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| Mazeppa Bay, Wild Coast Attractions |
 Frontier III (1939): 16 km
Jacaranda (1971): 32 km
-shipwreck of a 2000-ton Greek-owned coaster, at Qolora Mouth
 Strandloper Canoe Trail: 40 km
Two-day canoe adventure up the Kei River.
Tel: 043 841 1046
e-mail: strandloper@net4u.co.za
 Mkulu Kei Horse Trails: 42 km
Scenic horse safari trails along Wild Coast shoreline past Xhosa villages. For more info contact Mkulu Kei Horse Trails
shipwreck off Dwesa Point
 Hole in the Wall Hiking Trail: 42 km
This trail traverses a wide variety of terrain in including beaches, mangroves, and cliffs and grassy plains overlooking the Indian Ocean.
Tel: +27(0)43 743 6181
e-mail: meross@iafrica.com
 Kei Mouth Golf Club: 51 km
Holes: 13
Par: 70
Tel: 043 841 1083
Golf Course Road, Kei Mouth
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Beach at Kob Inn
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Kob-Inn at Qora Mouth
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Sunrise Cottage in Mazeppa Bay, Wild Coast, Eastern Cape
The Sunrise Cottage sleeps six to eight people in 3 bedrooms, each with their own view of the sea and there is a magnificent deck with a 180 degree uninterrupted sea view, just 20 meters from the sea. |
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Mazeppa Bay Beach House in Mazeppa Bay, Wild Coast, Eastern Cape
5 Bedrooms, comfortably sleep 8 adults & 5 children. Two bedrooms have en-suite
bathrooms & the other rooms share a bathroom |
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The Lighthouse - Mazeppa Bay in Mazeppa Bay, Wild Coast, Eastern Cape
The Lighthouse at Mazeppa Bay offers a getaway you will never forget. We have
the best view of the famous island and the suspended bridge.
You have your own private walkway to the beach between the most amazing
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Fishamins Cottage in Mazeppa Bay, Wild Coast, Eastern Cape
There are three separate units. Unit one consists of one double bed, shower and
toilet. Unit 2 consists of one double bed, and 2 single beds with a shower,
toilet and basin .Unit 3 is the centre or the heart of the cottages |
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Mazeppa Bay is a picturesque, little village on the Wild Coast, famous for its exceptional fishing and swimming. With a relaxed holiday atmosphere and the beauty of a number of beaches, all within walking distance of each other, Mazeppa Bay makes an especially beautiful area to visit. There are walking trails through the
Manubi Forest with its distinctive Yellowwood and Sneezewood trees. Or hike part of the Wild Coast Hiking Trail from Mazeppa Bay. First Beach, the most popular of the three beaches in Mazeppa Bay, is a great swimming beach with palm trees and a 100m suspension bridge leading from the beach to an island - perfect for deep sea fishing with an amazing view of the coast. Mazeppa Bay's Second Beach and Shelley Beach are more suited to keen shell collectors and for long walks. Enormous sand dunes and plentiful oyster beds call out for exploration.
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