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6 Outdoor Activities in Wellington That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Wellington, South Africa including Fynbos Trails, Bains MTB Trails, Pony Joy Rides, Skydive Two Oceans, Welvanpas, Wellington Wine Walk.
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1. Fynbos Trails
2. Bains MTB Trails
3. Pony Joy Rides
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
PONY JOY RIDES EVERY DAY RIDES FOR CHILDREN & ADULTS Only 5 Mins From WELLINGTON at Oude Wellington on the Bainskloof rd * Pony Parties. * Gift Vouchers also Available * Barn and Forrest with Dam Venue. * Fun Pony Rides. * Everyday Rides with Flexible Times * Lessons & Therapeutic Riding. * Pony Camps. * Educational, Groups. * Livery and Stabling * All Ages and Stages Welcome Prices R40 for 15 Mins R50 for 20 Mins R70 for 30 Mins R80 for 40 Mins R120 for 1hr & Basic Horse Care Included R250 for 2hr Outrides
4. Skydive Two Oceans
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 37 reviews
Status: Temporarily Closed Welcome to SKYDIVE TWO OCEANS, home to a team of passionate experts with a drive for excellence in service, safety and adventure. We're situated in the heart of the Cape Winelands – and less than an hour’s drive from Cape Town’s CBD. As the plane climbs to altitude, you’ll enjoy incredible views of the surrounding Winelands, the beautiful Table Mountain, and two sparkling blue oceans.
5. Welvanpas
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By mikeaJ3743LD - Cape Town Central, South Africa
This is a hinded GEM really beautiful farm and the wines are outstanding The road to the farm is really interesting you will feel that you are heading into the mountain
6. Wellington Wine Walk
The Wellington Wine Walk is a unique experience in the Cape Winelands of South Africa. We provide one to four day walks through wine country taking in the best of the area with wine tasting, olive oil tasting, local cuisine, experience the beauty of nature and the local fynbos while being guided by accredited local tour guides who are full of interesting information and anecdotes relating to the Wellington wine region.
