Puebla & magical town Cholula from Mexico City
Explore Puebla & Cholula: Churches, pyramids, and history await!
Tour Details
Departure from Mexico City to enjoy the majestic aesthetic of the Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon, seen from an almost virgin angle. The activity will begin early in the morning, after a brief induction and some instructions provided by the balloon pilot, we all participate in the Balloon inflation (a magic experience). We’ll fly for one hour approximately above the City of Gods!
Restriction on:
Is necessary consider to pay an additional supplement Rate up to 100kg; from 101 to 110kg pax must pay per kilo extra (5 USD) / In case the passenger exceeds 110 kg he must consider an extra charge of 50% on the normal rate.
Maximum weight per person of 125 kg.
- Children under 04 years old are not allowed to fly
- People with heart conditions
- People with recent surgeries
- People with spinal problems
- Pregnant women
- Passengers under the influence of alcohol are not allowed to board.
Round transportation to the balloon port Coffee break before the flight Approximately 45–60-minute flight Traditional toast Breakfast Flight certificate Canvas deployment for special celebrations
Lunch, drinks, tips, extra charge per kilo
Operation: Monday to Sunday
January 1st and December 25th
Take note that weather conditions can cause the cancellation of flights. It is necessary to book at least 1 week before.
All flights are in the morning from 7:00 am. Bring your video and photography camera, as well as comfortable and warm clothing.
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