Today’s flights
Seronera
16 January 2026
Our flight balloon today in Seronera saw the Serengeti at its finest. Under clear skies and a gentle breeze, three balloons rose before sunrise and drifted gracefully towards Makoma Hill. The plains came alive with wildlife zebras, reedbuck, bushbuck, impala, hartebeest, topi, giraffes, buffalo, warthogs, and even distant lions and three cheetahs. With smooth stand‑up landings, we ended the morning at River Tree for a delightful breakfast. It was a truly unforgettable experience in the skies with Serengeti Balloon Safaris, filled with beauty, wonder, and joy.
Ndutu
16 January 2026
Our flight balloon today in Ndutu saw the Serengeti awaken in the most magical way. Both balloons lifted off before sunrise, gliding low over the Golini plains where herds of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles moved gracefully across the land. Crossing into the forest, we spotted impala, then drifted over the lake where flamingos and marabou storks painted the morning sky. More migration filled the forest and plains of Kusini, a living river of wildlife beneath us. We ended with smooth stand‑up landings on the Kusini plains, celebrating together while watching wildebeest roam freely. From giraffes and ostriches to tawny eagles, jackals, and even a bat‑eared fox, the morning was rich with life and unforgettable beauty.
Ndutu
15 January 2026
Our balloon flight over Ndutu today was simply magical. We lifted off before sunrise, gliding over the Golini plains where the migration stretched endlessly. As dawn broke behind the mountains, we descended to greet a tower of giraffes and a small herd of buffalo in the riverbed. Crossing into the forest, we spotted impala, more giraffes, and waves of wildebeest. The Kusini plains revealed a lone cheetah, while hyenas lingered nearby. From zebras and gazelles to ostriches, storks, and even flamingos, the morning was alive with wildlife. We ended with a spirited drag across the plains, sipping a post‑flight drink while watching the wildebeest—an unforgettable Serengeti Balloon Safari.
Ndutu
12 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Ndutu saw a slightly breezy but gentle take‑off, with passengers immediately delighted by wildebeest, zebras, and both Grants and Thompson’s gazelles around us. Crossing from plains to forest, we admired our first tower of giraffes, impala, and a riverbed filled with a great gathering of wildebeest, all set against the rising sun behind the mountains. As we drifted towards the Kusini plains, we encountered a pride of lions along the korongo, followed by four cheetahs—a mother with two cubs and a lone male. Near landing, a honey badger appeared close to the cheetah, adding to the morning’s excitement. On the way to breakfast, we passed the female cheetah and her cubs enjoying theirs. Animal highlights included zebra, wildebeest, gazelles, giraffes, impala, eland, lions, cheetahs, wild cat, jackal, ostrich, hyena, tawny and martial eagles, honey badger, dik‑dik, marabou stork, and flamingos. It was a truly magical morning with Serengeti Balloon Safaris.
Seronera
12 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Seronera saw clear skies, gentle winds, and a spectacular sunrise. One balloon lifted off before dawn, gliding over the plains towards Valley 16 and across the Makoma hills, before making a smooth landing at Makoma 4. Wildlife was abundant buffalo, hippo, lions, giraffes, hyena, cheetah, hartebeest, topi, reedbuck, impala, black‑backed jackal, and a wonderful variety of birds including tawny eagles, secretary birds, lilac‑breasted rollers, white‑bellied bustards, and guinea fowl. Guests ended the morning with a delightful breakfast, cherishing an unforgettable Serengeti Balloon Safari experience.
Seronera
11 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Seronera saw clear skies, gentle winds, and three balloons rising gracefully before sunrise towards Valley 16. Though wildlife was quiet at first, the plains soon revealed their treasures Thompson gazelles, zebras, reedbuck, hippo, bushbuck, hartebeest, giraffes, secretary birds, tawny eagles, hyena, a serval cat, and even a leopard. All balloons enjoyed smooth stand‑up landings, and guests were treated to a delightful breakfast at River Tree. It was a truly magical morning in the skies, filled with joy and unforgettable Serengeti moments.
Ndutu
11 January
Our balloon flight in Ndutu saw a calm and gentle launch just before sunrise. As we rose, the plains came alive with wildebeest, zebras, and Thompson’s gazelles, while the sun slowly revealed itself behind Mount Lolmalasin. We drifted over the woodland to find three giraffes enjoying breakfast, alongside impala and a handful of Cape buffalo moving through the trees. At Ndutu beach, marabou storks searched among scattered bones, and flamingoes shimmered in the distance a sight that delighted everyone. Further along, a lone male lion appeared from medium altitude, with more giraffes completing the morning’s wonders. It was a serene and unforgettable flight, filled with the magic of the Serengeti.
Ndutu
10 January 2026
Our balloon flight in Ndutu was nothing short of magical. From the moment we lifted off, we were greeted by herds of wildebeest, zebra, Grants and Thompson gazelles spread across the plains. As we drifted towards Lake Ndutu, a tower of giraffes welcomed us, and soon after, the flamingos treated us to a breathtaking aerial display over the water. Crossing the forest, we spotted impala, more giraffes, and even a lone honey badger, while two martial eagles seemed deep in animated conversation. The Maswa plains surprised us with yet another pair of honey badgers three in one flight! On our way to breakfast, we passed a cheetah enjoying its meal and later found lions basking in the sun after theirs. It was a morning filled with wonder animal highlights included zebra, wildebeest, gazelles, giraffes, impala, cheetah, lions, jackal, mongoose, hyena, eagles, honey badgers, dik-dik, marabou stork, and flamingos. Truly, Serengeti Balloon Safaris gave us memories to treasure forever.
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.
