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Don't miss the chance to ride the classic Outeniqua Tjoe-Choo steam train from George to Knysna. The scenery is spectacular, and the experience of riding in a classic steam train is hard to beat. The train leaves George in the morning, arrives in Knysna around noon, then returns to George in the afternoon. The round-trip makes for a long day, but if you have someone pick you up in Knysna you can just buy a one-way ticket.
Written May 22, 2005
Address: George Train Station and Railway Museum
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In the Wilderness Nature reserve you can hire canoes!
It's great fun to paddle along the river with dense forest all around you! You can hear hundreds of birds singing and maybe you'll see a turtle.
But be careful if you see a green water snake... We were paddeling along when my dada saw this emerald watersnake coming towards him. He wanted to take a picture of this wonderful animal. While my dad was focusing his camera the snake was waiting at the side of his canoe because it wanted to go to the other side. All of us expected it to dive... But suddenly it jumped out of the water at my dad... In his shock he just took it and through it right back into the water!!! It was a great shock for all of us because we didn't know whether it was poisenos! But luckily it wasn't!...
Written Oct 31, 2004
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Kwalata Wilderness is one of the largest hunting ranches in South Africa's Limpopo Province (Northern Province). The whole estate covers some 50 000 acres (20 000 hectares) of prime hunting land.
Kwalata lies about 300km north of the city of Johannesburg and is situated in the scenic Waterberg mountain area.
Updated Mar 23, 2003
Phone: +27 (0)16 976-2802
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Head for the indigenous forests or our spectacular coastline. Explore Jubilee Creek; the historical gold mining village of Millwood or the beach resorts of Noetzie, Plettenberg Bay, Brenton, Knysna...
Written Feb 25, 2003
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Updated Apr 4, 2011
You can rent canoes near wilderness and canoe on the Wilderness Lagoon through the jungle. The sounds and sights are amazing and it is a lot of fun.
Written Dec 29, 2010
Address: Wilderness
Phone: 0836288547
Website: www.eden.co.za
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Beautiful!!
Written Apr 20, 2008
Website: danielk@parks-sa.co.za
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At Wilderness is a place high up where you can pull off your car on side of road to take photo's from here you can walk down wooden stairs to the beach and river mouth.
Written Apr 19, 2008
There is a place where you can just pull off for a while and enjoy the scenery
Written Apr 19, 2008
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There are such beautiful views, take a drive along the N2 and just enjoy the views!
Written Apr 19, 2008
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There are such beautiful views, take a drive along the N2 and just enjoy the views!
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