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GETTING THERE<br />

SA Express flies return<br />

flights to Hoedspruit<br />

from Johannesburg<br />

seven days a week and<br />

from Cape Town three<br />

days a week.<br />

Journey's end<br />

SA Express’ new route from Cape Town<br />

flies directly into Hoedspruit<br />

HOEDSPRUIT IS THE gateway to a region with endless scenic<br />

beauty, a tranquil atmosphere and abundant wildlife. Set in<br />

the capital of eco-tourism in southern Africa, boasting the<br />

Kruger to Canyons Biosphere region, Hoedspruit offers easy<br />

access to some of the prime attractions of the region, including<br />

the breath-taking Blyde River Canyon, the Kruger National<br />

Park and a large number of privately owned game reserves.<br />

NEED <strong>TO</strong> KNOW<br />

Eastgate Airport Hoedspruit<br />

Eastgate Airport has the second longest<br />

runway in South Africa (the longest being<br />

Upington). The reason? It was earmarked<br />

for NASA shuttle landings in the 1980’s.<br />

Being a CAT5/7 airport, Eastgate can<br />

accommodate any sized aircraft from an<br />

Antonov 124 to an Airbus. Eastgate Airport<br />

services over 70 luxury accommodation<br />

providers from 10-88 bed guest lodges,<br />

as well as an expanding range of wildlife<br />

housing estates.<br />

Situated 74 km from Phalaborwa Gate at<br />

the Kruger National Park and 68 km from<br />

the Orpen Gate, Eastgate Airport provides<br />

easy access to the central Kruger camps<br />

such as Orpen, Talamati, Satara, Roodewal,<br />

Olifants and Letaba.<br />

Co-ordinates 24º 21.482’S 31º 02.507’E<br />

Tel: +27 (0)15 793 3681, Fax: +27 (0)15 793 3682,<br />

Duty phone: +27 (0)82 350 1356<br />

www.eastgateairport.co.za<br />

DID YOU KNOW?<br />

Hoedspruit was established by<br />

pioneers, receiving its name<br />

(translated as “hat creek”) when<br />

an early adventurer tossed his hat<br />

into the (now Sandpruit) river and<br />

declared that he had travelled far<br />

enough, this is where he would stay.<br />

62 NOVEMBER 2011 INDWE

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