Sarigerme Pamukkale Tour With Hot Air Balloon Flight

The flight with a hot air balloon begins early in the morning hours prior to sunrise. A hotel pick-up service is provided for your convenience. A professional tour guide will welcome you on a comfy bus and provide you with any last details regarding the itinerary along the way. The trip takes about 4 hours. Take advantage of this time to unwind on the bus or look at some spectacular sights before daylight. You will have the opportunity to refresh yourself with a delectable and revitalizing breakfast on your journey to Pamukkale.

For the first part of this full-day excursion, you'll feel like you're in a hot air balloon. You will be dropped off at the take-off area, where you may meet the pilots and instructors. Everything there is to know about this flight will be fully explained by the professionals, so there's nothing to worry about. You can also see them inflate the balloon before takeoff. The flight is smooth, and takeoff provides you with a feeling of awe and joy. What's more, from a certain height, you may enjoy spectacular panoramic views over the renowned Cotton Castle and the ancient city of Hierapolis.

The sun's rising is the highlight of the flight, as it happens right in front of you. The sun will start rising in front of you once you've reached the maximum permitted elevation. The warm reflections of the monuments below provide a unique perspective on par with no other. A little celebration follows at the conclusion of the flight, during which you can have a glass of champagne and get your certificates.

The second part of the journey is focused on sightseeing. You'll have time to explore Pamukkale and some of the important sites, such as Hierapolis' ancient city, the travertines, and the thermal pool.

Before leaving Pamukkale, you'll have a well-deserved lunch at a local eatery, where you may also unwind in a warm setting. During the afternoon, the bus will transport you back to Sarigerme province. This trip comes to an end when the bus drops you off at your hotel, where you can make wonderful memories and experiences.

Pick up

You will be picked up from your hotel in Sarigerme at around 3 a.m. The bus will leave during the early hours of the morning. When you make a reservation, you'll receive an approximate arrival time and additional information.

Road trip to Pamukkale

The journey takes three hours, so take your time to unwind in the comfortable bus or gaze out the window. During the day, a professional guide will be with you, so feel free to ask any questions about the timetable or Pamukkale in general. You'll have an opportunity to eat breakfast and relax for a while along the road.

Balloon flight

A balloon flight follows after you arrive in Pamukkale. Professional pilots will help you understand everything about this adventure. You may observe them inflate the balloon with hot air and snap some photographs during the process.

Imposing sunrise and views

As the balloon ascends into the air, you'll experience your first rush of adrenaline. The flight is calm and smooth, with excellent views possible. More precisely, during the journey, you may see the key attractions in Pamukkale: the Cotton Castle and Hierapolis's ancient city. However, it is the sunrise that offers the most stunning sight. When the sun rises, its warm color palette will fill you with delight as it bounces off of the ground and onto the sights.

Sightseeing in Pamukkale

The trip concludes with a brief celebration during which you'll toast a glass of champagne and feel accomplished for taking part. Then you'll have some time to see the legendary Cotton Castle, the ancient thermal pool that is also known as Cleopatra's Pool, and the ancient city of Hierapolis. The tour guide will provide fascinating and essential information about the locations.

Lunch and Return

Before leaving Pamukkale, the guide will take you to a local restaurant for a delicious lunch. The meal is included in the price of this trip. During the afternoon, when the bus drops you off at your hotel in Sarigerme, this full-day excursion comes to an end.