Quad Bike Tour at Mosaic Sanctuary

About Quad Bike Tour at Mosaic Sanctuary

Staying overnight in Stanford gives visitors to the Cape Overberg the perfect opportunity to explore the prettiness of the Western Cape. Although you can tour the area on foot or in the comfort of a car, heading into the countryside on a guided quad bike tour is a fantastic way to experience the area in a new and exciting way.

A quad bike tour takes visitors through the magnificent Mosaic Sanctuary, which is flanked by the mountains of the Overberg and the cool waters of the ocean. The lagoon wetlands here are home to a massive variety of birds, mammals, and gorgeous plants; all of which lie in pristine wait for nature-lovers and visitors with an adventurous spirit. The quad bike tour goes along the edge of the lagoon wetlands and up to the higher-lying parts of the sanctuary. From these elevated spots, the views of the surrounding mountain range, sprawling lagoon, and vast blue of the sea can be savoured.

The guides are experienced, with keen insights into the area. So, they will share important info and fascinating facts about the sanctuary, its wildlife, and the Western Cape. This makes a quad bike tour so much more interesting and rewarding.

During the latter half of the year, whales visit this part of the South African shoreline and can be seen from the tops of the sand dunes. Watch as mammoth southern right whales spyhop, lobtail and breach for their human audience.

The guided quad bike tours take between one and three hours to complete and are manageable for riders of all capabilities. The bikes are automatic and lightweight, making them easy to negotiate.

The area of Stanford is great for those with a hankering for fun. Other adventures on offer include shark cage diving and wine tours. The international airport at Cape Town is only about two hours’ drive away.