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Camping in the Southern Cape
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2013/08/06, 11:00 PM #21
Khomeesdrif by Riviersonderend is ook nice. Daar is 4x4 roetes in die omgewing. Vra vir Rykie van dit. Ongelukkig nie elektrisiteit nie.
I can recommend them as well.
Last edited by Dave Faddel; 2013/08/15 at 03:44 PM.
2013/08/07, 08:56 AM #22
so, ons het gister namiddag hier aangekom by Bonnievale River Lodge langs die Breede rivier. Die weer was lieflik warm en wind stil en die opslaan het die maklikste nog gegaan. aangeheg is 'n paar foto's om jul hard werkende mense jaloers te maak...
oorspronklike prys R100pp en nou winter tyd R85pp. elke staanplek is wind beskud, het krag en die badkamers warm water deur middel van 'n paar gas geysers. canoes is verniet en swem in die koue rivier ook(sal nog probeer) Nader aan die naweek sal hier meer mense intrek want dis die Robertson Slow Wine Fest. Verder is die cabins en huisies te huur.
Vryf dit nou in. Geniet dit. Lyk lekker daar. Hoop julle het ietsie vir die koue
2013/08/08, 02:35 PM #23
so die grootste reen is verby en dis nou tyd vir alles om weer droog te raak. ek kyk al van vroeg af watse goed in die rivier afkom en vir die 2de keer vandat ons hier is is die rivier pad gesluit. as jy mooi op die foto's kyk sal jy die twee rooi lyne sien wat wys waar jy jou gat gaan sien. visibility 1m max
die brug is taamlik vol groot krake so sonder begeleiding is dit maak 'n kans wat jy vat
2013/08/11, 04:04 PM #24
Waar het julle mense almal gekamp?
2013/08/15, 12:56 PM #25
So wie van julle ouens gaan almal die 31ste by Moordkuil/Yellowoods kamp vir die "all wheels open day"? Ons het klaar bespreek en gaan vanaf Vrydag tot Sondag. (Die dat ek 'n nuwe tent moet/wil koop)
Last edited by Dave Faddel; 2013/08/15 at 03:45 PM.
2013/08/26, 10:00 AM #26
Die weer lyk maar goor vir die week en naweek. Vermoed al hoe meer dat die swambo's gaan kop uittrek agv die koue en dan gaan die Moordkuil kamp ontaard in 'n 'batchelor weekend'
2013/08/26, 08:59 PM #27
haha, ja daar is lelike weer oppad. wil jy jou nuwe tent gaan uitprobeer? ek het vir my 'n tentco roof top tent gekoop wat ek nog moet monteer maar gaan definatief nie vir die eerste keer in die wind en reen in hom wil slaap nie.
2013/08/27, 08:13 AM #28
Koop vandag my nuwe tent so ja. Mens moet juis kan sien of hy sal hou in die wind en reen en hoe effektief . Maar die weervoorspelling lyk elke dag bietjie beter so sien uit daarna. Heeltemal te lanklaas gekamp
2013/11/21, 12:24 PM #29
Het iemand al by Louvain gekamp? Hoe is die fasiliteite? Wil in Des vir so 2 aande gaan en die ossewa roete ry met die terugkomslag.
2013/11/21, 12:45 PM #30
Louvain het n "Bos Kamp". No electricity, donkey hot water. The campsite is very "bushy" but nice. I would try and speak to Nico and see if you can book a chalet at a good price, they are superb.
2013/12/11, 07:49 PM #31
Hi Southern Capers!
We come down to the Southern Cape every year and then tend seek something off the beaten track while in the vicinity.
One place we have driven past the tun-off in the Langekloof near Joubertina is the Kouga Wildrness (http://wildernis.shadowna.com).
It has chalets, camping and of course 4x4 tracks (graded 3 - "Sukkelpoort").
We are incidentally staying at Eagle falls for a few days this year (your GTG location this year), and I would like to drive the Paradise 4x4 this year. But I would much prefer company, if anyone else may want to join somewhere between 18 Des and 3 Jan. Let me know.
Last edited by Patroller; 2013/12/11 at 07:51 PM.
2013/12/12, 06:26 AM #32
Very nice place. Each chalet has its own private swim hole in the river, and they are very well equipped. Nice area for hiking and mountain biking. I have not done the 4x4 routes yet since I was there with a platkar but will most definitely go back there. Owners, Nico and Melanie Fereirra are nice people and will see to it that you are happy in your stay at Kouga Wildernis.
2013/12/12, 08:31 AM #33
Magic place and highly recomended. The 4x4 route is most certainly not a grade 3, we opened it. The "sukkelpoort" section is a small section in the river no more than 100m long and really no problem especially with a sfa. Enjoy, wish I was there.
2017/08/24, 01:20 PM #34
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