Water sports are a great way of keeping fit and having loads fun! Now you might be thinking, “Water sports – isn’t that for extremists?” Well dare to think again, and have a go at a water sport of your choice. It’s bound to keep you coming back for more!
Paddle on the wild side, and enjoy a Rafting adventure on the Crocodile River, near Harties in Gauteng. Or better yet, do a water sport combo and add a 25 metre Cliff Abseil, just for the heck of it. The adventure includes a 25m cliff abseil onto the banks of the river next to the first rapid in the Phalingigwe Nature Reserve, which is only 45 minutes from Johannesburg and Pretoria. The abseil is conducted from the last and most magnificent lookout point on the Phalindigwe Nature Reserve hiking trail, providing a birds-eye view of the rapids as they snake their way through the ancient crags. But If the idea of dangling from the side of a cliff doesn’t entice you, then set sail on the Vaal River and enjoy a 3 hour group fishing charter, in style. But if you’re feeling the need for speed, I strongly recommend the Power Sail combo. Make it a group effort and you and no less than three friends can enjoy a short sail in Table Bay, followed by high-speed jet boat ride to Clifton. An Elephant Safari, in Bela Bela (Warmbaths), Limpopo Province, is also a good way to spruce up a conventional summer