The Hibiscus Coast - Our Rainbow on the Water

Hibiscus Coast Hiking and other trails

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The Hibiscus Coast, has a number of hiking, walking and other trails. The following is a brief overview of these activities:

Oribi Gorge Nature Reserve Trail (5)
Hiking/Walking
There are 6 trails. Baboon View, Is A Short Walk Of 1km, Hoopoe Falls - 7km, Samango River - 1,5km, View Trail - 9km, Nkonka Trail - 5km and Horseman's Point - 4,5 Km Trail. The hiker will encounter thick forest and magnificent views of the Gorge which is 24km long, 5km Wide and 400m deep. Baboons, Vervet And Samango Monkeys may be seen.
(039) 6791644/0832849326

Skyline Nature Reserve Trails
Hiking/Walking
Palm Beach Area
A variety of 1hr walking trails which feature many indigenous and exotic trees, As well as small game and many bird species.
(039) 3150112

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The Mpenjati-Mbizana Walking Trail
Hiking/Walking
Southbroom Area
Enjoy the splendid beaches, rock formations, animal life, and vegetation of Mpenjati, on one of the scenic walking trails. Starting from the Mpenjati River, walks of various distances are available, The longest being a leisurely 4 Hour ( 9km ) walk to the Mbizana River at Southbroom. The area between the high and Low water mark is ideal for walking as it is relatively firm. The sand dunes house delicate fauna and flora, and should be left undisturbed.
Tel.(039)316 6999

Umtamvuna Nature Reserve Trails (3)
Hiking/Walking
8km From Port Edward
There are 3 trails. It is a beautiful reserve with a magnificent display of Clivias in the Spring. Several species of Antelope may be seen. Birdlife is plentiful.

Uvongo Nature Reserve Trail
Hiking/Walking
2 hours of walking, which comprises a circular trail. Picnicking and braai areas are available. Birdlife is very plentiful.
Tel:(039) 7055448/2013126

For more information please contact Hibiscus Coast Tourism or complete a query formor make use of the interactive South Coast trails database.

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