The Winter Fun Flights 2026 brought experienced hot air balloon pilots, crews and ballooning enthusiasts together in the Magalies River Valley from 17 to 19 July 2026. Hosted by Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris, the weekend celebrated friendly competition, flying skill, ballooning camaraderie and 45 years of ballooning heritage.

The event brought together sports balloonists, commercial pilots, hobbyists, crew members and friends from the South African ballooning community for a weekend of friendly competition, skilful flying and good old-fashioned ballooning camaraderie.

Held during our 45th anniversary year, the Winter Fun Flight Fest was also a celebration of the people, traditions and shared passion that have shaped ballooning in South Africa over many decades.

Winter Fun Flights 2026 Takes to the Sky

The pilots were presented with a series of challenges designed to test their ability to read the wind, control their balloons and make sound decisions throughout each flight.

The competition was never simply about reaching a destination. Pilots needed to demonstrate judgement, patience, timing, speed control and, above all, safe and responsible flying.

Saturday morning’s competition combined two recognised ballooning tasks: Judge Declared Goals and a Calculated Rate of Approach.

Three designated landing goals were available, and each pilot was required to declare which goal they intended to reach before take-off. They then had to manage their speed and direction carefully, aiming to land at the selected field within the designated arrival period.

Points were awarded for reaching the correct or an alternative field, together with points based on the balloon’s arrival time. GPS safety tracks were used to assist with the scoring and auditing of the results.

It was an entertaining challenge for spectators, but a demanding exercise for the pilots, who had to work with the wind rather than against it. As every balloonist knows, the wind always has the final say.

Flying Challenges at the Winter Fun Flights 2026

Hot air ballooning is entirely weather dependent, and the safety of pilots, crew, passengers and spectators must always come before competition.

Unfortunately, Saturday afternoon’s fly-in challenge was cancelled due to strong winds.

The challenge scheduled for Sunday morning was also cancelled because of strong winds and a wind direction that was not conducive to a safe flight.

Although everyone would have loved another opportunity to take to the skies, the decision not to fly was the correct one. Knowing when not to launch is just as important as knowing how to fly, and responsible decision-making remains one of the most important skills in aviation.

The final competition results were therefore calculated from the official challenge elements that could be completed safely.

Winter Fun Flights 2026 Placements and Prize Winners

Following the completion and auditing of the official competition scores, the final placements were announced.

First place: Ian Schilz

Ian Schilz took first place in the Winter Fun Flight Fest 2026.

His prize was a two-night stay for two adults sharing at the beautiful SiriMiri Cottage in Dullstroom.

Second place: Juandre Janse van Vuuren

Juandre Janse van Vuuren achieved overall second place.

His prize was a one-night stay for two adults at Leopard Lodge.

Third place: Felicity Clegg

Felicity Clegg secured third place overall.

Her prize was a one-night stay for two people sharing at the Indaba Hotel, including breakfast at Epsom Restaurant and dinner at Chief’s Boma, excluding drinks.

Congratulations to Ian, Juandre and Felicity on their achievements during the official competition challenges.

Ian Schilz, first-place winner of the Winter Fun Flight Fest 2026.

Juandre Janse van Vuuren, second-place winner of the Winter Fun Flight Fest 2026.

Felicity Clegg, third-place winner of the Winter Fun Flight Fest 2026.

Fun Awards and Spot Prizes

Special prizes were also awarded during the completed challenges.

Friday afternoon: Eugene Schilz

Eugene Schilz received a one-night stay for two people sharing at the Indaba Hotel, including breakfast at Epsom Restaurant and dinner at Chief’s Boma, excluding drinks.

Saturday morning: Juandre Janse van Vuuren

Juandre Janse van Vuuren received a two-hour Gin School Masterclass experience for two people at the Indaba Hotel.

The fun awards

Not every memorable achievement can be measured by GPS or recorded on a score sheet. A number of light-hearted awards were presented in recognition of the personalities, teamwork and memorable moments that made the weekend so enjoyable.

Cheese-kop Award: Jim Seton-Rogers

For keeping his head in the game, even when you have had a few holes in his plans! Jim received 1 kg of cheese from Van Gaalen Kaasmakerij.

Best Spirit Award: Ianthé Honiball

Ianthé received a two-hour Gin School Masterclass for two people at the Indaba Hotel, together with a R200 voucher for Wimpy Arrow’s Rest.

Best Dressed Team: Dave MacGregor

Dave and his team received a R200 Mugg & Bean Hartbeespoort voucher and a R200 Vovo Telo Hartbeespoort voucher.

Best Inflation: Eugene Schilz

Eugene received a Van Gaalen Cheese Tour for two adults.

Most Enthusiastic Participant: Alan Turner

Alan received a Van Gaalen Cheese Tour for two adults.

Early Bird Award: Dale de Klerk

Dale received an Indaba Hotel Tasting Room experience for two adults, including a wine and chocolate pairing.

Finding Nemo Award: Hein van der Merwe

Hein received Villa Paradiso weekend buffet breakfast vouchers for two adults, together with a R100 Mugg & Bean Hartbeespoort voucher.

Most Miles Walked in a Day: Armand “Kortbroek”

Armand, who certainly earned his title as Daleen’s runner, received Villa Paradiso weekend buffet breakfast vouchers for two adults and a R100 Vovo Telo Hartbeespoort voucher.

Pilot’s Pilot Award: Jim Seton-Rogers

Jim received a Black Horse Brewery beer or gin tasting for two, together with a gift bag from DJA Aviation Insurance.

The Pilot’s Pilot Award is particularly special because it recognises the respect and appreciation of fellow balloonists. Congratulations, Jim.

Participating Pilots

We were delighted to welcome the following pilots and participants to the Winter Fun Flight Fest 2026:

• Alan Turner
• Dale de Klerk
• Dave MacGregor
• Eugene Schilz
• Felicity Clegg
• Hein van der Merwe
• Ian Schilz
• Ianthé Honiball
• Jim Seton-Rogers
• Juandre van Vuuren

Thank you to every pilot for participating in the event with enthusiasm, professionalism and respect for the safety decisions made throughout the weekend.

A Special Thank You to Deon

A very special thank you goes to Deon Grové for his invaluable assistance with the planning of the competition tasks, scoring and auditing of the results. Creating fair, practical and enjoyable ballooning challenges requires considerable knowledge and careful preparation. Deon’s experience, attention to detail and calm assistance helped ensure that the completed competition elements were properly planned and fairly assessed.

His contribution behind the scenes was greatly appreciated by everyone involved.

Thank you to our generous prize sponsors

An event such as this would not be possible without the generosity and support of our prize sponsors and partners.

We extend our sincere thanks to:

• Indaba Hotel
• Chief’s Boma (Indaba Hotel)
• Epsom Restaurant (Indaba Hotel)
• Indaba Gin School
• Leopard Lodge
• SiriMiri Cottage Dullstroom
• Van Gaalen Kaasmakerij
• Mugg & Bean Hartbeespoort
• Vovo Telo Hartbeespoort
• Wimpy Arrow’s Rest
• Villa Paradiso
• Black Horse Brewery
• DJA Insurance

BMW Northcliff, for the diaries included in the participant’s goodie bags
Training Masters, for the chutneys included in the participant’s goodie bags
Waves Headwear, for the beanies included in the participant’s goodie bags

Your generous contributions added another layer of fun and celebration to an already memorable weekend. From the wonderful competition prizes to the thoughtful items included in the participant goodie bags, each contribution helped us make the Winter Fun Flights 2026 even more special for our pilots, crews and participants.

Celebrating Ballooning Friendship and Heritage

The Winter Fun Flight Fest 2026 was about far more than rankings and prizes.

It was an opportunity to bring the ballooning community together, share knowledge, enjoy some friendly rivalry and celebrate a form of aviation that continues to capture the imagination of people around the world.

For Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris, hosting the event during our 45th anniversary year made it especially meaningful. Since 1981, we have seen ballooning technology, navigation and operating standards evolve, but the heart of ballooning has remained the same: respect for the weather, trust between pilot and crew, and the remarkable friendships formed through a shared love of flight.

Thank you to every pilot, crew member, team member, sponsor, guest and spectator who helped make the Winter Fun Flight Fest 2026 such a memorable occasion.

Until the next friendly challenge, may the winds be gentle, the landings be smooth and the retrieval vehicles never be too far away.

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to welcoming you on board.

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Hot air balloon rides in South Africa offer one of the country’s most unforgettable travel experiences. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a unique sunrise adventure, Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris has been creating lifelong memories since 1981.

Earlier this month, we received a heartfelt email from Germany.

While sorting through old photographs, Margit stumbled across pictures from a hot air balloon flight she had taken with Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris during the early 1980s. Instantly, the memories came flooding back.

“It´s been a wonderful experience of my lifetime.”

Her words reminded us of something very special.

For 45 years, thousands of guests have watched the sun rise over the Magaliesberg from the basket of one of our balloons. Some experienced it only a few weeks ago. Others, like Margit, still remember their flight more than four decades later.

As we celebrate 45 years of creating unforgettable sunrise experiences, it’s fascinating to look back at how much has changed, and how much has stayed exactly the same.

A Young Bill Harrop and the Early Days

When Bill Harrop first introduced commercial hot air balloon rides in South Africa in 1981, ballooning was still relatively unknown in the country.

There were no smartphones, no GPS navigation, and certainly no social media.

Weather forecasts were far less sophisticated than they are today, communication relied heavily on landline telephones, and many operational decisions came from years of experience and careful observation of the skies.

Guests arrived carrying film cameras rather than mobile phones, hoping that their roll of 36 photographs would capture the magic of the morning.

The operation itself was much smaller, but the dream was the same: to introduce people to the incredible peace and beauty of floating silently above the Magaliesberg at sunrise. That vision still guides us today.

Bill Harrop in the early 1980s, preparing one of the pioneering balloons that helped launch commercial hot air balloon safaris in South Africa.

Preparing for flight looked very different in the early 1980s, but the excitement of watching a balloon come to life has never changed.

Today’s flights combine decades of aviation experience with modern equipment, delivering the same unforgettable sunrise adventure that began in 1981.

Bigger Balloons, Better Technology

Modern hot air balloons have come a long way over the past four decades.

Today’s balloons are built using advanced, lightweight materials designed to withstand extreme temperatures while remaining incredibly durable. Burners are more efficient, equipment is more reliable, and every component is manufactured to exceptionally high aviation standards.

Our fleet has also grown to accommodate everything from intimate couples celebrating a special occasion to large corporate groups and international tour groups.

Although the equipment has evolved significantly, the experience remains wonderfully simple.

The only engine is the wind.

Safety Has Never Stood Still

One of the greatest changes over the past 45 years has been the continuous advancement of aviation safety.

Every commercial flight operated by Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris is conducted under strict regulations set by the South African Civil Aviation Authority.

Our pilots undergo extensive training and maintain the qualifications required to operate commercial passenger flights. Every balloon receives regular inspections and maintenance, and every flight begins with detailed weather assessments before a single balloon leaves the ground.

Modern forecasting technology allows our pilots to monitor weather patterns with remarkable accuracy, helping us make informed decisions long before take-off.

While technology has improved enormously, one principle has never changed: If conditions are not safe to fly, we simply don’t fly. Safety has always come first.

From Film Cameras to Smartphones

One of the biggest differences between 1981 and today is how guests capture their memories.

Forty years ago, passengers carefully chose when to press the shutter button, hoping each photograph would turn out perfectly after being developed days later. Today, guests often arrive with smartphones, action cameras and professional photography equipment, capturing hundreds of images during a single morning. Ironically, something else has remained remarkably consistent. Many guests eventually lower their cameras.

There comes a moment during almost every flight when people simply stop taking photographs, look out across the valleys below, and quietly absorb the experience for themselves.

Some memories are best captured with your own eyes.

The Magaliesberg Has Never Lost Its Magic

The mountains below may look exactly as they did in 1981, but every sunrise tells a different story.

Winter mornings bring crystal-clear visibility stretching for kilometres. Summer offers lush green valleys and dramatic cloud formations.

Every season paints the landscape in a different light, making no two flights exactly alike. It’s this ever-changing canvas that continues to captivate guests from around the world.

Traditions Worth Keeping

In a world where technology changes almost daily, some traditions deserve to remain untouched.

Guests still begin their morning with freshly brewed coffee and warm muffins while the balloons are prepared. They still watch the colourful envelopes slowly come to life as burners roar against the quiet dawn. They still experience the extraordinary silence that only a hot air balloon can offer, interrupted only by the occasional burst of the burners.

After landing, they still celebrate with a glass of sparkling wine before enjoying a generous country-style breakfast. These traditions have become part of the Bill Harrop experience, and after 45 years, we wouldn’t have it any other way.

More Than a Flight

People often ask us what makes a hot air balloon flight so memorable. The answer isn’t found in the altitude or the distance travelled.

• It’s found in the feeling.
• It’s watching the first rays of sunlight illuminate the Magaliesberg.
• It’s sharing smiles with complete strangers who quickly become companions.
• It’s hearing almost nothing except birdsong and the occasional whisper of the burner.
• It’s the realisation that, for one peaceful hour, the busy world below simply fades away.

Those are the moments that stay with people. Sometimes for a lifetime.

Forty-Five Years Later

Every now and then, someone discovers an old photograph tucked away in a drawer. An email arrives from another country. A memory comes rushing back.

Margit’s message reminded us that although balloons have become larger, equipment more advanced, and technology almost unrecognisable, the heart of the experience has never changed.

For 45 years, we’ve had the privilege of sharing South African sunrises with guests from around the world. Some flew with a young Bill Harrop in the early 1980s. Others are only now planning their very first flight.

Whichever chapter you’re part of, one thing remains certain: A sunrise seen from a hot air balloon isn’t just another activity. It’s a memory that lasts a lifetime.

Ready to Create Your Own Sunrise Story?

Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, anniversary, engagement, or simply ticking off a lifelong bucket list dream, we’d love to welcome you aboard.

Come and discover why guests have been returning, and reminiscing, for over 45 years.

Your sunrise story starts here. 🎈

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Every sunrise balloon flight begins long before passengers arrive at the launch site. Behind every successful flight is a skilled pilot whose knowledge, training, and experience ensure that each journey is both safe and memorable.

As one of the world’s oldest forms of aviation, hot air ballooning depends on more than modern equipment and technology. It relies on people. Without dedicated, well-trained pilots, the future of ballooning simply cannot continue.

That is why pilot training remains one of the most important investments in the long-term sustainability of the industry.

Preserving a Unique Aviation Tradition

Hot air ballooning occupies a special place in aviation history. More than 240 years after the first manned balloon flight, the principles remain remarkably unchanged. Pilots still rely on weather knowledge, sound judgement, and practical flying skills to navigate the skies safely.

Yet the pool of qualified balloon pilots remains relatively small compared to other aviation disciplines. Training new pilots is therefore essential, not only to support current operations, but also to ensure that future generations can continue to experience the wonder of balloon flight.

Without ongoing training and mentorship, valuable knowledge, experience, and aviation traditions risk being lost.

Learning from Those Who Have Gone Before

Becoming a balloon pilot is not something that happens overnight.

Before a student ever takes control of a balloon, they spend countless hours learning the fundamentals of flight operations. This includes weather observation, flight planning, equipment handling, safety procedures, crew management, air law, and practical balloon operations.

Many aspiring pilots begin their journey as crew members, helping to prepare balloons for flight, assisting with inflation and recovery operations, and gaining an understanding of the teamwork required behind the scenes.

This hands-on approach allows students to develop a deep appreciation for the responsibility that comes with operating an aircraft.

Building the Future of Ballooning

The Balloon School, operated in partnership with Alpi Aviation, plays an important role in developing future hot air balloon pilots in South Africa.

The programme provides aspiring aviators with access to structured training, experienced instructors, and practical flight experience. More importantly, it creates a pathway for passionate individuals to enter a specialised area of aviation that few people ever have the opportunity to explore.

Every new pilot who completes their training contributes to the future of ballooning, helping to ensure that this remarkable form of flight remains accessible for years to come.

More Than Flying

While learning to fly a balloon is undoubtedly exciting, pilot training is about much more than simply taking to the skies.

It teaches discipline, decision-making, situational awareness, leadership, and a profound respect for weather and the natural environment. These are qualities that define not only successful balloon pilots, but successful aviators.

The training process also fosters a strong sense of community. Ballooning has always been a collaborative activity, where pilots, crew, maintenance teams, and support staff work together to create safe and unforgettable experiences.

A Responsibility to the Future

For more than four decades, Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris has introduced thousands of guests to the magic of hot air ballooning. Ensuring that future generations can enjoy the same experience requires a continued commitment to aviation excellence and pilot development.

Every pilot who earns their licence today helps safeguard the future of ballooning tomorrow.

By investing in training, mentorship, and the development of new talent, we are not simply teaching people how to fly. We are preserving a proud aviation tradition and ensuring that the sight of colourful balloons drifting across the South African sunrise remains part of our skies for generations to come.

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Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris
E-mail: nadia@balloon.co.za
Tel: +27 (0) 83 457 3402
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Address: On Route 560, Skeerpoort, North West, South Africa
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We are delighted to announce that Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris has earned a place as a finalist in the 2026 Tshwane Tourism Association Awards in the category of Tourist Attraction of the Year.

This recognition comes during a milestone year as we celebrate 45 years of creating unforgettable hot air balloon experiences in the Magalies River Valley.

Building on Award-Winning Success

In 2025, Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris won the Tourist Attraction of the Year Award at the Tshwane Tourism Association Awards. Now, we are honoured to stand among the finalists once again.

This nomination reflects our ongoing commitment to tourism excellence. It also recognises the dedication of our entire team.

From our pilots and ground crew to our reservations consultants and hospitality staff, every team member helps create memorable experiences for our guests.

Celebrating 45 Years of Flight

Since 1981, we have welcomed thousands of local and international visitors. Guests continue to choose our sunrise balloon flights for a unique perspective of South Africa’s natural beauty.

Over the past four and a half decades, we have grown into one of South Africa’s most recognised tourism experiences. However, our core values have remained unchanged.

We continue to focus on safety, exceptional service and unforgettable memories. As a result, many guests return to fly with us again and again.

Recognition from the Tourism Industry

The Tshwane Tourism Association Awards recognise businesses that strengthen tourism in the region. Furthermore, the awards celebrate organisations that consistently deliver exceptional visitor experiences.

Being recognised among the region’s leading tourism operators is both an honour and a privilege. Receiving this nomination after our 2025 win makes the achievement even more meaningful.

“Being recognised as a finalist during our 45th anniversary year makes this achievement particularly special,” says Dale de Klerk, Chief Executive Officer of Bill Harrop’s ‘Original’ Balloon Safaris.

“For more than four decades, our focus has remained unchanged. We strive to provide safe, memorable and world-class hot air balloon experiences while showcasing the natural beauty of our region.“

Looking Ahead

Today, we continue to welcome guests from our launch site in the heart of the Magalies River Valley.

In addition, we remain committed to supporting local tourism and maintaining the high standards that have guided our business since 1981.

We would like to thank our guests, tourism partners, industry colleagues and supporters. Your loyalty and encouragement have played an important role in our success.

Because of your support, we celebrated a Tshwane Tourism Association Award win in 2025 and now look forward to the 2026 awards ceremony.

Meanwhile, we remain focused on creating unforgettable sunrise memories for every guest who joins us on a flight.

For more information about Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris, visit www.balloon.co.za or contact our reservations team on +27 83 457 3402.

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Why the Adventure Awaits Winter Edition Celebrates 45 Years of Sunrise Stories

The Adventure Awaits Winter Edition 2026 from Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris celebrates 45 years of sunrise ballooning above the Magalies River Valley. This special digital publication explores winter ballooning, heritage stories, luxury experiences, family adventures, corporate travel inspiration, and exclusive Birthday Bash celebration offers.

This special Winter Edition captures the atmosphere, heritage, and timeless magic of hot air ballooning during one of the most spectacular seasons of the year. From crisp winter mornings and golden sunrise landscapes to heartfelt legacy stories honouring Bill and Mary Harrop, the publication offers readers an immersive look into the experience that has welcomed generations of guests since 1981.

Inside this edition, readers can explore:

• 45 Years of Sunrise Stories
• Why Winter Is Ballooning Season
• A Winter Morning at Bill Harrop’s
• The Boardroom Can Wait
• Three Generations, One Sunrise
• Winter Photography Above the Magalies
• Birthday Bash Celebration Offers
• Winter collaborations, news, and guest experiences

More than just a magazine, Adventure Awaits reflects the spirit of ballooning itself: calm mornings, unforgettable perspectives, and moments that stay with you long after landing.

Whether you’ve already flown with us or are still dreaming about your first sunrise safari, we invite you to sit back, warm up with a coffee, and enjoy the Winter 2026 edition.

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Adventure Awaits Winter Edition: A Celebration of Winter Ballooning

The Adventure Awaits Winter Edition offers readers an immersive look into the atmosphere, heritage, and timeless beauty of hot air ballooning during winter in the Magalies River Valley. From emotional legacy stories and winter photography to luxury experiences and Birthday Bash celebrations, this edition reflects the spirit of sunrise ballooning that has defined Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris for over four decades.

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At Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris, the safety and protection of our guests remains extremely important to us, both online and during your experience with us.

We would like to remind members of the public to exercise caution when interacting with travel-related social media accounts, websites and online advertisements.

Recent activity across the tourism and hospitality industry suggests that fraudulent travel-related accounts continue to target members of the public, often using attractive travel imagery, unrealistic offers, copied content or informal booking methods to create a false sense of legitimacy.

Please Be Cautious Of The Following

⚠️ Travel bookings arranged exclusively through social media direct messages

⚠️ Requests for immediate payment to personal or unverified bank accounts

⚠️ “Special deals” or heavily discounted packages that appear unrealistic

⚠️ Accounts with very low follower counts, limited history or recently created profiles

⚠️ Poor communication, vague business details or no verifiable website presence

⚠️ Businesses that cannot provide clear contact information or proof of operation

Unfortunately, online impersonation scams within the travel industry have become increasingly common in South Africa.

How To Protect Yourself

We strongly encourage all travellers and guests to:

✅ Book directly through official company websites

✅ Verify all banking details before making a payment

✅ Contact the company directly if uncertain

✅ Avoid making payments based solely on social media conversations

✅ Research the business before making a booking

✅ Report suspicious accounts to the relevant social media platform immediately

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🌐 Website: www.balloon.co.za

📧 Reservations: website@balloon.co.za

📞 Reservations Office: 083 457 3402 / 083 443 2663

If you are ever unsure whether communication claiming to represent Bill Harrop’s “Original” Balloon Safaris is legitimate, please contact our reservations office directly before proceeding with any booking or payment.

We appreciate the public’s assistance in helping protect travellers and maintaining the integrity of South Africa’s tourism industry.

Please Share This Warning To Help Protect Others.

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