Waterfall Zipline Tours over the Kruis River

Upon your arrival you must report at the reception, where you’ll be given an indemnity form to sign. The guides will then get you geared up in a harness for an amazing experience.

Once kitted out you'll be introduced and accompanied by two professional guides to the starting point of the tour. There you will be given a safety briefing and the guides will explain the do's and don'ts during the tour. They will explain how the patented braking system works. The first two slides are relatively slow just to get you used the experience.

On the fifth slide, you will cross over the first waterfall and land on a platform above the crest of the second waterfall. On the sixth slide of 165 meters you’ll cross over two more stunning waterfalls, passing the cliffs that are only an arm's length away. From there you’ll walk up a pathway approximately 150 meters where you will receive a refreshing drink. From the deck you can enjoy the beauty of one the Garden Route's hidden gems with a breathtaking view overlooking the waterfalls. If you choose to, you can take a short walk to the suspension bridge where the abseiling takes place and get a stunning view from above the second waterfall.

After enjoying your refreshment you’ll take a walk approximately 100 meters to the start of the longest and highest slide. This slide is 211m (692 feet) long and at times 50 meters (20 stories) above the ground. The eighth and last slide will bring you back across the river and you will return to the kitting rooms and you’ll be offered complimentary refreshment.

All participants must:
- Be in good physical health
- Not suffer from vertigo or any other health problems
- Not be pregnant

The weight limit for a comfortable fit of the harness is 100kg

Larger groups can be accommodated, please contact Adrenaline Hunter to find out more.

The tours depart every 30 minutes and groups sizes can be up to 12 people. The tour operates in most weather conditions (even when it's raining) and tours will only be stopped if there is lightning or if it is deemed that it would be unsafe and endanger your safety.

Viewing the waterfalls and walking along the river is free of charge and permission can be obtained at the reception.

Please adhere to the signs and instructions along the route and note that you do this at your own risk.