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The KwaZulu-Natal battlefields have always been very much worth a days trip reliving the past. The Drakensberg and Natal Midlands offer many opportunities to re-discover British, Zulu and Boer clashes on the battlefield. Infact KwaZulu-Nata...
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Abseil off Table Mountain, a 112 m controlled descent. Step off the top, at 1 000 m above sea level, and abseil into pure vertical space. This is the world's highest commercial abseil, surrounded by beautiful views and the deep blue Atlanti...
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I had not been for many years and it was wonderful to see how the property has grown up without losing any of the essence of what owner Bernie Smith set out to create. It is the same – only better. The camp is built on a bend in the river ...
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TABLE MOUNTAIN ABSEILING
Abseil off Table Mountain, a 112 m controlled descent. Step off the top, at 1 000 m above sea level, and abseil into pure vertical space. This is the world's highest commercial abseil, surrounded by beautiful views and the deep blue Atlantic at your feet. Operated on a daily basis if weather allows.
![abseiling - AA Unknown [© 2011 Pulse Africa - pulseafrica.com]](../slir/w480-h320-c3:2-p1/xMedia/Picture/Photos/PA_000001-000500/PA_000240.jpg "abseiling - AA Unknown [© 2011 Pulse Africa - pulseafrica.com]")
Summit Walk: Join resident guides for a spectacular guided walk up Platteklip Gorge to Mclear's Beacon - the highest point of Table Mountain. Discover the unique flora and fauna, experience panoramic views of Cape Town, and learn interesting facts about the history and significance of this landmark. Trip takes about four hours and ends with the option of doing the Table Mountain abseil.
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