuerto 50 minutes from CDMX.
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