Between Durban (South Africa) and Maputo (Mozambique), lie pristine African bushveld and deserted tropical beaches. Let's Roll will help you navigate this adventure playground; from guided big game safaris, through the award-winning World Heritage Site of Isimangaliso, to the stunning tropical coastline of southern Mozambique.
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Durban and the Dolphin coast is tropical, lush and hot in summer. We surf all round here with the best waves from April to mid July but there is pretty good surf all year around. Other cool things to do are sailing, cultural city tours or a visit to uSkaka marine world.
An award winning national park. There are very few places where you can enjoy some big game like Rhino and Elephant and also have a dip in the ocean. Accommodation is either at Cape Vidal in log cabins or St Lucia town.
On returning from a wedding with my two daughters Polly and Amelia we drove in the Isimangaliso, it is a game drive on its own right with great antelope sightings sometimes Elephant & Rhino. The bird life is also excellent. There is a great swimming beach and as my daughter Amelia dived through the first wave she shrieked with pleasure and said "this is amazing we’ve just been watching a Rhino and now we are swimming in the warm Indian Ocean!" - That is iSimangaliso...
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The 22 000 ha private reserve is managed by a collective 12 safari lodges. Your Safari will include a morning and evening game drive giving you the best opportunity to see the game under a professional guide.
Manyoni Game Reserve and some its member lodges are WildWeb's clients. The reserve is incredibly well managed and has world class lodges. As a family, the Changuions have been visiting Rhino River Lodge for many years and are now great friends with the owners. When developing Let's Roll, we approached Dale, one of the owners, who was happy to be included in this new venture and to provide expert bush knowledge to our travellers.
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The southernmost bay of Mozambique is Ponta Do Ouro. Just north is the next point, "Punto Malengane" Punto has tropical beaches with bars serving drinks straight to your "Gazebo, erected shade area" on the beach. Activities are vast and there are decent restaurants to eat out. Otherwise we will shop in the market and eat at home.
If you are interested in scuba, snorkeling, surfing, swimming and fishing this is a great place to do all of them. Just let reservations know and they will add it on to your itinerary. The pricelist of these activities is here.
The water is warm, the atmosphere tropical with a rural flavour and Southern Mozambique is a very friendly place to visit. The surfing is excellent, the diving / snorkeling has many great reefs is to explore and just driving the sand roads and visiting the different bars and restaurants between Do Ouro and Malengane is just great fun. I personally have sailed past, surfed, dived and partied at Ponta over the years and the only advice I have is just don't go in peak season which is mainly Christmas and Easter because it gets packed. During his period Let’s Roll safaris will be north to more secluded beaches.
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The Elephant Reserve is one of southern Africa's up and coming adventure safari destinations. There are good opportunities to see antelope, elephant and hippo in the reserve. Its undiscovered beaches and 4x4 trails are lots of fun.
The Elephant Reserve is also a great place for water sports, which include: scuba diving, snorkelling, surfing and fishing. Your preferences can be discussed when you make your reservation.
This place captured my heart from the outset. It is vast and unspoilt. You'll have great fun driving the last 100km of this journey. With a couple of surfing buddies, I met the owners of Anvil Bay, Paul and Ricky. Living the dream, they run this amazing, luxury barefoot camp. It's a no brainer.
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Santa Maria is the beach of your dreams. It is surrounded by a massive bay, fringed by mangrove swamps, teeming with birds and marine life. A quick drive over the dunes returns you to the Indian Ocean, where you can surf, fish or chill on the beach.
You'll eat at the lodge or you can cook for yourself in your chalet.
As a passionate sailor, Santa Maria bay has become a favourite place to anchor our yacht every year. The area is simply breathtaking and we love to surf, snorkel, kiteboard or just enjoy nature at its best. It's a great place just to hang out and meet the locals.
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Depending on your preferences that you have inserted into your initial enquiry we will provide you with a quote.
