The 7 Hot Air Balloon Flights in Antalya That Earn Their Price

1.2-Day Cappadocia, Cave Hotel, & Balloon Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 732 reviews · 2 days · from $35Our pick

See Cappadocia’s underground cities, fairy chimneys, cave villages, and sunrise balloons on a fast-paced two-day tour from Antalya.

“We were picked at 3.15 am and after picking other tourists we were on our way. We reached Cappadocia at about 1 pm. We had a few comfort breaks on the way which didn’t make the journey feel too long. Our guide was also interactive and knowledgeable. On the approach to Cappadocia we were told that if we wanted to do a sunset walk in Rose valley, it will be another €25 pp and to see the balloons rise, it would be another €30 pp. I think since everyone had already travelled for so long, no one wanted to leave without seeing them. Dinner and breakfast at hotel were included…”

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2.2-Day Cappadocia, Cave Hotel, & Balloon Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 473 reviews · 2 days (approx.) · from $59Top rated

Review of the 2-day Cappadocia tour from Antalya, with cave hotel, valleys, underground city, meals, long bus rides, and balloon options.

“Wonderful but a bit rushed, wishing that we have more tine to eat. But there are a lot of activities to cover.”

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3.Pamukkale Tour with Hot Air Balloon and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 391 reviews · from $34Best value

Fly over Pamukkale at sunrise, explore Hierapolis, enjoy lunch, and return to Antalya on a long but memorable day trip.

“Our guide Osman was brilliant. Clear instructions and time keeping. Breakfast was average but lunch was very good.”

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4.Pamukkale Hot Air Balloon Flight with Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 252 reviews · from $34

Fly over Pamukkale at sunrise, explore Hierapolis, soak your feet in thermal waters, and enjoy lunch on a long day trip from Antalya.

“Yesterday we had an amazing day on a hot air balloon trip in Pamukkale. Our guide Apo is a wonderful young guy, who took us through the history of Pamukkale, explained how best to organize the 3 hours we spent in Pamukkale and to have enough time for everything. What is really the most beautiful and which you should not miss is the balloon flight. Seeing Pamukkale from the air and the feeling of flying is my best experience so far.”

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5.Antalya / Belek : Pamukkale Day Trip w/ Optional Hot Air Balloon

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 247 reviews · 14 to 17 hours (approx.) · from $36

Review of Antalya to Pamukkale with optional hot-air balloon flight, including costs, long bus rides, meals, ruins, pools, and practical tips.

“The hot air balloon was great, the crew was professional and knew what they were doing. As for the breakfast it was below average unfortunately. For the sightseeing part, the guide will ask you if you'd like to go in which is 30€ er person. If you choose not to go, there won't be anything else to do. When we visited, our guide gave us a quick explanation for about 30min which is sufficient for some but might be too short for others. We then had 3 hours to visit on our own the theater, cleaopatra's pool (swimming in the pool is not included either and it is for 200…”

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6.Alanya, Side, Antalya: Sunrise Balloon Tour in Pamukkale

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 32 reviews · from $238

Fly over Pamukkale at sunrise from Antalya, Side, or Alanya, then explore the white travertines with lunch, transport, and a guide included.

“Kadir was excellent, very good with organisation and understanding of what we wanted. Hot air balloon ride was amazing one of the best experiences I’ve had. Pamuluakke and Cleo patra pool looked exactly as they do in the adverts. Brilliant trip all round!”

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7.Pamukkale Guided Tour With Optional Balloon Flight

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 27 reviews · 50 minutes - 16 hours · from $35

Review of Antalya’s Pamukkale tour, with white terraces, Hierapolis, transport, lunch, free time, and an optional sunrise balloon flight.

“Lot balonem specjalnie mnie nie zachwycił. Ruin Hierapolis nie zwiedzałem, wyglądają podobnie jak Izraelu czy Grecji. Cały wolny czas wykorzystałem na chodzenie po urokliwych tarasach z leczniczymi ciepłymi wodami za scenerią jak na lodowcu. Problematyczny jest transfer, przy zakupie wycieczki adres odbioru zz hotelu nie stanowił problemu ale po zapłacie i zbliżający się terminie odbioru z hotelu pojawiły się problemy. Problemy są również z wymuszaniem przesyłania zdjęć dowodów i paszportów pod pretekstem dokonania ubezpieczenia na lot balonem i szantażowali niedopuszczeniem do lotu podczas gdy przy zamawianiu wycieczki oczekiwali tylko podstawowych danych osobowych i numeru dowodu. Na miejs...”

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