Hot Air Balloon safari in Magical Kenya- Kenya wildlife safaris

Kenya, a country situated in East Africa, is one of the best Africa safari destinations you shouldn’t miss. Kenya has several innumerable scenic sites, National Parks, mountains for hiking, beautiful beaches, biking trails, food experiences, culture, high quality coffee that you should taste and countless activities like Kenya wildlife safaris, hot air balloon safaris, Kenya birding safaris, hiking safaris, biking safaris and many more. If you are a tourist looking for unique life time experiences, then don’t look any further but take a safari in “Magical Kenya”.

Hot Air Balloon safari in the Magical Kenya What is a Hot Air Balloon?

A hot air balloon is a lighter air aircraft that consists of a bag called an envelope and this is meant to contain heated air. It has a suspended wicker basket which is used to carry passengers and a source of heat, in most cases an open flame caused by burning liquid propane.

Hot air ballooning safaris in Kenya

This is the most exciting Kenya safari experience that will get you enjoy Kenya wildlife safaris to the fullest. You will slowly this balloon with an exciting flame and enjoy your blast while floating above the above the famous rolling savannah and flat-topped acacia trees of the Masai Mara in a hot air balloon. You can enjoy floating on the savanna while watching the animals. You will float silently over streams of wildebeest on their great migration, you will watch lions stalking their prey, you may spot a black rhino moving through the bush; a perspective that nobody can ever forget. And when the light is just right it’s possible to marvel at the perfectly proportioned elephant-shaped shadows cast by the largest member of the Big Five. This safari experience wouldn’t have been complete without including the Wildebeest Migration which is a wonder of the world. This is a spectacular sight where two million wildebeest migrate in search of water and greener pastures. Watching this on a hot air balloon is a dream come true.

Few experiences in life are as peaceful as they are exciting, and a balloon safari here is certainly one of them.

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