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Whether it’s bouldering in Cederberg (Rocklands) or a multi-pitch adventure in Table Mountain, there are plenty of amazing rock climbing opportunities to enjoy in South Africa. Find the program that best suits you and start planning an unforgettable rock-climbing adventure with one of the certified guides at Explore-Share.com.
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What should I know about Rock Climbing South Africa?
Rock climbing in South Africa is a great way to discover its varied terrain and wilderness. There are options for many styles including bouldering, scrambling, sport, and trad climbing. Furthermore, you can enjoy climbing on cliffs, vertical walls, steep overhangs and more. The main rock climbing areas in South Africa are Cederberg (Rocklands), Montagu and Cape Peninsula to the west, and Waterval Bovan to the northeast. Find a certified guide at Explore-Share.com and start planning your rock climbing adventure in South Africa!
Why should I choose South Africa for my Rock Climbing adventure?
Bouldering in Cederberg
Cederberg is a top spot for bouldering and also goes by the nickname "Rocklands" due to its top quality rock.
Sports climbing in Montagu
Montagu is a sports climbing mecca in the western cape that offers options for all level climbers.
Trad climbing at Table Mountain
The trad climbing routes at Table Mountain will reward you with great views of Cape Town and of the Atlantic Ocean!
What can I expect from the weather in South Africa?
High summer temperatures and mild winters characterize South Africa's climate with summer rains in most of the country except Western Cape where it usually rains more in winter.
Which language is predominantly spoken in South Africa?
Zulu,
Xhosa,
Afrikaans,
English,
Sepedi,
Tswana,
Sotho,
Tsonga,
Swazi,
Venda,
Ndebele,
SA Sign Language.
What currency is accepted in South Africa?
South African rand
How can I get to South Africa?
Fly to Cape Town International Airport.
What’s the country code of South Africa?
+27
What’s the high season for Rock Climbing in South Africa?
During the spring (September to November) and autumn (March to May). Winter (from May to September) is also an option, though a bit cold and wet.
Isabella
An amazing time spent at Tranquilitas with Tony, Patsy & Willy to work on our new Mountaineering skills like abseiling, jumaring, and general rope skills for our BIG mountain challenge next year. Thank you.
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