SOUTH AFRICA · ZIP LINES
South Africa is a long country and most trips get one shot at each region. These 7 zip line rides are compared on price, on how long the driving takes and on who each one actually suits.
Review of Cape Town’s Table Mountain zipline: seven cables, fynbos views, guides, price, safety, weather, and booking tips.
“it's great fun and especially with kids - though there should be a discount for locals - it's a very expensive outing for two adults and children whereas cheap for tourists from abroad”
Review of Knysna Ziplines in South Africa, with gorge views, long cables, safety tips, pricing, logistics, and advice on who should book.
“Very professional and such great guides they were funny knowledgeable smiley and lucus were fantastic we felt so safe and had loads of fun if you are ever in Knysna please check these guys out they the best in the business 🎉👌”
Review of Bloukrans Bridge bungee jumping near Plettenberg Bay, with zipline, SkyWalk, safety details, price, tips, and honest advice.
“Amazing experience. Fun atmosphere on the bridge before the jump and reassuring instructors”
Zip 30 metres above Tsitsikamma Forest on a guided canopy tour with safety gear, local ecology, birdlife, and ten tree-top platforms.
“Felt very safe, great guides and a lot of fun in the forest.”
Zip 200m across Bloukrans Bridge, visit the Hang Out Zone, watch bungy jumps, and return by suspended SkyWalk.
“Special view from the bridge in the hangout zone! Incredible!”
Fly Superman-style above Addo’s Sundays River Valley on a hands-free zipline, with river views, a bush walk, and automated braking.
“Jolie paysage et descente Sympat. Cependant pour se rendre à la golfette (moyennant un supplément) pour monter plus rapidement, le parcours notamment la portion des escaliers pourrait être sécurisée avec une corde.”
Review of Adrenalin Addo’s 500m zipline, Superman flight, and 18m giant swing near Addo National Park, with practical booking tips.
Cape sea days, bush mornings, tasting rooms and the long road east.
