Ballooning over Teotihuacan at dawn is a unique and unforgettable experience.
You will enjoy a spectacular view of the pyramids as the sun illuminates the archaeological area.
After landing, we toast to celebrate the flight and, if you choose the Full option, you will enjoy a traditional breakfast in a natural cave.
You can also sample typical drinks such as pulque, tequila and mezcal, and get to know the local artisan work.
Upon completion, you will have free time to explore Teotihuacan on your own (entrance not included) and capture unique moments.
In addition, we have optional photo and video packages to keep this memory forever.
Flight+Breakfast+Transport : Flight+Breakfast+Transport, includes 2-hour waiting service at the pyramids (does not include tickets to the pyramids)
<br/>Pickup included
No Transportation: Flight only: Arrive at the port balloon on your own and enjoy the flight, coffee break and personalized certificate.
PICK UP
(Only if you hired transportation, otherwise we will see you at our Balloonport)
4:40am -We will pick you up at your Hotel in CDMX to go to the magical town of Teotihuacán, where our balloon port is located.
BALLOON FLIGHT
6:00 am - We will be arriving at the takeoff area where we will receive you with a coffee break (coffee bar and cookies).
6:30am - We will take off in the hot air balloon where we will fly for 45 minutes up to 10,000ft in a SHARED FLIGHT over the Teotihuacán archaeological zone.
7:30am - Upon landing, the traditional ceremony will take place, where they will make a toast with the pilot and give them their flight certificates.
BREAKFAST IN RESTAURANT IN NATURAL CAVE
8:30am - we will go to have breakfast at a classic restaurant in the area
TASTING OF TEQUILA PULQUE AND MEZCAL
Mexicanitzimo 10:00am -You will soak up the culture and knowledge in the obsidian and maguey workshop taught by expert guides and you will enjoy tasting different types of artisan liquors made in Teotihuacán.
VISIT TO TEOTIHUACAN PYRAMIDS
12:00 pm -If you wish, you will have up to 2 free hours to tour the archaeological zone of Teotihuacán. (Entrance to the archaeological zone not included)
1:00 pm-we return to CDMX and this experience will end
DROP OFF IN MEXICO CITY
(Only if you hired transportation, otherwise the experience ends when they finish breakfast)
We will return again to the starting point in Mexico City, or if you prefer we can leave you at the address you like within the Historic Center area, Roma, Condesa, Polanco or Coyoacán (some museum, restaurant, airport or other destination within this area) NO ADDITIONAL COST
We will communicate directly with you indicating who will be your guide, the pick up time is at 4:45 am, the drop off can be anywhere in Mexico City
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Mexican Peso (MXN)
GMT-6 (Central Standard Time)
127VV, 60HzHz
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Available • Apps: Uber, Didi
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