KwaZulu-Natal

Oribi Gorge Hotel hiking and view sites

  • FeeR40
  • HoursOut of season Wednesday–Sunday 08:30–16:30. In season, school holidays and public holidays daily 08:30–16:30.
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Misty green hills and valleys of KwaZulu-Natal at dusk
Durban region · representative photograph, not this specific trail

Wild 5 Adventures operates from Oribi Gorge Hotel on the KZN South Coast. Official rates page: entrance to view-sites and the suspension bridge is adults R40, pensioners R30, children 6–12 R30, under 5 free. Wild hiking, birding and the 60m-high suspension bridge are listed as included with that entrance. Paid extras on the same page include the Wild Swing 165m (R840), Wild Slide (R420), Wild Abseil 110m (R750), quads (R475) and paintball (R210). Hours on the official Oribi Gorge page: out of season Wednesday–Sunday 08:30–16:30; in season, school holidays and public holidays daily 08:30–16:30. Bookings essential for abseiling, quads and paintball. Call or WhatsApp 082 566 7424. This is not Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve (Ezemvelo).

Questions

What does Wild 5 Adventures, Oribi Gorge cost?
Entry is listed from R40. Confirm current pricing with the reserve or operator, as fees change.
When is Wild 5 Adventures, Oribi Gorge open?
Out of season Wednesday–Sunday 08:30–16:30. In season, school holidays and public holidays daily 08:30–16:30.
Where do you park for Wild 5 Adventures, Oribi Gorge?
Oribi Gorge Hotel / Wild 5 entrance on the South Coast — not the Ezemvelo nature-reserve gate.

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Nearby on the map

From this pin: Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve 7.2 km; Lake Eland Game Reserve 13 km; Kenneth Stainbank Nature Reserve 103 km; Giba Gorge Nature Reserve 106 km.

Hike at your own risk. Trail conditions change — weather, fire damage, water crossings and rockfalls can make a route unsafe with little or no notice. Distance, difficulty and other details here are compiled from public sources and may be outdated. Always verify current conditions with the relevant park or reserve authority before setting out, and hike within your own ability.