Experience total serenity as you float high above the breath-taking African landscape on a Balloon-safari. Watch the sun rise while you sip a glass of Champagne and watch the world go by far below. Have a birds-eye view of a lion kill, or watch a pack of Wild Dogs on the move. Take spectacular once-in-a-lifetime photos from above the trees and hills. AMBLE IN can make all the necessary arrangements with reliable operators to ensure that you have an unforgettable experience.

Some say that the only way to view elephant, rhino, cheetah, buffalo and other game is from the back of a horse. There is no better way to experience the wild beauty of the African bush than to take a horse-safari. Follow the numerous trails through the lush coastal forests of KwaZulu-Natal's north and south coasts, or the rugged terrain of the Drakensburg.

Microlighting is a new-age sport that is proving to be more and more popular. Enthusiasts love the freedom of flight that microlights offer. AMBLE IN will set you up with trained professionals to guarantee you the time of your life!

If you are up to the challenge and don't mind getting a bit wet, then white-water rafting is for you! Brave the Orange River, South Africa's largest river which runs from the Drakensburg Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean, or take on the Cederberg's Doring River. This is best enjoyed in the warmer months between November and May. Trips for kayaking enthusiasts can also be arranged. You are always guaranteed of a good time. Whether you are a just beginning or are an experienced rafter, AMBLE IN will organise an memorable expedition!

Free-diving in Sodwana Bay (northern KwaZulu-Natal) is not to be missed. Sodwana is the sourght-after diving destination in South Africa and is one of the few places in the world where the dive-sites are reached through the breaking waves. The average yearly visibility is 12m, but it can be as much as 40m. Due to KwaZulu-Natal's balmy climate, diving is all year round, with a maximum water temperature of 29^oC in the summer, and a minimum of 20^oC.

Like free-diving, a popular activity in South Africa is Scuba diving. The un-spoilt and unpolluted waters will provide you with sights unseen and are definitely worthwhile. Our reefs and sea-life bring visitors back to our shores time and time again. KwaZulu-Natal's north coast is known as the Dolphin Coast - with good reason. These delightful and playful creatures are frequently spotted, as well as turtles, moray eels, whale sharks, ragged-toothed and other sharks.

Something a bit different is wreck-diving. Aliwal Shoal in KwaZulu-Natal has 2 wrecks - The Nebo, which sank on its maiden voyage in 1884 and rests at 25 meters (82ft), and The Produce (1974), a 2 000 ton bulk tanker at 30 meters (100ft). Its rusted framework has formed an established reef.

Due to the fact that South Africa is one of the most notable regions in the world for Great White Sharks, it has become a premier destination for shark-watching. An activity that is one the increase is Cage diving. Great White Cage diving is strictly controlled and monitored by experienced professionals. Spend a day in "Shark Alley" and view these awesome creatures either from a cage or from the boat.

Other activities which can be organised are:
• Mountain biking
• Hiking
• Hang-gliding
• Parachuting
• Sky diving
• Rock climbing
• Abseiling
• Sailing
• Golfing
• Photographic Safaris