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Duneridge Hikes & Frog Safaris

Frog Safaris take place after sunset, where you find as many frog species as possible in the wetlands and dams, and identify them with a guide, all in the name of frog conservation.

Walk on the Wild Side

Hiking in the greater St Francis

Between Sunset Rock, situated at the first gravel parking area in Cape St Francis, and the 18th century Seal Point Lighthouse at Seal Point, the 2km Walk on the Wild Side is clearly marked with a number of information signs – giving the hiker information on our heritage, fauna and flora as well as the squid industry.

Sand River

Hiking in the greater St Francis

The Sand River is one of the finest examples in the world of a by-pass headland dune system – it is in fact called the Oyster Bay Dune Bypass System.

Rocky Coast Farm Hike

Hiking in the greater St Francis

The entrance to Rocky Coast Farm is at the first parking area at Sunset Rock, Cape St Francis.

Two Harbours Walk

Hiking in the greater St Francis

The Two Harbours Walk connects the Heritage Eco Centre at the Granny’s Pool in Harbour Road with Port St Francis.

Baviaanskloof Heartland trail

Multi day hiking trips

This unique 6 day hiking trail traversing 12km per day is situated in the Baviaanskloof Heartland, a unique and isolated place captured between the Baviaanskloof and the Kouga mountains.

Chokka trail

Multi day hiking trips

he Chokka Trail is a 4 night/3 day slackpacking hike between Oyster Bay, St Francis Bay and Cape St Francis, and is 56km long.

Addo

Activities, Day Trips

Addo is a mere 3 hour’s drive from the Kouga Region. No booking is required for day visitors unless you want to partake in organised activities such as wildlife viewing from their own vehicle, guided game drives, horse rides, hiking trails, the bird hide, and the PPC Discovery Trail. Picnic and braai sites as well as a shop and restaurant are available.

Boskloof trail – Humansdorp

Activities

Go Back to Map – Activities The Boskloof Nature Reserve has a short trail with prolific birdlife, unusual vegetation such as the “drie-bessie-bos,” common only to the Eastern Cape (appears nowhere else in the world). You might even come across small antelope and monkeys if you’re lucky. It is recommended to do the trail in groups and take...