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ORIBI GORGE ROAD, ORIBI GORGE, Port Shepstone, 4240
0825667424
Wild Gorge Swing The highest swing in the world! Break your boundaries, and leap from Lehr’s waterfall into a 100m arc (33 storeys) Experience the epitome of adventure. The unique design makes it comfortable enough for even gran to jump! Wild Abseiling Abseil down a 110m Cliff face, alongside Leh’s waterfall, and experience a new dimension in sightseeing! Determine your own pace, and lavish the thrill of one of the world’s highest commercial abseils. Wild Slide Slide along a 120m cable that spans across the expanse of the Gorge, 160m above the ground! Safely strapped in a full-body harness, you can experience solitary bliss, suspended above breathtaking views. Wild Water Rafting Paddle down the powerful Umzimkhulu River, taking on grade 2 – 4 rapids. The one and two day trips are easily accessible from Oribi Gorge Hotel, and start with a thrilling 4x4 track down to the river. Teambuilding Boasting a diversity of packages that will have you scratching your head, this unique venue is more than just a pretty face! Oribi Gorge Hotel, featuring the Wild 5 extreme adventure company, offers the unique combination of stylish 3-star accommodation and heart-pounding adventure. Activities that are offered on site include the world’s highest gorge swing (33 storeys), abseiling, a wild zip-line 160m above the gorge floor, white water rafting, horse riding, off-road go-carting and more. For delegates with a less extreme taste in adventure, choose from a huge range of fun games/activities professionally presented by experts in the field of teambuilding. Superb meals, affordable rates and professional coordination – what more could you want? 
