The Kosi Bay estuary with its channels winding through the traditional fish traps and mangrove islands is the perfect location for both the novice and experienced paddler! Our kayaking tours is by no means a race, in fact it is a nice slow and relaxing experience. We do things at a thongaland pace.. It is the only estuary in South Africa where 5 different species of mangrove can be seen. The birdlife in the estuary is amazing with regular sightings of fish eagle, palmnut vulture, mangrove kingfisher, striated heron, flamingo's and lots more.. The system's main freshwater source is groundwater and two rivers with catchment areas over sandy soils. This ensure that the kosi estuary always remain clear of silt. With ample amounts of freshwater and the lack of silt, the mouth of the kosi system always remain open. The daily high tides push crystal clear nutrient rich water into the estuary assisting with balancing salinity and supplying the essentials for the magical estuarine ecosystem to flourish. The salinity in the estuary also make it impossible for nile crocodiles to survive as they need to drink fresh water. The estuary where we kayak is a safe area with no crocodiles and few hippos. Our experienced kayaking guide will meet you down on the way to the Kosi Bay Mouth parking area. On arrival he will give you a safety pre-briefing and some tips on how to streamline your paddling. We use two man sea kayaks, nice and easy to paddle and very safe! The kayaking tour will start by crossing to the opposite bank of the kosi estuary by navigating through the traditional Thonga fishkraals. On the southern shoreline you will be guided into the mangrove channels to witness the amazing mangrove islands! Here your guide will point out the diversity of mangrove species found in the kosi bay system and search for some of the special birds at home around these islands. From here your tour head towards river Kukalwe. This is one of the small river systems feeding the kosi estuary with freshwater. Kukalwe is a stunning sanctuary for fish and birdlife and you might also be lucky with spotting the resident hippo. After exiting river Kukalwe your guide will paddle you in the direction of first lake to some more incredible mangrove channels. After this you will slowly follow the channels back to the finishing point. Note that depending on the wind direction the trip might be done in a different order..

Snorkeling Cape Vidal. We would like to warn all guests planning on Snorkeling Cape Vidal that there are very strong currents!! These strong currents in Cape Vidal bay have taken many lifes over the years and we strongly suggest snorkeling Cape Vidal with the correct equipment, a local Cape Vidal Snorkeling guide and over the correct tides! Please note that we cant always gaurantee that we will be able to snorkel on the day as our Cape Vidal Snorkeling Adventure is greatly depending on conditions, swell size and your safety. Our meeting point for the Cape Vidal Snorkeling Adventure is at the little "fuel or petrol station" in Cape Vidal Resort. Even though the drive from St Lucia to Cape Vidal is only 32km, the game viewing is incredible and we suggest that you give yourself at least an hour and a half to get there. The road is tarred all the way to Cape Vidal. When driving into Cape Vidal resort, keep going till you get your first view of the Cape Vidal Beach on your left. Another 100 meters further down the road you will see the "Cape Vidal fuel station" on your right. This is where your friendly Cape Vidal Snorkeling Adventure Guides will be waiting for you. For your Cape Vidal Snorkeling Adventure you only need to bring your swimsuit, a towel and sunblock. We supply all the equipment needed. We are proud to offer you the best quality equipment in our field. For your Cape Vidal Snorkeling Adventure you will get a silicone mask and snorkel, set of fins and we do have wetsuits available at an additional fee of R50 per person. We also have a lifesaving rescue buoy in the water at all times to ensure your safety and if anyone feel the need for extra flotation or simply a quick rest. If you are planning on making a day of your time in Cape Vidal, we would suggest taking some lunch and refreshments along from St Lucia as the local shop in Cape Vidal only sell refreshments and snacks. Beware of the monkeys as they are the only criminals in Cape Vidal!!! There are no bank card facilities at the park entrance so be sure to bring enough cash!!! On your Cape Vidal Snorkeling Adventure the list of possible sightings are pretty endless! Our sightings vary depending on conditions and season. Sightings of blacktail, moonies, tropical halfbeak, convict surgeon, damsels, rubberlips, catface rockod, indian goatfish, karanteen, sand steenbras, lemonfish, common lionfish, rectangular triggerfish, moorish idol, butterflyfish and semicircle angelfish are common on most Cape Vidal Snorkeling Adventures. We also get to see green turtles, marbled electric rays and spotted eagle rays on good days.

What Rocks Quad Tour The quad experience includes a lesson on riding safely together off road in a group, followed by an outride on purpose built mountain trails. The whole experience lasts 1-1.5 hours depending on the group. What Rocks Cable Tour An easy walk to platform 1 The longest spans in the country – up to 240 meters between the platforms Reaching speeds of up to 60km per hour (Too fast for bird watching!) Guide operated braking system = more speed and less stress about stopping in time Great for the whole family

Situated in an indigenous forest in the Central Drakensberg, in the shadow of the towering Cathkin Peak, the Drakensberg Canopy Tour® awaits you. The Drakensberg Canopy Tour® begins with a detailed safety briefing followed by a ‘Kitting up’ session where full-body harness, pulleys, and climbing equipment are put on and checked for safety. A short scenic 4×4 drive to the top of the Drakensberg valley and it is time to monkey around! From the start on the launch platform, a new world unfolds as one gently glides on a steel cable to the first platform. All groups are escorted through the forest canopy by a lead guide and a safety guide to ensure your safety as you slide from tree to tree. The platforms are built high up in the forest canopy and all offer different views of the surrounding forest, a magnificent 20m waterfall, clear sparkling forest stream and across the expansive Drakensberg valley far below. Set within the magnificent Blue Grotto Forest, the Drakensberg Canopy Tour® is guaranteed to take your breath away. The forest is home to over 150 species of birds, which includes the rare Bush Blackcap. After you arrive at the last platform you will have a 560m hike, through the forest, out of the valley. In some places this can be a bit steep so please watch your footing and take it at your own pace. Once at the top you will be picked up by the 4x4 and driven back down to the base where you will be helped out of your safety equipment.

The quad experience includes a lesson on riding safely together off road in a group, followed by an outride on purpose-built mountain trails. The whole experience lasts 1-1.5 hours depending on the group. Children 7 and younger can ride as a passenger

Marvel at the sheer engineering genius of the Moses Mabhida Stadium before serenely gliding to the Bay Of Plenty for a complete Segway Experience. The best of both - Beach and Stadium Prices subject to change without notice

We will take you out on a boat ride with the vessel BAFANA, a 6m RIB well suited for a comfortable and safe ride. On the cruise we will pass very close to some Whales and Dolphin. The Humpback Whale are the most common to see along our coast. The common dolphin and humpback whale pass our coast very, close in-shore. We have now also spotted Minky Whales very close inshore. Isle of Capri Cruises Seasonal Whale Watching and Sea Safari. No doubt, the best way to view whales and dolphins up close is from a boat. However, by law, you are not allowed to approach 300m of a whale, unless you are aboard a boat permitted by the Department of Marine and Coastal Management. AS A LEGAL PERMIT HOLDER our boats may approach the Whales responsibly but closer up to 50m away. This way we ensure that the whales get use to boats closer. The mother whales often feed their young as the linger along. There are often very inquisitive birds lurking about for a scrap of food or milk. The Cape Gannet and Albatross are seen in the vicinity of the passing whales. The humpback whale (Megaptera novaeangliae) is a species of baleen whale. One of the larger squalor species, adults range in length from 12–16 meter (39–52 ft) and weigh approximately 36,000 kilograms (79,000 lb). The humpback has a distinctive body shape, with unusually long pectoral fins and a knobby head. An acrobatic animal known for breaching and slapping the water with its tail and pectorals, it is popular with whale watchers off the coasts of Australasia and the Americas. Males produce a complex song lasting 10 to 20 minutes, which they repeat for hours at a time. Its purpose is not clear, though it may have a role in mating. Found in oceans and seas around the world, humpback whales typically migrate up to 25,000 kilometer (16,000 mi) each year. Humpbacks feed only in summer, in polar waters, and migrate to tropical or subtropical waters to breed and give birth in the winter. During the winter, humpbacks fast and live off their fat reserves. Their diet consists mostly of krill and small fish. Humpbacks have a diverse repertoire of feeding methods, including the bubble net feeding technique. Like other large whales, the humpback was and is a target for the whaling industry. Once hunted to the brink of extinction, its population fell by an estimated 90% before a moratorium was introduced in 1966. While stocks have since partially recovered, entanglement in fishing gear, collisions with ships, and noise pollution continue to impact the 80,000 humpbacks worldwide. Please be at the Wharf side at least 20 minutes before departure. Children under EIGHT(8) boarding on these excursions at the parents own responsibility. (Nevertheless it is SAFE for all ages although we don't recommend toddlers to join as it is unsettling to them sometimes to go onto the ocean) We reserve the right to use anyone of our vessels to do the trip with. "RIGHT OF ADMISSION RESERVED" (Children under 5 years of age)