FAQ · Family travel

Do children pay the same price as adults?

Quick answer

On the Classic tier, yes — the €140 rate applies per passenger whether they book in the Adult (10–60), Child (1–8) or Senior (61–79) category. There's no separate "children's discount"; pricing is per seat in the basket, not per age.

Why pricing is flat across age categories

The €140 Classic rate covers a seat in the basket, the hotel transfer and the Berber breakfast — costs that don't change based on a passenger's age. Booking still asks you to split your group into Adult, Child and Senior counts so we can confirm the flight suits everyone (see the height policy below), but the price per person stays the same across all three.

Age and height policy

Because passengers stand for the full flight, the real limiting factor is height rather than age — a well-grown 6-year-old may qualify where a smaller 8-year-old might not. The Child category (1–8 years) still requires a minimum height of roughly 1 metre to see over the basket edge and hold the safety rope; confirm your children's approximate height when booking so we can flag any concern in advance.

What age enjoys it most?

Children around 6 and up tend to get the most out of the experience — old enough to remember the sunrise and follow the pilot's explanations, without needing to be held the whole time.

Best tier for families

Families often prefer the Private tier (€400/person): your own basket means no need to manage young children around other passengers, and more flexibility to step back from the edge if needed.

Booking for a family

On the booking page, select the Classic tier and enter your counts in the Adult, Child and Senior fields — the total updates automatically at €140 per person across all three.

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