The farm Paradise was bought in 1946 by Max Muskat for a mere £1 200. It covers 40 hectares and for the most part it was unused until Max’s son, Jacques, saw an opportunity to develop some of the land and moved there in 1990.
The farm Paradise was bought in 1946 by Max Muskat for a mere £1 200. It covers 40 hectares and for the most part it was unused until Max’s son, Jacques, saw an opportunity to develop some of the land and moved there in 1990.
The farm Paradise was bought in 1946 by Max Muskat for a mere £1 200. It covers 40 hectares and for the most part it was unused until Max’s son, Jacques, saw an opportunity to develop some of the land and moved there in 1990.
The route stretches over 9 km and features from easy to difficult challenges. It is mostly sand and dunes with some fynbos and nature forest in between. It is a must for all 4X4 enthusiasts and it offers fun for friends and family.
The route stretches over 9 km and features from easy to difficult challenges. It is mostly sand and dunes with some fynbos and nature forest in between. It is a must for all 4X4 enthusiasts and it offers fun for friends and family.
The route stretches over 9 km and features from easy to difficult challenges. It is mostly sand and dunes with some fynbos and nature forest in between. It is a must for all 4X4 enthusiasts and it offers fun for friends and family.
Paradise Ridge is a popular spot for paragliders. Local and international pilots frequently make use of the site either for training, tandems or for the more experienced pilots some hours of fun and ridge soaring.
Paradise Ridge is a popular spot for paragliders. Local and international pilots frequently make use of the site either for training, tandems or for the more experienced pilots some hours of fun and ridge soaring.
Paradise Ridge is a popular spot for paragliders. Local and international pilots frequently make use of the site either for training, tandems or for the more experienced pilots some hours of fun and ridge soaring.
For an adventurous way to explore the beauty and diversity of Paradise Ridge and discover Nature, why not bring your Quad Bike. The route stretches over 9 km and features from easy to difficult challenges.
For an adventurous way to explore the beauty and diversity of Paradise Ridge and discover Nature, why not bring your Quad Bike. The route stretches over 9 km and features from easy to difficult challenges.
For an adventurous way to explore the beauty and diversity of Paradise Ridge and discover Nature, why not bring your Quad Bike. The route stretches over 9 km and features from easy to difficult challenges.
Paradise Ridge offers a beautiful rustic campsite overlooking the beach, ocean and coastline. Pitch your tent on the soft sand and admire the breathtaking views this campsite has to offer.
Paradise Ridge offers a beautiful rustic campsite overlooking the beach, ocean and coastline. Pitch your tent on the soft sand and admire the breathtaking views this campsite has to offer.
Paradise Ridge offers a beautiful rustic campsite overlooking the beach, ocean and coastline. Pitch your tent on the soft sand and admire the breathtaking views this campsite has to offer.
About Paradise Ridge
The farm Paradise was bought in 1946 by Max Muskat for a mere £1 200. It covers 40 hectares and for the most part it was unused until Max’s son, Jacques, saw an opportunity to develop some of the land and moved there in 1990. He took it upon himself to take out 15 hectares of pine trees.
After the removal of the trees the tracks leading to the previously pine tree covered land were connected with some more tracks and with the help of Bertie Stander from Sedgefield and Leon Fourie an exciting 4X4 track was established. In 2005 the 4X4 track was finalised and thus Paradise 4X4 became an exciting active route.
In 2006 Michael from Luftikus, a German Paragliding School first saw the potential for a great paragliding site. Since then international pilots and local pilots frequently make use of the site for hours of fun and ridge soaring.
The land offers variety of plant species (mostly fynbos), different kinds of trees of which most are evergreen, a huge variety of bird species (among these are the fish eagle and kingfishers), and various animals and bucks that roam the land freely making it the perfect place for bird watching, camping, and hiking. A short walk down the ridge will get you to the beach which is great for the fishing enthusiasts. From July to … you can watch the whales play just offshore whilst dolphin sightings are common all year round.
