- Chintsa-East
Chintsa is supposedly named after the "crumbling" banks of its river during floods, the small town of Cintsa is split into two by the river and as it's one of the last towns before the Wild Coast starts, it already has some of the Wild Coast feel and beaches that run for miles and miles. We think that it's a lovely stop.
- Hole in the Wall
The Hole in the Wall has formed through millennia of crashing waves and constant erosion.
- Coffee Bay
Unspoilt and undeveloped, Coffee Bay is a backpackers paradise with most people stopping off here on their trip up the coast. All you need is time…
- Mpande EC
Mpande is surrounded by exquisite scenery, wild walks and a warm little rural village.
- Mthatha Eastern Cape
Mthatha had a former name of Umtata, Mthatha is the Wild Coast's biggest city.Mthatha is a great place to get your shopping and banking needs if you are going to spend a bit of time on the Wild Coast.
- Port St Johns
Once a busy trading port, Port St Johns nestles on the banks of the Umzimvubu River. Many people arrive planning on spending just a few days, and end up leaving months later. It's called Pondo Fever and it's a pleasure.
- MbotyiEC
A wild gem on the wild coast.
- Lubanzi
A large area villages along the Transkei coast with breathtaking views
- Bulungula
Bulngula is situated south of Coffee Bay and is the Wild Coast at its best. If you are offer the perfect holiday destination, you can't get much better than this.
- Mdumbi
This small coastal settlement boasts great surf and fishing
Morgan's Bay
Morgan's Bay has some of the most dramatic high cliff scenery anywhere south of the Transkei Wild Coast.
Bird watchers can enjoy trails through indigenous forests and view the 180 bird species recorded here which include blue cranes, sunbirds, hornbills, crowned eagles and lots more. Banyan trees grow near the river and the secluded coastal forest that surrounds Kei mouth shelters blue duiker and bushbuck, as well as an abandoned titanium mine. Surfers can try the exposed beach break that works in small swell and light offshores. A 60 ton sperm whale was washed ashore here during high floods in 1970. A harpoon tip removed from the sea giant is on display in the East London museum.
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This log cabin is set close to the world’s highest bungy jump with a huge view over the Bloukrans Gorge and indigenous forest below.
(Bloukrans,Garden Route)
Tours, safaris and transfers.
(Pretoria City,Pretoria)
A Big Five Reserve that offers lessons…
(Grahamstown,)
High up on the plateau with spectacular views, they are within easy reach of Livingstonia and Manchewe Falls.
(The Kruger National Park,Malawi)
Learn to surf or hone your skills on J'Bay's legendary waves.
(Jeffreys Bay,Sunshine Coast)
Stop here for sundowners and safaris.
(MaunBotswana,Botswana)
Close to Durban International airport, the beach, shops and Ballito's funky nightlife.
(Ballito and Shaka's Rock,Durban)
Oasis backpackers is situated in a large, comfortable house with a variety of accommodation options in Oudtshoorn.
(Oudtshoorn,Garden Route)
In the Mdumbi River valley in the heart of rural Transkei, this small settlement on the coast has brilliant surf and great fishing. As there’s only one small shop, we suggest that self-caterers stock up before arriving.
(Coffee Bay,Wild Coast)
This backpackers in Livingstone is close to the bus stop in Livingstone, this is town's newest backpackers.
(Livingstone,Zimbabwe and Zambia)
