Serengeti balloon(life time experience)

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Close your eyes, and for a moment feel your body lift up, with you having no control over it, and there is a certain part of you,inside you, saying to yourself, I am crazy for taking this balloon safari. This is what most people feel, when the excitement of Serengeti balloon safari crosses one's emotion of self-control and independence.
Waking up early to prepare for your safari experience of a lifetime, with a departure time no later than 5:00 am you will be transferred to today’s takeoff spot. At the launch site near Maasai Kopjes you will meet your pilot, receive a briefing and watch the inflation of your balloon. At dawn you take of, rising as the sun rises and you will float in whichever direction the morning wind choose to take you. Even though it is the wind choosing your direction your pilot is the one to control the altitude. A job he do with perfection. The flight is for about one hour depending on conditions, and eventually you must land. You celebrate in the traditional manner with champagne (well, an excellent sparkling wine) before sitting down to a full English breakfast. Imagine sitting at a table under the shade of a classic umbrella tree on the Serengeti plains. The table is laid with bone china and king’s silver cutlery. Fresh tropical fruits, warm freshly baked bread and English traditional breakfast of bacon, sausage, eggs, mushroom, and tomato are all served by stewards in customary Swahili dress.Around 9:30 am you will arrive at Seronera ready to continue your day's adventures. Price per Person $ 500 Book this Now!!!!!!!

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