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Rent A Beach Buggy and discover the Cape Route 62

Rent a Buggy.

Enjoy the open air, be one with the roads and don't go unnoticed...

With rental prices from 450 Rand, this Buggy could be yours for a day! We rent it out as self-drive. The Buggy has 4 seatbelts, so offers room to 4 adults. If you are in for some fun on the Route 62 ... go for it !!

Drive, enjoy the open air, the changing colours of the majestic mountains, scenic passes, rivers, vineyards and orchards, this Buggy ride, will offer you an unforgettable adventure.
Discover the Cape Route 62, the longest wine route in the Western Cape and most likely the whole world. Innovation and pride, combined with a terrain and mild climate that are harmoniously balanced, results in the the perfect day-out.

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Beach Buggy

The history of the Beach Buggy dates all the way back to the early sixties, they were built primarily as light weight off-road vehicles following a simple concept, powerful engines, light weight chassis and big tires for good traction. Two of the earliest VW-based beach buggies produced were the EMPI Sportster and the Burro, manufactured by H.T. Thompson. Both were functional off-road machines that were frequently used in competitions.
The Beach Buggy as we know it today however is the result of Californian designer Bruce Meyer’s work, he used the readily available and very inexpensive rolling chassis of the Volkswagen Type 1, more known as Beetle, to carry the light weight glass fiber body he had designed. The floor pan of the beetle had cleverly been shortened to improve ground clearance and maneuverability.
This Beach Buggy design that took the world by storm was named Meyers Manx and debuted in Fountain Valley, California in 1964, achieving world wide recognition when it won the Baja 1000 and its own class in the famous Pikes Peak hill climb race.
Approximately 5000 units of the original Meyers Manx Beach Buggy were produced but due to its simple construction and a lost patent case, it was soon copied and hundreds of look-a-likes have been produced and sold all over the world..