Hiking Trip Wild Coast Magwa Falls

June 24, 2007 by Nikita

Magwa Falls!

I’ve just come across this website and is so excited! – link at the bottom of this post… – This is basically the route I did with “Uncle Mauritz”… click on the link at the bottom of this post to read my post about the ”Mkambati Nature Reserve”…and you will see it is this route! If you love hiking, THIS is what you should do! Go THERE and just DO it!

Those pictures on the site…is what I saw too…fantastic views….places…unbelievable scenes….

This route is the route we basically followed up to the Reserve….
http://www.wildcoastholidays.co.za/hiking/mbotyi.htm

Hole in Wall…..Wild Coast…http://www.wildcoast.co.za/
Click HERE to read about the Mkambati Nature Reserve and my hiking trip at the Wild Coast!

This waterfall falls straight into the sea! Go there and see it! I saw this!
Follow THIS LINK for a holiday alongside the wild coast of South Africa…visit places like…Coffee Bay… Whole in the wall….etc…

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5 Responses

on June 24, 2007 at 12:42 pm | Reply Dan

I’ve been to Niagara Falls a few times. Not quite the same thing, as it’s surrounded by two cities, both named after the falls, one on the American side and one on the Canadian side. The Canadian falls are the most spectacular of the two, and you can take a boat right up to it! Lots of tacky gift and amusement spots on land, and now a casino as well. Hardly a romp through nature, even though one is observing one of nature’s most spectacular sights.
on October 9, 2008 at 11:46 pm | Reply Nikita

hi Dan
I guess it was all very beautiful! I’ve seen images of those falls on google!
on October 9, 2008 at 11:49 pm | Reply 13 wives and 30 children!!? « Chessalee

[...] trip in the Transkei. Read here about Mkambati and on this link about the trip in the Transkei..and here more… Uncle Mauritz took us to the most beautiful and interesting places in the Transkei…and he [...]
on January 22, 2009 at 10:02 pm | Reply batman567

hi

i did the hike in the early 1990’s – from port edward to port st johns. i have to agree with you – it was one of the greatest hikes i have done!

another time in my life my uncle owned a tea plantation in that area, and the magwa falls was actually on his plantation, or else close enough (was a kid then, so borders did matter much)

beautiful coast line that!!!
on January 22, 2009 at 10:07 pm | Reply Nikita

hi batman567!
Welcome to my blog! Thanks for your comments and you’ve confirmed it now too…this part is just awesome!! I would love to go back there and enjoy the beautiful scenery! I still have my “diary” of that trip and would love to blog it once I can. I will never ever forget this trip!