Mossel Bay to open ‘world’s longest’ zipline over ocean Posted by Elise Kirsten on 7 January 2020 Tags:Mossel Bay, zipline Mossel Bay will be getting a new zipline soon, which has been referred to as ‘1,1km of screaming fun’. The zipline was approved by the Mossel Bay Municipality in 2017 and is set to open later this month, although the official opening date is still to be announced. Mossel Bay Zipline posted on its Facebook page that ‘Weather at this stage of installation has thrown us a small curve ball and we simply waiting for better weather to finalize the date.’ According to Mossel Bay Zipline, adventurers will be able to glide ‘over the ocean at speeds of up to 80km/h’ with views of the cliffs, ocean and even possibly some sea life on what it insists is the world’s longest over ocean zipline (1,100m). The zipline will stretch from the cliffs below Point High School to the deck of the current (Shark Lab) aquarium at the Point, according to the Mossel Bay Advertiser. A ride on the zipline will cost R450 per person. No children under 6 years old are allowed to ride, nor are pregnant women or people heavier than the weight restriction of 120kg. Also read: 8 things to do in Mossel Bay Image: Instagram/cereszipline Related Posts Elephants in Gorongosa, Mozambique born tuskless due to poaching 22 October 2021 A new study published in Science revealed that some female elephants in Mozambique were born... read more Elephant strikes back: Suspected poacher found dead in KNP 22 October 2021 An intelligence operation in Stolznek took a deadly turn when the body of a suspected... read more SAA will not resume flights to London 22 October 2021 National carrier South African Airways has elected not to resume normal operations to the UK,... read more PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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