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Welcome to Wave House Durban
Wave House is a one of a kind attractions destination for those looking for action. Wave House boasts the biggest man made stationary wave in the world – The D-Rex – which is a 10 foot barreling left and right point break wave. It’s a fusion of surfing, snowboarding, skating and wakeboarding and is a challenging ride for people of all ages. There are also two FlowRiders for family fun and the biggest skate park in South Africa. The new ride in town is the Wave House Tube Ride – which features four water slides for the whole family in a safe and secure environment.
And if you’re looking for some of the most rocking events in SA, the Wave House Events Arena is the ultimate concert goers place to be. From showcasing the countries’ top talent to international spectaculars – Wave House has delivered it all.
The highest indoor climbing rock in the World at 22,5 meters is run by Wave House and forms part of our awesome corporate challenges, Extreme PE program for schools and birthday parties. Every detail is handled by our professional and experienced staff to make sure your function is a memorable occasion.
Look out for our Specials on Tuesdays and Fridays. The 2011 Flow League runs on Thursdays and Saturdays so be sure to look under the FEATURES Icon and see what the league is all about.
Come on by and bring the whole family and friends and come spend a day with us at Wave House, Durban.
The Malibu FLOW Championships 2011 Presented by the City of Durban - Sunday 9th October
The world’s best flowriding athletes took centre stage at Wave House, Gateway Theatre of Shopping today for The Malibu FLOW Championships 2011 presented by the City of Durban.
The Men’s Strapless Division was such an unbelievable display of progressive riding and there were upsets galore in the semi finals. US’s Greg Lazarus and Eric Silverman were expected to win their heats, however nerves got to them and they were taken to task by the South African gladiators who didn’t put a foot wrong. That paved the way for an all South African final and Wesley Fischer dominated it from the siren. Andrew Carrie and Clayton Barker pushed the limits and either one of them could have snatched the win, but when Fischer is in that kind of form it’s hard to stop him.