hot air balloon tuscany

Our flights are tightly restricted in numbers and availability and filled on a first-come basis. Return this form by choosing the Submit button below, fax, or airmail. If possible, provide alternative dates and any preferences. We will email you upon receipt, and hold your reservation for 48 hours, pending your final decision. Reservations are final upon confirmation of availability and subsequent receipt of deposit.

You may also with questions and special requests. Phone & fax are +39-0577-845211.

Standard Balloon Ride with Champagne "Survivors Toast" €230 per person

Private Flight for two with champagne breakfast €750

Click here for driving directions to the balloon launch site

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Important Information

* For passengers weighing over 250 lb (115 kg), special conditions apply.

* Pregnant women and people with recent surgery and/or back problems are not recommended to fly.

* Children old enough to see over the side of the basket are welcome.

You can also fax this form to +39-0577-845211, or air mail it to Robert Etherington, Ballooning in Tuscany, Podere La Fratta, 53020 Montisi (SI), Italy.

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Deposits for balloon rides are fully refundable in the event of bad weather, and also by negotiation where sufficient notice of cancellation is given.

Personal insurance. All balloon flights are covered by insurance. However this is Aviation Insurance : all claims are settled in the courts, and it can take a long time for a claim to be dealt with. What I am after is confirmation that accident-prone passengers have an appropriate insurance that will cover breaking an ankle while getting in or out of the basket, loosing binoculars over the edge, facing the wrong way for the landing and banging their heads etc. Even the most basic of medical treatments are expensive now, and then there is the annoyance of days lost on the holiday. Usually it is enough to tell your travel insurance that you require additional cover for the one day of the balloon flight.