Add Abseil to Your Adventure List This Easter
Experience the incredible view of Plettenberg Bay from CapeNature’s Robberg Nature Reserve, while abseiling down the 14 storey cliffs. This adrenaline thrill ends spectacularly with a view of the magnificent Nelson’s Cave - a sight to behold that adds to your total experience.
Robberg is a well-known nature reserve and heritage site with loads of natural and historical gems to discover. CapeNature has partnered with Adventure Zone to enrich the visitor experience by offering a bit of adrenaline and fun into the mix for local, national and international tourists through abseiling.
Highly trained and qualified guides will make sure you feel safe and secure at all times.
Charlmarie Peche, a recent visitor to Robberg was full of praise for this activity: “Thank you Adventure Zone for an amazing experience! The abseil at Robberg was exciting, scary, breath taking and educational all in one. I highly recommended it!”
Do not miss out on the Easter Special where Adventure Zone will give away free abseiling sessions to the first ten Wild Card holders, where after you only pay R450 per person.
Operating times:
Monday – Sunday 8:00 – 17:00
Last activity goes out at 17:00
Contact:
Phone: 066 321 5701
plett@adventurezone.co.za
www.adventurezone.co.za
Click here for online bookings.
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