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A Different Kind of Fat Attack

27 November 2017 By Alan Straton

Fat Attack
A warm welcome to Fat Attack Beach trails from Cllr Renaldo Gouws; Ward Cllr, Dean Biddulph; Cllr Leander Kruger and Economic Development Tourism and Agriculture Director, Mr Mpho Pebane alongside Mike Glover of Red Cherry Adventures.

Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism has partnered with Red Cherry adventures to launch the Fat Attack Beach tours in Nelson Mandela Bay. The fat bike with larger tyres is ideal to take on trails and ride in the beach sand to explore the destinations coastal offerings.

Nelson Mandela Bay is gearing up for an action-packed summer for visitors and locals who will be in search of activities and entertainment this holiday season.

Nelson Mandela Bay Tourism CEO, Ms Mandlakazi Skefile confirmed, “The call to action for the city to have more product offerings for tourists to enjoy has been heard and this will be the first of many new activities launched in the Bay. The growth of tourism attractions increases the destinations attractiveness to increase the number of visitors to the Bay whilst motivating longer stays for increased bed nights.”

Nelson Mandela Bay has some of the most beautiful beaches and a fat bike trail is the best way to get to remote locations. Trail packages can last from 2 hours to 3 days and can accommodate all levels of skills and fitness. Some of the popular offerings include the 15 km Lighthouse trail to Cape Recife and the 12 km Sacramento trail.

“The new Red Cherry offering will ensure that tourists are able to engage in inner city activities that will expose them to the most beautiful beaches and combine these excursions with Lighthouse tours and historical meanders.” shared Mike Glover of Red Cherry Adventures.

Something Good Roadhouse being a starting and ending point is ideal to fill up prior to the trail or beat the hunger after a fun adventure. The latest offering to the Roadhouse is their very own Something Good Bru Coffee Blend.

The Nelson Mandela Bay Pass is also a great way to explore the detonation with new offers being included on a regular basis. To find out more on how to purchase the Nelson Mandela Bay Pass card that provides you with free and discounted entry into a variety of attractions and activities visit www.nmbt.co.za

The Fat Attack tours can accommodate up to 50 people at once allowing for team building and big family celebrations.

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Passionate about Port Elizabeth and definitely NOT packing for Perth. Alan's ethos is epitomised in the words of Nelson Mandela; "I have fought against white domination and I have fought against black domination. I have cherished the idea of a democratic and free society. If need be, it is an ideal for which I am prepared to die." See more articles by Alan.
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