Aliwal north 3500ha game

The untouched natural beauty of the Eastern Cape is one of the biggest attractions of the region. This farm has spectacular views and earned a reputation as a consummate hunting and safari destination. There is one fenced grazing camp. The farm comprises of several boreholes of which only two have electrical pumps that serve the homes. There are 22 earth dams, three zinc dams and a fountain also equipped with an electrical pump. Game included in sale: Sable; Roan; Giraffe; Eland; Kudu; Blue Wildebeest; Gemsbuck; Njala; Waterbuck; Red Hartebeest; Zebra; Impala; Springbuck; Warthog and Red Reedbuck For Sale for R36 000 000.00 Property Reference #: RL2260 Agent Details: Archie Norval Agrisell 32 Ryneveld StreetStellenbosch7600

The untouched natural beauty of the Eastern Cape is one of the biggest attractions of the region. This farm has spectacular views and earned a reputation as a consummate hunting and safari destination. There is one fenced grazing camp. The farm comprises of several boreholes of which only two have electrical pumps that serve the homes. There are 22 earth dams, three zinc dams and a fountain also equipped with an electrical pump. Game included in sale: Sable; Roan; Giraffe; Eland; Kudu; Blue Wildebeest; Gemsbuck; Njala; Waterbuck; Red Hartebeest; Zebra; Impala; Springbuck; Warthog and Red Reedbuck For Sale for R36 000 000.00 Property Reference #: RL2260 Agent Details: Archie Norval Agrisell CC 32 Ryneveld Street Stellenbosch 7600

The Hibiscus Coast, KwaZulu-Natal, is so named for the thousands of beautiful hibiscus shrubs that bloom along this part of the coast. Hibberdene, Port Shepstone, Uvongo, Shelly Beach, Margate, Southbroom and Port Edward are the small towns and villages that make up the lower South Coast. These spots feature a wide range of holiday accommodation, restaurants, shops and tourism facilities that support the main attraction, the beaches. A glorious coastline, protected pockets of sub-tropical bush and the Oribi Gorge offer visitors a wealth of Hibiscus Coast activities that can be enjoyed all year round. Between May and July, the calm waters off the coast become a hive of activity when the annual Sardine Run takes place. This mass pilchard migration transforms the sea into one of the greatest feeding frenzies on Earth, as thousands of bottlenose dolphins, sharks, game fish and gannets feast on the passing shoal. Although the sardine run attracts many natural predators, anglers also make fantastic catches at this time of the year. Fishermen gather to try their luck from the rocky shore and from boats launched from local ski-boat clubs. Diving enthusiasts may explore some of the world's best shark-diving sites at Aliwal Shoal (a half-hour drive north) and Protea Banks (8km off Shelly Beach). The Hibiscus Coast is also fondly referred to as South Africa's ‘golf coast' as there are seven golf courses in the vicinity, including two of the country's top courses – all offer varying levels of difficulty and majestic vistas over the Indian Ocean. Twitches’ will be in their element with the abundant birdlife in the area; get your fix on the Southern KwaZulu-Natal Birding Route or visit the Oribi Gorge and Umtamvuna Nature Reserve. These reserves are also home to a number of mammal species, including buck, and they offer a variety of walks and hiking trails. The scenic and spectacular Oribi Gorge is a local inland adventure destination that boasts the world's biggest bungee swing, the world's highest natural commercial abseil, and a range of wonderful hikes. Port Edward is the place to buy The Casino Boasts Water world for the children and adults alike This house is furnished lovely is double storey and sleeps 8 daily rates during christmas time