Today’s flights
Seronera
30 January 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera saw two balloons rise gracefully into clear skies just in time for a breathtaking sunrise. We floated over the plains towards Valley 16 and Mukoma Hill, enjoying stunning views and unforgettable wildlife sightings from Hartebeests, Topi, Gazelles, Impalas, Hyenas, Giraffes, and Lions to great herds of the Migration, plus Elephants in Sopa Valley. The flight ended with a calm stand-up landing east of Mukoma Hill, right among a large Migration herd, followed by a delightful breakfast under the River Tree. It was a magical morning, and our guests left with memories they will cherish forever.
Ndutu
29 January 2026
Our balloon flight today in Ndutu saw a truly lovely morning, despite a brief delay as the winds shifted. Once airborne, we floated over the Golini plains, where herds of wildebeest, zebras, Grant’s and Thompson’s gazelles greeted us. Climbing higher, we drifted towards Ndutu Lake and were treated to the breathtaking sight of flamingos in full display. From above the forest, towers of giraffes, eland, and more wildebeest and zebras came into view. A gentle descent brought us closer to the treetops, where eagles and vultures perched. Flying low back across the plains, we were delighted to spot a serval cat before continuing through the migration. We landed smoothly just 200 meters from our launch site an unforgettable loop that showcased the magic of Ndutu.It was a morning filled with wonder, and all guests thoroughly enjoyed their Serengeti Balloon Safaris adventure.
Seronera
29 January 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera saw clear skies, gentle winds, and a truly magical morning. Two balloons lifted off before sunrise, drifting gracefully towards the Maasai Kopjes. Visibility was excellent, allowing guests to enjoy spectacular wildlife sightings. We encountered large herds of elephants, giraffes, zebras, topi, hartebeest, and impalas. Flying over the Research Base, we were delighted to spot lions, a serval cat, baboons in the trees, and an impressive herd of savannah buffalo. Both balloons landed smoothly near Sero 6, followed by a celebratory champagne toast. Guests then enjoyed a hearty breakfast at Tree One, rounding off an unforgettable experience. It was a wonderful morning, and we are grateful to share these moments with you and your guests.
Ndutu
28 January 2026
Our balloon flight today in Ndutu was truly magical. Just minutes after takeoff, we drifted over the forest and were greeted by countless wildebeest with their newborn calves. Soon after, giraffes, impalas, gazelles, zebras, vultures, eagles, and the elegant secretary birds appeared, painting the skies and plains with life. The panoramic scenery was breathtaking, and as we floated low over the marshes, seven lions came into view, resting not far from our path. The gentle landing brought us to a delightful drive where, en route to breakfast, we spotted a cheetah—an unforgettable sight. Breakfast was enjoyed in great spirits, with every guest sharing smiles and stories. The joy and wonder of Serengeti Balloon Safaris filled every moment, leaving hearts full and memories cherished.
Seronera
28 January 2026
Our balloon flight today in Seronera was truly magical. Under clear skies and gentle winds, three balloons lifted off before sunrise, drifting gracefully towards Sopa Valley. Guests enjoyed excellent visibility and were treated to breathtaking wildlife sightings. We soared over vast herds of migratory antelope—Wildebeest, Gazelles, and Zebras—and witnessed several Lion prides, including cubs, a honeymoon pair, and Lions on their kills. Along the way to Picnic Hill, we encountered Reedbuck, Hartebeest, Topi, Secretary Birds, Tawny Eagles, Warthogs, Giraffes, a large herd of Elephants, and many Hyenas. All balloons had smooth stand-up landings, followed by a celebratory champagne toast. Guests then continued to River Tree for a delightful breakfast, rounding off a morning filled with joy, adventure, and unforgettable memories.
Ndutu
27 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Ndutu today saw the Serengeti come alive in the most magical way. After a brief delay due to shifting winds, we floated gracefully over the Golini plains, where herds of wildebeest, zebra, Grants and Thompson gazelle moved in harmony beneath us. As we drifted south towards Matiti, we passed Masai bombas with the Masai tending their cattle and donkeys, a timeless scene of daily life. The highlight of the morning was truly the “flight of giraffe” hundreds of them forming towers across the forest and plains, alongside migrating herds, eland, and impala. Hyena were also spotted, adding to the drama of the wild. Guests delighted in sightings of not only these mammals but also a rich array of birdlife: tawny and martial eagles, secretarybirds, Eurasian rollers, marabou storks, and vultures. It was a heart-stirring morning with Serengeti Balloon Safaris, filled with unforgettable encounters and the beauty of Ndutu’s wildlife.
Seronera
27 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Seronera today saw the wilderness at its finest. After waiting for calmer winds at takeoff, we lifted gently into the skies and were immediately rewarded with wonderful sightings. Hyenas greeted us soon after departure, followed by a magnificent leopard near the river trees, with hippos resting close by. As we floated further, a group of elephants crossed beneath us, and not long after, we counted more than ten lions along the middle road as an unforgettable highlight. We concluded our flight at the water pump area, where the landscape was dry but alive with the spirit of the Serengeti. It was a truly memorable morning filled with breathtaking encounters and joy for all on board.
Ndutu
26 January 2026
Our balloon flight on today in Ndutu saw the Serengeti awaken in all its glory as three balloons rose together with the sunrise. Floating over the Golini plains, we admired herds of wildebeest, zebra, Grant’s and Thompson’s gazelles, and eland before climbing high to take in sweeping views of Ndutu and Masek lakes. Descending towards the forest, hyenas patrolled below while two balloons were treated to the sight of a male lion strolling along the road. Further along, all three balloons delighted in watching a female cheetah with her two playful adolescent cubs. The journey continued towards the Serengeti–Ngorongoro border, passing through more migration herds before smooth stand‑up landings. Wildlife highlights included zebra, wildebeest, gazelles, eland, giraffe, impala, jackal, hyena, lion, cheetah, ostrich, tawny eagle, martial eagle, secretarybird, Eurasian roller, marabou stork, and vultures. It was a truly memorable morning, with guests cherishing every moment of their Serengeti Balloon Safari.
Kirawira
25 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Kirawira saw the western corridor of the Serengeti at its most serene. With clear skies and gentle winds, the balloon lifted gracefully before sunrise, offering breathtaking views as we glided towards the Grumeti River and followed its winding course. Though wildlife was scattered, the sightings were remarkable: impalas, fish eagles, waterbuck, hyenas, herds of Cape buffalo, baboons, colobus monkeys, crocodiles, hippos, gazelles, and a wide variety of bird species. From soaring heights to low sweeps over the plains, every angle revealed the beauty of this wilderness. After an hour of tranquil flight, we touched down smoothly at the river’s bend. Our guests were filled with joy and wonder, cherishing an unforgettable morning with Serengeti Balloon Safaris.
