Today’s flights
Seronera
10 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Seronera saw the skies open beautifully clear, calm, with a touch of morning mist. Four balloons rose gracefully before sunrise, drifting towards Valley 16 with gentle winds and wonderful visibility. At first wildlife was shy, but soon the plains came alive: Thompson gazelles, zebras, reedbuck, hartebeest, giraffes, warthogs, secretary birds, tawny eagles, vultures, and even lions. Each balloon touched down smoothly near Singing Grass Road, and guests were whisked away to Middle Road for a delightful breakfast. It was a serene and joyful morning in the skies, filled with unforgettable sights and the magic of Serengeti Balloon Safaris.
Seronera
09 January 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera was truly unforgettable. With clear skies, gentle winds, and a spectacular sunrise, two balloons lifted off smoothly and glided over the plains towards Valley 16 before continuing across the Makoma Hills. Both balloons made perfect landings at Makoma 4 and 6. Wildlife sightings were abundant we observed buffalo, elephants, giraffes, hyenas, serval, Thomson’s gazelles, topi, zebras, black‑backed jackals, and a rich variety of birdlife including tawny eagles, secretary birds, ostriches, southern ground‑hornbills, marabou storks, and guinea fowl. The morning concluded with a delightful breakfast, leaving our guests with cherished memories and a truly magical Serengeti Balloon Safaris experience.
Seronera
08 January 2026
Our flight balloon in Seronera today saw a truly memorable and heartwarming journey. Under mostly clear skies and a gentle morning breeze, the balloon lifted gracefully after a beautiful sunrise. We ascended to various altitudes, gliding over the plains towards Valley 16, drifting far to the left of Thatch Kopjes, and then soaring above Makoma 2 Hills. The views were stunning, and the wildlife sightings were exceptional. Throughout the flight, passengers delighted in observing multiple groups of elephants, giraffes, topis, hyenas, hartebeests, vultures, gazelles, zebras, warthogs, and impalas. The abundance of wildlife created a magical atmosphere that made the experience unforgettable. Our landing was smooth with a gentle drag on the road to Melias, followed by a delightful breakfast at River Tree. The service was of a high standard, and guests enjoyed a relaxed and joyful morning in Seronera. Everything ran seamlessly today, making the flight both scenic and heartwarming for all aboard.
Seronera
07 January 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera was truly memorable. Guests enjoyed mostly clear skies with a gentle morning breeze, allowing both balloons to lift off in perfect time for a breathtaking sunrise. We flew at varying altitudes across the plains towards Valley 16, continued past Thatch Kopjes, and then over Makoma Hills, where stunning views combined with excellent wildlife sightings. Along the way, our guests observed multiple groups of elephants, more than 30 giraffes, topis, hyenas, hartebeest, vultures, gazelles, zebras, warthogs, and impalas. The flight concluded with smooth stand-up landings at Makoma 4, followed by a delightful breakfast at River Tree, which was up to the highest standard. Guests spent a wonderful morning in Seronera, and everything ran seamlessly throughout the experience.
Seronera
06 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Seronera today saw overcast skies and gentle winds as three balloons lifted gracefully before sunrise. The winds carried us towards Valley 16, with clear visibility at both high and low levels. Guests enjoyed excellent wildlife sightings, including Thomson’s gazelles, reedbuck, hartebeest, blue‑hipped topi, giraffes, warthogs, hyenas, lions, a leopard, and abundant birdlife such as secretary birds and tawny eagles. All balloons completed gentle tip‑over landings near Makoma Two Road, followed by breakfast at Middle Road. It was a safe and memorable morning with Serengeti Balloon Safaris, thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Seronera
05 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Seronera today saw clear skies and gentle winds, setting the stage for a spectacular sunrise. Both balloons drifted towards Sopa Valley with good visibility despite localized burning. Wildlife sightings were excellent, including large herds of Thomson’s gazelles, blue-hipped topi, Coke’s hartebeest, giraffes, zebras, elephants, hyenas, and a male lion. Birdlife was abundant too, with vultures, eagles, secretary birds, and kori bustards adding to the experience. Both balloons completed gentle tip-over landings at Makoma 4, and guests were taken to Middle Road for breakfast. It was a safe and memorable morning with Serengeti Balloon Safaris, thoroughly enjoyed by all.
