You’ll float above Majorca as dawn breaks, seeing distant islands and sleepy villages from a silent balloon basket. With a local champion pilot guiding you and hotel pickup included, you’ll share laughs and coffee with fellow travelers after landing. It’s not just a view — it’s that hush in your chest when everything below goes quiet.
I still remember the sound of burners firing up in the half-dark — not loud, but sharp enough to wake you even if you’re still sleepwalking. We’d met our pilot, Toni, at this field outside Manacor (he texted us the night before with the time — apparently it changes depending on the wind). He was all smiles and quick hands, checking ropes, making jokes about how his mother still worries every flight. The grass was cold underfoot, dew soaking into my sneakers. I didn’t expect that part.
When we finally lifted off, it felt like someone had turned down the volume on everything below. Majorca just opened up — patchwork fields, little villages waking up, a faint salty smell from somewhere I couldn’t see. Toni pointed out Cabrera and Menorca in the distance — he said some days you can see both if the air’s clear enough. A couple next to me tried to spot their hotel; I mostly stared at the light changing on the hills. There was this moment where everyone just went quiet for a bit, except for one guy who kept taking photos (can’t blame him).
The landing was softer than I expected — Toni’s done this for decades, apparently won some big championship too (he shrugged that off). Back at the “Globodromo” there was WiFi and coffee while we swapped photos and tried to pronounce “ensaimada” properly (Li laughed when I tried to say it in Spanish — probably butchered it). The whole thing felt both organized and kind of homemade; like you’re in on something local but they’ve done it a thousand times.
Yes, there is an option for transfer from hotels included with your booking.
The exact duration isn’t specified but typically morning flights allow time to see nearby islands like Cabrera and Menorca if weather allows.
Pilots are highly experienced locals; one is a Spanish champion in ballooning and has international awards.
Wear comfortable shoes that can get wet from morning dew; bring a phone with WhatsApp so organizers can contact you about timing.
If you weigh over 100kg, contact organizers before booking; there may be an extra charge depending on weight.
You should ask before booking if you’re pregnant; special conditions may apply.
The launch site is near Manacor at the Globodromo (balloon airport), with parking available if you drive yourself.
Your morning includes optional hotel pickup arranged via WhatsApp or phone call, WiFi access at the Globodromo launch site near Manacor, parking fees covered if you drive yourself, plus guidance from an award-winning local pilot throughout your sunrise flight over Majorca.
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