About Us
Says Jaco about their destination: "The quality of life rubs off on any visitor that dares to dig deeper. The raw untouched diversity in nature and all its inhabitants, including man, makes you understand what your purpose and role on this earth is. And then of course the variety of exciting things to do and see is the cherry on the cake."
We offer white water rafting, quad biking, horse trails, kloofing, Geckoiing, Zip-line abseiling, fishing, mountain biking, mountain boarding, climbing wall, paintball, sunset cruises and hiking. We tailor-make packages for Corporate Team Building, Incentive Breakaways and School Groups.
The panorama route is visited annually by approximately 1 000 000 international visitors. It is also the gateway to the famous Kruger National Park.
Induna Adventures has been operating for 8 years, with plenty of highlights worth mentioning: our staff members are the best in the world, and they prove to be the highlight of all visitors. Apart from this, we are the organiser of one of the biggest annual mountain bike races in South Africa. We offer team building excursions too with major companies all over SA and internationally as our guests.
Furthermore, sustainable tourism tops the priorities of this awesome destination and especially Aids orphans and the broader local community are regarded as areas of focus.
Induna Adventures has a passion for vulnerable children in our area.
We are a founder and member of the Sizabantwana children benefit organisation, which currently takes care of 76 children. This organisation has an unlimited and dynamic vision for our area and its children.
Tours are taken to the Sizabantwana project to make people aware of the overwhelming need in our world.
Another focus area is creating employment amongst the local community. Hence, 75% of our company consists of local staff.
Furthermore, we believe in guided trails to ensure that knowledge and respect for nature are being shared.
Additionally, we nurture a compost production and indigenous tree planting initiative. All biodegradable waste is collected to produce organic matter to fertilise the soil in which the indigenous trees are planted.
Plans are being made to take more tours into the local community in the hope of being more beneficial to the need in our area.
