You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
RSP/shutterstock<br />
Among the more demanding, but more beautiful hikes are the Hole<br />
in the Wall, Amatola, Dolphin or Otter trails in the Eastern Cape; the<br />
Blyderivierspoort and Fanie Botha trails in Mpumalanga; the Magoebaskloof<br />
trail in Limpopo; the Leopard’s Kloof, various Table Mountain, Swellendam,<br />
Du Toitskoof, Cedereberg, Outeniqua, and Cape Point / Olifantsbos trails in<br />
the Western Cape; the Ukhahlamba Drakensberg Park and Sentinel Peak<br />
trails in KwaZulu-Natal. Of course, these are but just a very few of the many<br />
superb hiking trails around the country.<br />
The Rivers<br />
South Africa has a very large number of rivers that run through some of the<br />
most spectacularly scenic parts of the country, and they accommodate a<br />
wide variety of river-based sports and adventure.<br />
Some great whitewater river rafting and kayaking trips can be undertaken<br />
down the Orange, Breede, Doring, Blyde, Umkomaas, Vaal and Palmiet<br />
Rivers, among others. These range from easy-going one-day downstream<br />
floats to more demanding challenges and multiple-day river safaris with<br />
overnight camps along the way. You will be exposed to some of the best<br />
natural scenery in the country, while some parts also have wildlife along the<br />
58 |ISSUE 6|www.<strong>mzanzi</strong>travel.co.za | MZANZI TRAVEL<br />
Moobatto/shutterstock
Change language