Sundays River Adventures
Sandboarding, Safari's, River Cruises, Watersports and more in Addo/Port Elizabeth.
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Sundays River Adventures invites you to enjoy one of the most impressive dune fields in the world, the Alexandria Coastal Dune Field, near Port Elizabeth. It’s the ideal place to take your sandboarding experience to the next level. We also offer Safaris into the world renowned Addo Elephant National Park, River cruises along the majestic Sundays River and Water sports such as wakeboarding, water skiing, watersnake and more...
Established in 2011, the emphasis of Sundays River Adventures is to encourage all guests to enjoy the sun, sea, sand and spectacular beauty of this area. Just 5km from the malaria-free Addo Elephant National Park, these activities will allow the entire family to explore and enjoy all the wonders of the Sundays River :)
Khotso Matiyase
Excellent experience and professional staff
Khotso Matiyase experienced the River cruise for 1 to 3 People
Keith Hoare - Voetsac Hiking Club in Port Elizabeth (1 person bringing own kayak)
Whilst I did not participate in the canoe trip I can say that I was very impressed for your professional service You are without doubt vey well organised and supportive in all respects to all those who were involved. It was a pleasure dealing with you and I will recommend you to anyone who enquires about participating in your great adventure I suggest that you send a similar request for a review to Laurence Weitz who was the groups Leader. I know from their feedback that they all had a fantastic time His email address is laurence.weitz@gmail.com
Keith Hoare - Voetsac Hiking Club in Port Elizabeth (1 person bringing own kayak) experienced the Nukakamma canoe trail
Michelle Loder
Very basic but the climb up the dunes was spectacular. No catering offered.
Michelle Loder experienced the River Cruise for 4 to 15 people
Eileen
We were very excited to do this canoe trail. Unfortunately the day was a little bit windy and while it was fine on land, the wind was far more severe on the water. We did not know this or expect it. It would have been useful if we had been warned on the morning that the wind would be problematic and what should be done if the paddlers were blown backwards and could make no progress. In addition I would have liked to know what safety or support measures were in place. As it was 4 groups of paddlers set off and all but one boat capsized or was just swamped by small waves. This happened a few times meaning there was no progress. Luckily the paddlers were picked up by a motorboat and ultimately taken to the cabin. We appreciated that the group still got the night in the cabin and that was a lovely experience. However it would have been better if the canoes could have been taken there too so at least they could canoe back the next morning and still get the canoeing experience. As it was there was very little canoeing and some concerns about safety and support.
Eileen experienced the Nukakamma canoe trail
