The Flight
Experience the magic of Canterbury from above with a stunning hot air balloon ride. Soar over the city’s medieval streets and marvel at the iconic Canterbury Cathedral, its towers rising majestically over the historic skyline. Drift peacefully over the River Stour, winding through the lush countryside, and enjoy panoramic views of Kent’s rolling fields, orchards, and charming villages. The blend of ancient architecture and serene natural beauty makes for a truly unforgettable journey. Whether it’s at sunrise or sunset, a hot air balloon ride over Canterbury offers an incredible perspective on one of England’s most historic and picturesque cities.
Canterbury Ballooning
A hot air balloon ride over Canterbury provides a remarkable opportunity to take in the city’s ancient charm and the natural beauty of the surrounding Kent countryside from a completely new angle. As you gently lift into the sky, you’ll be greeted by the impressive sight of Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most iconic landmarks in England. From above, the cathedral’s towering spires and intricate Gothic architecture are even more striking, standing tall over the city and offering a glimpse into centuries of religious and cultural history.
As you drift further, the historic heart of Canterbury comes into view, with its narrow, cobbled streets, medieval walls, and historic timber-framed buildings that showcase the city’s rich past. The age-old layout of the city unfolds beneath you, revealing Canterbury’s origins as a pilgrimage site and a centre of learning. The contrast of historic architecture against the vibrant life of the city below is both captivating and unique, giving you a sense of Canterbury’s evolution over time.
Beyond the city, the peaceful River Stour winds its way through the countryside, weaving between fields and small villages that dot the landscape. From the balloon, you can see the river’s gentle curves as it flows through Kent’s green fields, creating a serene backdrop that complements the architectural splendour of Canterbury. The lush greenery along the banks of the river adds a touch of natural beauty, making it a picturesque scene from the air.

Launch Site Address
Field alongside St John’s C of E Primary School
St Stephens Road
Canterbury
Kent
CT2 7HU
If to dream is to wonder, then ballooning
must surely be the wonder of dreams…
- EXPERIENCE
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Canterbury Ballooning
A hot air balloon ride over Canterbury provides a remarkable opportunity to take in the city’s ancient charm and the natural beauty of the surrounding Kent countryside from a completely new angle. As you gently lift into the sky, you’ll be greeted by the impressive sight of Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the most iconic landmarks in England. From above, the cathedral’s towering spires and intricate Gothic architecture are even more striking, standing tall over the city and offering a glimpse into centuries of religious and cultural history.
As you drift further, the historic heart of Canterbury comes into view, with its narrow, cobbled streets, medieval walls, and historic timber-framed buildings that showcase the city’s rich past. The age-old layout of the city unfolds beneath you, revealing Canterbury’s origins as a pilgrimage site and a centre of learning. The contrast of historic architecture against the vibrant life of the city below is both captivating and unique, giving you a sense of Canterbury’s evolution over time.
Beyond the city, the peaceful River Stour winds its way through the countryside, weaving between fields and small villages that dot the landscape. From the balloon, you can see the river’s gentle curves as it flows through Kent’s green fields, creating a serene backdrop that complements the architectural splendour of Canterbury. The lush greenery along the banks of the river adds a touch of natural beauty, making it a picturesque scene from the air.
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Launch Site Address
Field alongside St John’s C of E Primary School
St Stephens Road
Canterbury
Kent
CT2 7HUIf to dream is to wonder, then ballooning
must surely be the wonder of dreams…