Thursday, July 12, 2018

Beach walk from Blue Horizon Bay to Van Stadens River Mouth -- July 2018 -- With Peter Giddy Guided Tours




Beach walk from Blue Horizon Bay to Van Stadens River Mouth -- 
Thursday 12th July 2018 --
With Peter Giddy Guided Tours

Are you planning a trip to South Africa?
Perhaps staying for a few days in Port Elizabeth?

Peter Giddy Guided Tours offers the following every Wednesday and Thursday.  This can be combined with a visit to one of the Wildlife Reserves that Port Elizabeth has to offer.


  • Hikes and Trails to experience first hand the beauty that surrounds this City. 
  • Addo Elephant Park
  • Kragga Kamma and other wild life reserves
  • City; Cultural; Historical  and Township tours of Port Elizabeth as well as the historical town of Grahamstown
  • Garden Route adventures from Tsitsikamma; Plettenberg Bay; Knysna and Hermanus and onwards to Cape Town. 


Contact Peter -- peter.giddy@gmail.com

Blue Horizon Bay to Van Stadens River Mouth.
A 2.5 hour walk along a beautiful beach

 Ally had a late night on Wednesday night with her friend Kelsey.  So Ally sleeps most of the way to Blue Horizon Bay.  We take the turn off from the N2
 Alan  explains the nature of this hike.  We will go in one big group and those wishing to cut short can turn at any time.
 This is Ally's first time to walk in this group.  Here she is with David and Carol.
 Over the dunes and down to the beach.  It is low tide so walking is reasonably easy on hard sand.
The beach we walked today is vast; natural and quite undisturbed by the impact of people.
 We walk for about an hour before arriving at the river mouth where we stop for a break and snack.

 Ally and I had a great walk and enjoyed a bit of one on one time as we chatted about a variety of subjects.
 Someone in the group found this seagull with a damaged wing.  We took the bird to the Sea rescue place at Cape Recife --- SANCCOB
At Sanccob the staff were quite responsive and caring as they put the bird in a box for transport to a vet who will decide on what should be done with the bird.

The whole walk took us around 2.5 hours.  Great exercise; wonderful company and conversation and to top it all we had perfect weather to walk these undisturbed beaches.

For this and other hiking trails around Port Elizabeth
Contact Peter Giddy Guided Tours
peter.giddy@gmail.com





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