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From Forest Heights to Ocean Depths – Experience the Garden Route in One Epic Day.

Zip. Glide. Dive. Discover the Magic

Board one of our luxury vehicles, where we will depart for Tsitsikamma. Situated 8km east of the Storms River Bridge on the N2, Tsitsikamma Falls Adventure Park offers spectacular Zipline adventure slides across the Kruis River. Each section of the tour presents its own surprises, adventure, wonders, and beautiful views over the indigenous Tsitsikamma fauna and flora. You can control the speed of their descent, allowing you to stop mid cable to take in some of the awesome views over the waterfalls. The tour has 8 slides, of which the longest is 211m.  After the zipline we depart for a Segway tour, A Segway is a 2-wheeled, self-balancing, battery-powered, green personal transporter. Totally fun, addictive and the perfect family adventure! The tours start off with a training session and then we explore the local forest and village where we glide through our little adventure filled village and select a forest road that leads deep into our pristine Tsitsikamma Indigenous forest where you will do the 1-hour experience tour,  After working up an appetite, we will have lunch at a local spot in Tsitsikamma or Plettenbergbay (Lunch own account)  After lunch, we Join the experienced team from Offshore Adventures for an experience of a lifetime. Swimming with the seals. This one-and-a-half-hour adventure starts with an adrenaline-pumping beach launch into the sea, followed by an amazing boat ride along the scenic coastline to the Cape fur seal colony. There you will get to snorkel and interact with the ocean's most loved character and see them playfully swimming in their natural environment.” (Ocean condition-dependent activity)  We continue to the Robberg Nature Reserve for the thrilling Abseiling excursion, The 35m abseil will offer breath-taking views across Robberg, providing never-before-seen angles of the iconic peninsula. Additionally, Robberg, home to Nelson Bay Cave and part of the Cradle of Human Culture Route, provides a fascinating insight into the past with rocks dating back 120 million years, with evidence of Middle and Later Stone Age inhabitation found along the peninsula. The abseil will provide a unique look at these ancient rock formations.