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From East London, the road parallel to the Wild Coast leads through a region of unspoilt magnificence, indigenous forests, hilly grasslands and sheer cliffs falling to white, unspoilt beaches. The Wild Coast is one of South Africa’s most exciting and unexploited areas, with special appeal for fisherman all year round.

An easy drive leads to the Amatola Mountain range, which are covered in yellowwood and white stinkwood trees. Scattered about the foothills and beyond, Xhosa homesteads, circular and thatched, are often grouped around a cattle kraal, usually situated on the ridge of a hill, leaving the fertile valleys free for cultivation.

The Northern Ukhahlamba region, dominated by the southern Drakensberg, is characterised by mountains, sandstone cliffs, green valleys, crystal clear streams and crisp, clean air. Charming country hotels, hot springs, bushman paintings, hiking trails and enchanting little towns await your arrival and exciting discoveries are almost guaranteed.

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