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Hippos, crocs and knocks...
Hi guys, hope you are all well, if you are reading this and wondering why it's so backdated, well we're about a month behind thanks to lack of internet but we're doing our best to catch up! (just to let you know we're still safe and sound in Zambia 3-10-10)
So, we left Durban in the early hours and set off up the coast towards St Lucia. On …
Elephant Coast and the exciting Swaziland
After a successful stint in Nelspruit we decided to head of to the bottom of the elephant coast at Saint Lucia for a few days of beach relaxing. On route we spent a night in Swaziland - a relaxed little monachist country in the middle of south Africa. Getting there involved a border crossing over land, and being Australian, this was quite a novelty …
Im tropischen Sumpfparadies
... werden. Die Lagune sollte deshalb nur tagsüber besucht werden. Eine anschliessende Bootsfahrt bei Sonnenuntergang mit Kroki- und Hipposichtung runden den Tag ab.
Wir haben heute die Unterkunft um eine Nacht verlängert, und eine Tagestour in einem nahegelegene Nationalpark gebucht. Wir entschliessen uns dieses mal für eine geführte Tour. Alles ist organisiert, meistens gibt's viele interessante Infos, es bleibt ...
Plenty of treats in St Lucia
... ever dip in the Indian Ocean, spotted a hippo and a croc in the estuary and were entertained by the enthusiastic styles of the zulu cultural group.
We then spent a day driving through Isimangaliso wetlands park. We spotted antelope, hippos, crocs and plenty of birds. It was different to the game parks we had previously seen as we were able to admire the coast as well as swamp land and savannah.
We reached Cape Vidal for lunch. We were met ...
ISimangaliso Wetlands Park
... current was quite a challenge. Afterwards, I fell asleep on the beach. On the drive back, we spotted Greater Kudu (5 miles males and heap of females), warthogs, zebra, waterbuck and red duikers.
On the beach, there were three beautiful hawks flying up and down practising and hunting prey. One was even swooping on the ververt monkeys which were pestering us at lunch time! On monkey even took the bread from Zoe's hand! Later we returned to St Lucia and ...
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