In the heart of Turkey's Anatolia region, Cappadocia is one of the world's best places for hot air ballooning, thanks to a storybook landscape of fairy chimneys, rock churches and Flintstones-style dwellings carved directly into the limestone formations. Peak season for ballooning is April to October, with a rainbow of balloons filling the skies above Göreme and Uçhisar — the region's primary towns — most mornings. Cappadocia Voyager Balloons offers a unique, exhilarating adventure for a few hours or more: unparalleled experiences in a legendary place for those who are adventurous and those who simply want to relax with the world at their feet! Visit Cappadocia Voyager Balloons in Cappadocia, Turkey.

Halis vous emmène dans les airs tous les matins de l'année, à moins que les conditions ne le permettent pas, chose rare en Cappadoce. Son programme deluxe offre un vol à 8 personnes maximums dans le panier. A l'atterrissage de tout vol, une coupe de champagne vous accueille. A noter, le vol « Exclusif » vous offre le champagne à bord... pour deux personnes.

As the hot-air balloon slowly gains altitude, I float higher and higher into the red skies. Thousands of magical fairy chimneys poke out into the skyline of Cappadocia where green patches of plantations and red-rose valleys dominate its landscape. It is barely 6am and many other tourists like me have woken before dawn to enjoy this special experience.
Cappadocia is one of the most famous hot-air ballooning spots in the world: partly due to its extraordinary and strangely unique landscape and the favorable weather conditions. The balloons can only rise in the early hours of dawn because of the colder temperatures, explaining why flights only occur in the early morning.

If there's one activity you must do in Cappadocia, it's this.

Yes, millions of tourists pour into this region every year and head straight for the hot air balloons, but being smushed into a basket with 30 other people doesn't make the experience any less spectacular. As my trusted tour guide everywhere we go, Amber was gunning for a balloon trip even though I was skeptical. I didn't know until I was in the air how spectacular the birds eye view would be.
I'm convinced Halis could've landed the balloon on a dime, because he expertly guided the craft from the air onto a tiny trailer in a field. After we were safely on the ground, we had a fun ceremony where everyone got brunchy snacks and certificates of participation. I'm a total sucker for those post-activity ceremonies!

Hot air ballooning in Cappadocia has to be among the 100 things to do before you die. Drifting silently above the eerie lunar landscape is quite magical! Every year thousands of balloons take to the Cappadocian sky, carrying a total of 100,000 passengers.

Cappadocia is one of the most perfect places on earth, not only for growing wine grapes or its beautiful landscape, but also for soaring peacefully in hot air balloons with Cappadocia Voyager Balloon Company. The sensation of ballooning is very gentle and it's calming effect seems to put the world below into perspective. Rock formations and world-famous fairychimneys drift into view, giving you the unmatched feeling of being above it all.

The beauty Sphaped by Nature

You must definitely see Cappadocia in order to fully appreciate your existence while celebrating nature. Visit this city of dreams with a very good guide, otherwise you may miss many things. We also recommend a hot air balloon ride with Cappadocia Voyager Balloons.