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SA Forest Adventures’ K3 zipline gains traction among Indian travellers as a signature South African experience

SA Forest Adventures has reported growing enthusiasm from Indian travellers for K3, the world’s longest zipline, located near Caledon, Western Cape. Since opening in September 2024, K3 has hosted thousands of guests, including hundreds of Indian tourists and organised groups, positioning it as a sought-after adventure addition to South African travel itineraries.

The company, which has actively promoted its products in India for over 15 years, plans to strengthen its market presence in 2026 through participation in the South African Tourism Roadshow and OTM 2026, underscoring its long-term commitment to the Indian travel trade.

K3 is the seventh zipline developed by SA Forest Adventures, an award-winning adventure operator known for its wide range of experiences including sandboarding, quad biking, and the Knysna and Cape Town Ziplines. Located just one hour from Cape Town along the N2, the K3 experience is designed as an exclusive, limited-capacity attraction ideal for pre-booked groups, incentive travellers, and FIT segments.

The guest journey begins at the K3 Base Camp, where guides manage check-in and safety briefings before transferring guests via 4×4 vehicles into the Klein Swartberg mountains. A short walk to the summit leads to the departure platform, aptly named The Nest, from where participants descend individually along a 3.2 km zipline—gliding above the valley floor with panoramic views of the Overberg region’s pristine fynbos landscape.

Combining scale, scenery, and adrenaline, K3 appeals strongly to Indian travellers seeking immersive, share-worthy adventures. Supporting facilities at Base Camp include a coffee shop, a seating area for non-participants, and a small conference space, making the site suitable for mixed-interest and MICE groups.

The project reflects SA Forest Adventures’ commitment to sustainable tourism and local economic participation, with much of the development designed and built within South Africa. This aligns with the rising demand among Indian travellers for authentic, environmentally responsible experiences.

K3 is now being featured by several Indian tour operators as a signature inclusion in itineraries covering Cape Town, the Garden Route, and the Western Cape, reinforcing its appeal as a high-value, world-class adventure for the Indian market.

  • Published On Feb 4, 2026 at 11:56 AM IST

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