Margate Travel Guide

 mvtouring Says:  You are in sugarcane world here. So everywhere you will see either the banana plantations or the sugar plantations. 

 mvtouring Says:  I unfortunately have to give this one a special tip as the best part of the Oribi gorge is to be seen from the hotel property. The cost is R25 to go in. The roads are not so hot, but you can do it with a normal sedan motorcar. From here you can see the camel rock, the... 

 mvtouring Says:  The Oribi gorge is something not to be missed. The Oribi gorge is one of the most remarkable natural paradises in the world. It offers majestic rock formations, waterfalls and much much more. 

 mvtouring Says:  A day drive to the reserve is something that you should really include on your itenerary when in Margate. Gate times are from 07h00 to 18h30 in summer time and from 07h00 to 17h30 in winter time. You can do the drive in your own vehicle at a cost of R25 per person , R22.50... 

 mvtouring Says:  View Africa's fearsome Nile crocks close-up. Witness the awe-inspiring feeding frenzy every Sunday at 15h00. Crocodile hatching demonstrations are a natural phenomenon not to be missed, they have a lovely video playing all day long that will tell you all about the crocks and... 

 mvtouring Says:  A visit to Mac Bananas is a must in my book. They offer so much there. You will find from fresh fruit, cheeses, biscuits to wine. They even have a small nursery there. 

 Eish Says:  You will have your own reasons for swimming in the public pool rather than on the beach. For us, it was because the children saw it. I suppose they really needed to sit in the fountain in the middle of the pool, and slide down the slides. For us, it was a lovely diversion...