To Tuba or not to .. Mtubatuba

Does not matter how controversial the history of this little town might be. It is still the entrance to the World Heritage site , The Greater iSimangaliso Wetlands Park. This buzzing little town has a well stocked municipal library, a rugby field, golf coarse, various Bed and Breakfast Establishments and Shopping centers. 

This little town is the hub to The Elephant Coast and is very well placed to reach St. Lucia Estuary for a day visit to Cape Vidal, a sun downer Estuary Lake Cruise or Whale and Dolphin Watching in Season. St. Lucia has also host to the newly upgraded World Famous Backpackers.

Mtubatuba is about 250km North of Durban and even less from the newly build uShaka International Airport. The Elephant Coast deserves a five day stop and Mtubatuba is the town central enough to enjoy it all. With birding routes around Lake Eteza to walking trails in the iMfolozi Game Reserve. Bird watching along the iSimangaliso Wetlands and self drive safari's in Mkuzi Game Reserve.

For a intensive five day I ternary to suite your holiday please call:

Petrus Viviers
0813427371
petrusviv@gmail.com
petrus@forafrica.co.za
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Whale Observer Richards Bay - Confirmed Wedding Venue

With great joy I was honored today to receive the first deposit confirmed wedding booking aboard the Whale Observer operating from Tuzi Gazi Water Front Richards Bay. The ship is sailing for the matrimonial vows for this couple on a sunset cruise early winter. This is good news to elaborate on the diversity this flag ship, from the molds of BennCat boat builders, Owned and run by Advantage Tours cc.

As a venue this ship is sound to attract many romantic cruises and softly glides over the harbor waters as the 4 x V8 motors. purr's her ahead with a lazy thrust.  With an excellent sound system and ample moving space the vessel can cruise with 98 people including captain and crew. No loud thumping diesel thumping burping smelly gasses in its wake. Just pure eco friendly 4 stroke breath.

by Petrus Viviers