How do I find the meeting point?

The operator will send the exact meeting point and pick-up time via phone/WhatsApp or email 12–48 hours before the flight.

What happens if weather cancels the flight?

Flights are weather-dependent; if canceled for safety you’ll be offered rebooking or alternatives per the operator’s policy.

Can I book a private flight?

Yes—private flights for couples or small groups are available; contact the provider for pricing and availability.

Are there medical restrictions?

People with serious heart conditions, advanced pregnancy, severe osteoporosis or significant mobility limitations should notify the operator and may be denied boarding for safety.

Who operates the flights?

Flights are operated by People and More, S.L., an AESA-authorized company; policies and use of images follow cadizenglobo.com terms.

Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Over Ronda: Flight, Breakfast & Video Keepsake

Q: What is the minimum age and height?

Minimum age is 4 years; recommended minimum height is 1.40 m so children can see over the basket rim.

At sunrise over Ronda, Andalucía, a hot air balloon lift-off feels like stepping into a different map. Vuelo en globo en Ronda offers a calm, aerial hour above the Serranía de Ronda and the town’s dramatic Tajo de Ronda, where the Puente Nuevo spans a limestone gorge that drops hundreds of meters to the Guadalevín below. From the basket you can trace ridgelines, olive groves and white villages, and on clear days the route sweeps toward Arcos de la Frontera, the lake at Arcos, the Río Guadalete and the broad campiña of Jerez. This operator-operated flight, run by People and More, S.L., is organized as a turnkey experience: an early-morning meeting (you’ll receive the precise rendezvous location 12–48 hours before flight), transfer to the launch site, a safety briefing, inflation and a serene roughly one-hour flight, followed by a traditional cava toast, a full breakfast, and a professionally edited video and diploma delivered after the trip. The company notes a minimum group size per balloon and offers private flights by request. Why this trip stands out here: Ronda’s vertical landscape gives balloonists immediate contrast—towering cliffs, the stone geometry of the Puente Nuevo, and the patchwork agricultural plains that feed the sherry-producing region below. The silence in the air, punctuated only by the burner, makes landmarks read like map pins; small details—sheep tracks, terraced vines, the sweep of a river—resolve only from above. Practical details matter. Confirmations are mandatory and must be shown to the pilot at check-in; arrivals are time-sensitive and no-shows risk forfeiture. Minimum age is 4 years and the recommended minimum height is 1.40 m so children can see above the basket rim. The operator requests field clothing and sturdy shoes; they advise that people with serious heart conditions, advanced pregnancy, severe osteoporosis or limited mobility notify the provider in advance. Weather can cancel or postpone flights; cancellations for safety are rebooked. For photographers and first-time fliers, book the earliest sunrise slot for the best light and calmer winds. Expect a gentle, memorable ascent rather than aerobatics—this is a sightseeing flight designed for quiet panoramas and personal mementos. The experience is a singular way to read the geology, agriculture and settlement patterns of inland Málaga from a new angle. Included in the price are a cava toast, a full breakfast after landing, and a professionally edited video keepsake and diploma that arrive post-flight; present reservation confirmation to the pilot at check-in. Operated under authorization from Spain’s AESA, flights follow safety protocols and accept rebookings when weather intervenes. If you want solitude, ask about private flights for couples or groups. Book early in high season and expect a confirmed meeting point and time via WhatsApp or email before sunrise.