TOURS

Off the Track Adventures will customise your tour by combining any of the destinations below according to your specific needs. The cost of your tour will, among others, depend on the combination of tours selected, the duration of the tour and the number of people in your group.

Western Cape	Northern Cape	Southern Cape
West Coast Wildlife safari Bushman farm safari Table Mountain Robben Island	Richtersveld (4x4) Cederberg Mountains River rafting on the Gariep Sutherland Observatory	Garden Route Bungy jumping Shark-cage diving Tsitsikamma Forest Canopy Tours

WESTERN CAPE

West Coast

The West Coast Region is located along the south-west coast of South Africa.
The area is known for the following:

Water sports: Go sailing, swimming, fishing, sea-kayaking, windsurfing or kite-surfing in the mighty Atlantic Ocean or tranquil Langebaan Lagoon.
The West Coast National Park: Visit this conservation area alongside the blue waters of the Langebaan Lagoon with its thousands of seabirds. During spring, the veld is covered with a tapestry of flowers.
The flower season: Visit this area after the first rains in spring (between mid-August and mid-September) when millions of flowers cover the earth.
Seafood: Enjoy the freshest seafood ever!
Coastal towns and quaint villages: Visit places like Blouberg, Darling, Saldanha Bay, Yzerfontein, Paternoster, St Helena Bay, Elands Bay and Lamberts Bay.
The Fossil Park: This National Heritage Site is one of the richest fossil sites in the world.

	Wildlife safari We will take you on a wildlife safari where you can see leopards, lions, rhinos, giraffes and antelope. Or you can go on a tour of the Khoi San Rock Art dating back over 10 000 years.
	Bushman farm safari For a wilderness experience with a difference, we will take you to Private Game Reserves where you will be able to see Bushman paintings of up to 6 000 years old. Expert guides will give in-depth interpretations of the ancient Bushman sites.
	Table Mountain Table Mountain — a World Heritage Site — is one of South Africa's most famous landmarks. Nowhere else in the world does an area of such spectacular beauty and such rich bio-diversity exist almost entirely within a metropolitan area.
	Robben Island The world-renowned Robben Island Museum is one of South Africa's top historical attractions. The island is most famous for being the place where Nelson Mandela, the first democratically elected president of South Africa, was imprisoned for 18 years.

NORTHERN CAPE

Richtersveld (4x4) The Richtersveld National Park is a 162 445 m² hectare mountain desert at the northern-most extremity of South Africa. This water-scarce desert with its rugged kloofs, high mountains and dramatic landscapes sustains a remarkable range of small reptiles, birds, mammals and desert flora. The reserve is only accessible by 4x4 and high-clearance vehicles.
Cederberg Mountains The Cederberg Wilderness Area is known for its untouched beauty, breathtaking rock formations and rare Clanwilliam cedar tree. San and Khoi peoples inhabited the Cederberg area from early times, and rock paintings that may be anything from 300 to 6 000 years old can still be seen here. The leopard is the Cederberg's largest predator, and is fairly common although very shy. The Cederberg Wilderness Area offers unsurpassed opportunities for hiking, rock climbing and swimming in pristine rivers and rock pools.
River rafting on the Gariep Experience the tranquillity as well as the power of the mighty Orange River — now called by its ancient Nama name Gariep — from an inflatable canoe. During the day, you will encounter rapids, still water, bird life and beautiful scenery. At night, you will camp along the river bed and gaze at the brightest Southern Hemisphere night sky you will ever witness.
Sutherland Observatory Visit Sutherland — the place with the lowest temperatures and clearest night sky in South Africa. This is where you will find the largest telescope in the Southern Hemisphere, a telescope so powerful that you will be able to see something as faint as a candle flame at the distance of the moon. That is why Sutherland is also called the gateway to the universe.

SOUTHERN CAPE

	Garden Route The Garden Route along South Africa's Southern Cape coast is a natural paradise of lush indigenous forests, lakes, meandering rivers and golden beaches. This scenic route undulates along the narrow coastal stretch, bordered by the Indian Ocean. The area's beaches, lakes, lagoons, mountains and rivers will provide you with endless opportunities for outdoor adventures and leisure activities.
	Bungy jumping If you love adrenalin sports, try bungy jumping from the Bloukrans River Bridge or the Gourits River Bridge. The Bloukrans jump is officially recognised by Guinness World Records as being the world's highest commercial bungy jump at 216 m high. The Gourits River Bridge is 65 meters high, and is the longest running bungy site in Africa.
	Shark-cage diving Ready for a thrilling shark-cage diving experience? This is the closest you will get to one of the Great White Sharks.
	Tsitsikamma Forest Canopy Tours The Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour is a unique eco-wilderness adventure that takes place in the magical Tsitsikamma indigenous rainforest. This tree-top tour will allow you to see spectacular scenery and exquisite birdlife. Construction of the Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour has been done in accordance with strict civil engineering and enhanced safety standards.