Construction of the Marine Drive was started by the Cape Town Municipality, in 1916. This was very different to the Marine Drive of today……….flooding by the seas, sand, seaweed and flotsam-(the wreckage of a ship or its cargo found floating on or washed up by the sea), were not unusual hazards on the road.

KwaXolo Caves is situated just outside Margate, This is a tourist attraction that offers. Hiking into the Caves, Story Telling, Site Viewing. Weddings and functions, Picnics. Braai area on site. KwaXolo Caves adventures combine outdoor fun with cultural wonder!

KwaNzimakwe is beautiful a rural village situated along the South Coast of KwaZulu Natal. The village has many interesting sights and activities to keep you busy, there are hiking and walking trails, and wonderful locals to make you feel welcome!

Umtamvuna River Bridge / CH Mitchell Bridge (comment from FACEBOOK)
"Driving down the South Coast of Kwazulu-Natal the last town before the Eastern Cape is Port Edward – passing the town continue on the R61 for a few kilometres and this is what you’ll be greeted by …. Love this view! On the other side of the bridge begins the Pondoland Region of the Eastern Cape and the famous Wild Coast begins on the South side of the Umtamvuna River mouth …. So many wonderful memories."

"This Town is known for many things, not least of all the abundance of whales that skirt past the coast every Year in Spring and Summer! A Seaside Town, South East of Cape Town, in South Africa’s Western Cape Province. It's known as a: 'Whale-Watching Destination'.

The World’s largest Desert – The Sahara – is comparatively well represented on the World Heritage Sites with four extensive sites featuring: Spectacular eroded sandstone massifs; Volcanic intrusions and Massive Sand-Dunes in Niger’s Air and

Jagersfontein is home to one of the oldest and largest, diamond Mine holes in the World. This Town is located South-West of Bloemfontein. A 50-carat diamond was found on a Farm in 1870, which led to the establishment of the Town in 1882.