Wilderness National Park

Time to explore the Wilderness National Park. Apparently there are two ways to explore the park - by foot or by canoe. because of our excessive lie-in we opted for the former (for today at least).

The route we wanted to do was closed so we decided to do the "Half Collared Kingfisher Trail" and the "Bosduif Loop". The trail winds along the …

The clouds were gathering as we drove out of Cintsa, and as we got going, the rain did too. At first it was just kind of drizzly and grey, but as we got closer to Tsitsikamma, it turned into a proper downpour -- which was perfectly coordinated to fall at the same time as our hotel hunt.

Once again we were unsure of where to station …

... town of "Wilderness" is surrounded by many rivers and natural lakes and lagoons. It makes itself home next to the "Wilderness National Park" a great spot for water sport enthusiasts, who flock there regularly. As you can see we went canoing on the ...

... forest, cantering past the huge body builder of a horse, which we exhilaratingly watched thunder alongside us, until one time when the national park owner's guard dog thundered after us as well, until Arian's horse kicked it - fair enough really. It was ...

... that would slam themselves violently against the rocks and throw mist way up into the air. Our destination was a place called Wilderness National Park. We arrived right as the dew was starting to dry from the grass and the day was heating up. We ...

... a family farm overlooking the coast. The tall man was also less scary in the daylight, and he offered to drive us to the national park where we could rent canoes and do a day hike. Sarah and Brittany paddled through the mountains and then got out to ...

We had such a wonderful day in the Wilderness National Park area. The area is right on the coast, but then has all these beautiful, calm lakes/lagoons and wooded forests. We decided before we headed into the big city (Cape Town) that we'd spend one ...

... work out just fine, because the rooms are very beautiful and airy and light. And they are very close to Wilderness National Park. Again, it's a matter of getting there when the weather actually allows for some hiking. And basically what I'm saying is ...

... you live and you learn). We also met three lovely South African ladies and went for a canoe up the gorge into the Wilderness National Park and up to this fantastic waterall.  Health and safety leaves alot to be desired in SA.  The path up to ...

This was our first national park, and is called Wilderness, a jungle-like set of mountains that run right into the ocean. We spent the night in a rondawel (a round hut with a thatched roof) that was next to a nice river. It was very relaxing and we got ...

A few rainy but lovely days walking, canoing, relaxing and eating in Wilderness National ...

Time to explore the Wilderness National Park. Apparently there are two ways to explore the park - by foot or by canoe. because of our excessive lie-in we opted for the former (for today at least). The route we wanted to do was closed so we decided to do ...