Here comes another great travel video from South Africa's outdoor and travel magazine "Go!". Erns Grundling from "Go!" travelled recently from East London to the famous Hole-in-the-wall along South Africa's Wildcoast in the Eastern Cape. On his way north, he visited the Gxara Falls and the Bawa Falls, various river mouths, the Jacaranca Wreck north of the Qolora Mouth (Trennery's Hotel), Mandela's home village of Qunu, and, of course, the Hole-in-the-wall. Kudos Erns and "Go!" Magazine, we love your travel videos!
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09 August 2012
09 July 2012
Video: The Cango Caves in Oudtshoorn, South Africa
One of the top tourist destinations in South Africa's Western Cape are the Cango Caves, located about 30km from Oudtshoorn. The cave system at the foothills of the Swartberg range is the only show cave in Africa offering its visitors spectacular halls and grand limestone formations. The caves are open to visitors, who may proceed into the cave only in groups supervised by a guide. Tours are conducted at regular intervals on most days. A team from from South Africa's outdoor & travel magazine "Go!" visited the caves and released a very informative video. Watch it below! Kudos "Go!"!
08 June 2012
Video: A roadtrip through Mozambique's Sofala province
update (20 June 2012): Toast Coetzer and Janco Scott from South Africa's outdoor & travel magazine "Go!" also visited four National Parks in Mozambique, namely Limpopo NP, Banhine NP, Zinave NP and Gorongosa NP. Check the the playlist below!
Named after ruined port of Sofala, which is acutally one of the oldest ports in Southern Africa, the Sofala Province is located in Central Mozambique. The capital of the coastal province is Beira, the country's second largest city. Toast Coetzer and Janco Scott from South Africa's outdoor & travel magazine "Go!" recently travelled through Sofala, or Nova Sofala as it is also known, and shot the following video about their trip. They visited Sofala, Rio Savane at the coast, before moving inland to visit Inchope, the Chitengo Camp (Girassol Gorongosa Lodge & Safari), Mount Gorongosa (Gorongosa National Park) and Villa de Senna from where they headed back to South Africa. Cheers & kudos for the video!
Named after ruined port of Sofala, which is acutally one of the oldest ports in Southern Africa, the Sofala Province is located in Central Mozambique. The capital of the coastal province is Beira, the country's second largest city. Toast Coetzer and Janco Scott from South Africa's outdoor & travel magazine "Go!" recently travelled through Sofala, or Nova Sofala as it is also known, and shot the following video about their trip. They visited Sofala, Rio Savane at the coast, before moving inland to visit Inchope, the Chitengo Camp (Girassol Gorongosa Lodge & Safari), Mount Gorongosa (Gorongosa National Park) and Villa de Senna from where they headed back to South Africa. Cheers & kudos for the video!
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