Blackwater tubing & kayak-lilo trips
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
Guided tubing, kayak and lilo adventures through the Storms River Gorge with cliff jumping
Visit website ↗Out & About SA lists 11 things to do in Storms River, in the Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga. They span Adventure / Activity, Landmark / Sightseeing and Nature / Scenic. Every listing is hand-checked and kept current — browse them below, or open the full Eastern Cape things to do guide.
Bloukrans Bridge Bungy
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
The world's highest commercial bridge bungy jump at 216m, operated at Bloukrans Bridge
Bloukrans Bungee Jump
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
The world's highest commercial bridge bungee jump at 216 metres from the Bloukrans Bridge
Visit website ↗Storms River Adventures (Woodcutter's Journey)
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
An operator offering blackwater tubing, guided forest tours and the Woodcutter's Journey trailer excursion
Visit website ↗Storms River Mouth Suspension Bridge
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
Iconic footbridge spanning the Storms River mouth in the Tsitsikamma section of Garden Route National Park
Storms River Suspension Bridge
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
A pedestrian suspension bridge spanning the Storms River Mouth in the Tsitsikamma section of Garden Route National Park
Visit website ↗The Big Tree (Tsitsikamma)
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
An ancient Outeniqua yellowwood estimated at around 800 years old, reached by a short boardwalk
Tsitsikamma / Garden Route National Park
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
A marine and forest protected area famed for the Otter Trail and rugged coastal scenery
Visit website ↗Tsitsikamma Big Tree
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
An ancient Outeniqua yellowwood roughly 1,000 years old and 36.6m tall, reached by a short forest boardwalk
Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
A zip-line tour gliding between platforms through the indigenous Tsitsikamma forest canopy
Visit website ↗Woodcutters Journey
Nelson Mandela Bay & Kouga
A guided forest tram tour interpreting the yellowwood forest and its history
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