Today’s flights
Seronera
17 February 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera was a delightful experience. Under overcast skies and gentle winds, four balloons lifted before sunrise and drifted towards the river at Downeys Dam. Visibility was excellent, and guests enjoyed memorable wildlife sightings including hippos in and out of the water, reedbuck, giraffes, a large herd of savannah buffalo, blue-hipped topi, Coke’s hartebeest, impalas, gazelles, dik-diks, secretary birds, and jackals. All balloons made smooth stand-up landings, followed by a celebratory champagne toast. Guests then enjoyed a lovely breakfast at Middle Road, rounding off a heartwarming morning in Seronera.
Ndutu
16 February 2026
Our balloon flight today in Ndutu was simply lovely. As the sun rose behind the clouds, all balloons lifted gracefully and headed towards the forest, where we enjoyed sightings of small pockets of the migration. Towering giraffes and a lone bull elephant appeared among the trees, while the marshes revealed more giraffes, wildebeest, and two male lions. Further along, most balloons spotted additional lions, and one was lucky enough to see a leopard resting in a tree just before landing. Wildlife highlights included zebras, wildebeest, Thompson gazelles, hyenas, dik-diks, giraffes, elephants, vultures, Grants gazelles, tawny eagles, lions, a leopard, Eastern African goshawks, martial eagles, secretarybirds, steinbucks, marabou storks, and white storks. All balloons made smooth stand-up landings before guests enjoyed a delightful breakfast. It was a heartwarming morning with Serengeti Balloon Safaris.
Seronera
16 February 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera was truly magical. Under clear skies and gentle winds, three balloons lifted before sunrise and drifted gracefully towards Sopa Valley. Visibility was excellent at both high and low levels, giving us wonderful wildlife encounters: reedbuck, warthogs, giraffes, a magnificent herd of elephants, blue-hipped topi, Coke’s hartebeest, impalas, gazelles, tawny eagles, secretary birds, hyenas, jackals, and a beautiful pride of lions. All balloons made smooth stand-up landings, followed by a celebratory champagne toast. Guests then enjoyed a delightful breakfast at River Tree, rounding off a heartwarming morning in Seronera.
Seronera
13 February 2026
Our balloon flight yesterday in Sasakwa saw the Serengeti at its very best. With clear skies, gentle winds, and a golden sunrise, we floated gracefully across the plains. The wildlife was spectacular Topi, Ostriches, Gazelles, Eagles, Hyenas, Elands, Zebras, Cape Buffalo, Giraffes, a large herd of Elephants, and even a couple of Lion prides. The journey ended with a smooth stand-up landing near the road to Sabora Tented Lodge. Our group of travel agents from Mexico was deeply moved by the experience, and Serengeti Balloon Safaris created memories that will last a lifetime. It was a heartwarming morning filled with adventure and joy, and we are delighted to share this experience with you.
Seronera
12 February 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera was truly memorable. We arrived at the launch site under clear skies and brisk winds. After an active inflation, three balloons gracefully lifted off before sunrise, carried by the winds towards Sopa Valley. Visibility was excellent at both high and low levels, allowing for wonderful wildlife sightings. Guests enjoyed views of large numbers of Zebras just after take-off, Reedbuck, Hartebeest, many Warthogs, Giraffes, impressive herds of Elephants, Tawny Eagles, Vultures, Secretary Birds, Impalas, Hyenas at a den, Lions, and a huge herd of Savannah Buffalo. All balloons made gentle stand-up landings in Colin’s Plain. Following the celebratory champagne, guests were taken to River Tree for a delightful breakfast. It was a heartwarming morning filled with adventure and joy, and we are delighted to share this experience with you.
Seronera
11 February 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera was truly special. Under clear skies and gentle winds, three balloons lifted off before sunrise, drifting gracefully towards Downey’s Dam. Visibility was excellent, and guests enjoyed wonderful wildlife sightings including zebras, hippos, crocodiles, reedbuck, bushbuck, topi, hartebeest, warthogs, giraffes, tawny eagles, secretary birds, impalas, and hyenas. We landed softly near One Nature, celebrated with champagne, and then enjoyed breakfast at Tony’s Tree. It was a heartwarming morning, and all guests cherished the experience with Serengeti Balloon Safaris.
Tarangire
11 February 2026
Our balloon flight today in Tarangire was a truly memorable experience. Just before sunrise, we lifted off under gentle winds, drifting slowly across the landscape. While the start was quiet, we soon enjoyed the wonderful sightings of elephants, buffaloes, zebras, and many giraffes. The panoramic scenery was breathtaking and deeply appreciated by all. We ended with soft, upright landings in a new area, and our guests were delighted, celebrating every moment with Serengeti Balloon Safaris.
Ndutu
10 February 2026
Our balloon flight today over Ndutu was simply lovely. Mist and fog patches covered the region as we climbed high over the Golini plains, spotting wildebeest, zebra, and gazelles moving through the haze. Descending over the forest near Ndutu, we enjoyed sightings of giraffes and elephants, along with eland, impala, and more of the great migration. As we continued towards Hidden Valley, the plains were alive with pockets of migrating herds, thickening as we approached. All balloons made smooth landings at the start of Hidden Valley, where guests watched the migration on the move and toasted the flight. Animal highlights included zebra, wildebeest, Thompson and Grant’s gazelles, giraffes, eland, impala, tawny eagles, secretary birds, rollers, bustards, flamingos, storks, and even dik-dik and steinbuck. It was a heartwarming morning enjoyed by all with Serengeti Balloon Safaris.
Seronera
10 February 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera was truly memorable. Despite slightly overcast skies and a delayed start, three balloons lifted gracefully after sunrise, drifting towards Downey’s Dam. Visibility was excellent, both high and low, and guests enjoyed wonderful wildlife sightings including hippos, reedbuck, bushbuck, topi, hartebeest, warthogs, giraffes, tawny eagles, secretary birds, ostriches, a serval cat, hyenas, and even a distant pride of lions. We made gentle stand-up landings near Marion’s Plain, followed by a celebratory champagne toast. Guests were then taken to Tree One for a hearty breakfast, rounding off a perfect morning. The experience was heartwarming and enjoyed by all.
