LANGEBAAN WINGFOILING HOLIDAYS
Why You'll Love Wingfoiling In Langebaan!
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Wing Foiling Holidays Langebaan
Langebaan lagoon, around 90 minutes drip from Cape Town airport in South Africa, is one the very best Wing Foiling locations in the world from October to March. The huge lagoon is surrounded by a beautiful nature reserve, and the wind reliably is about the best you can get on the Planet. Sometimes it can be too windy in the afternoons, so if you are a beginner, it is sometimes best to get out in the mornings. Planet Travel Holidays have offices in Cape Town, so we know this area really well. Outside world class Wing Foiling, we can offer a huge range of luxury tailor-made tours to bolt on to your Wing Foiling holiday in Langebaan.
Langebaan is a perfect place for beginners and improvers, but if you are looking for waves, it is easy to drive 1 hour South towards Cape Town, where there are lots of ridable waves for the more advanced.
Langebaan lagoon, around 90 minutes drip from Cape Town airport in South Africa, is one the very best Wing Foiling locations in the world from October to March. The huge lagoon is surrounded by a beautiful nature reserve, and the wind reliably is about the best you can get on the Planet. Sometimes it can be too windy in the afternoons, so if you are a beginner, it is sometimes best to get out in the mornings. Planet Travel Holidays have offices in Cape Town, so we know this area really well. Outside world class Wing Foiling, we can offer a huge range of luxury tailor-made tours to bolt on to your Wing Foiling holiday in Langebaan. Langebaan is a perfect place for beginners and improvers, but if you are looking for waves, it is easy to drive 1 hour South towards Cape Town, where there are lots of ridable waves for the more advanced.
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4* Windtown Lagoon Hotel
4* The Farmhouse Hotel
4* SHARK BAY HOTEL AND SPA
Langebaan + Safari + Cape Town
Combine a kitesurfing or windsurfing trip to the flat water lagoon of Langebaan with a luxurious safari spotting the Big Five and end your tour exploring the culture and natural sites of vibrant Cape Town. Six days spent on the blue waters of Langebaan lagoon will allow you to hone your kitesurfing/windsurfing skills in reliable winds, while two nights on safari at a property located within a 2-3 hour drive from Langebaan will leave you breathless. After your encounter with rhinos, elephants and lions, round off your tour with three days in Cape Town, marvelling at the exquisite sights of Table Mountain and Cape Point and indulging at a few of the many eateries and wine farms that Cape Town and its surrounds have to offer.
Langebaan - Cape Town - Winelands - Whale Watching
This itinerary combines a relaxing week at Langebaan Lagoon followed by a week exploring the Cape and the breathtaking beauty of the Garden Route (including whale watching from Hermanus) without feeling like you are being rushed. Each property is especially selected to give you the most out of each area in affordable accommodation that does not stint on quality or service, ensuring that you arrive as a visitor and leave as a friend.
The second week around Cape Town and the Garden Route can be arranged as self-drive or we can provide a private guide to escort you throughout the week.
South Africa is one of the best destinations worldwide for watching marine mammals, whether from land or from boats, with spectacular annual visits from the southern right and humpback whales and enormous pods of dolphins year-round. Every year, southern right whales migrate from their icy feeding grounds off Antarctica to warmer climates, reaching South Africa. The country's coastal waters teem with the giant animals, mating, calving and rearing their young – and giving whale-watchers spectacular displays of raw power and elegant water acrobatics.
The curious humpback whale can be seen between May to December, moving up along the coast from Hermanus to St Lucia in KwaZulu-Natal. The medium-sized Bryde's whale can be spotted all year round, and while rare, orcas can also be seen.
