Explore the skies of Dambulla heritage city in a hot air balloon, and watch the first rays of the sun gently kiss the misty hills. Upon landing, enjoy an exclusive champagne breakfast and fresh tropical fruits.
Hot air ballooning in Dambulla is an adventure like no other, where your flight path is generally unknown. We take off at sunrise around 5.45 am and land around 8.30 am. Our launch site will be decided by the Chief Pilot according to the wind direction for a safe and enjoyable flight.You will float gently in the breeze 1,000 – 2,000 feet above, taking off from a designated point in the Cultural Triangle and you will enjoy the heritage city views from the sky. It’s a peaceful and gentle flight where the pilot uses different wind currents at various altitudes to guide the balloon.
Read MoreWhen it’s time to descend, your pilot will give you the positions in the basket and make you ready for landing. Upon landing, your hot air balloon flight will be celebrated with a glass of champagne. What a way to start your day!
Why should you book this trip?
- An exciting adventure not to be missed in Sri Lanka, especially if you are in the right location (Cultural Triangle of Sri Lanka) at the right time.
- One of the reasons hot air ballooning in Sri Lanka is so unique is the aerial view you get of the surrounding area. You are able to have different views every time you fly.
- The beauty of the sunrise landscape you see from a hot air balloon is something you can’t see any other way.
- Plenty of photo and filming opportunities.
- Champagne and fruit upon landing.
- The ideal way to give a surprise gift to your loved ones.
- Considered as one of the top attractions in Dambulla, and even in Sigiriya.
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