Top 14 Caves 南アフリカでの

It is scary in there😄

For safety - Its best to go in a group. Also to get the most of this beautifull area go at spring low tide so that you can expience the dragons breath and go into the cave.. Watch to tide.

A nice cave on the way.

Sad update: Just one day after our visit, the farm to which the caves belong was attacked by criminals. The owners, Hennie C. (77) and Anneke C. (73), were severely tortured and then burned alive. This is also South Africa. Be careful! Further information: https://www.timeslive.co.za/news/south-africa/2023-06-05-she-was-burnt-beyond-recognition-hotel-owner-killed-on-farm/

A nice biv gave on the way to the Tsitsikamma waterfall. Go in and have a look.

David Frédéric Ellenberger was a Swiss Protestant missionary who worked for a long time among the Baphuthi in what is now Lesotho. He and his family lived in a house that was built into a cave. Part of the Ellenberger House in Masitise is set up as a museum. There are numerous finds from the 19th century there. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric_Ellenberger https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/BIOG123098 http://masitisecavehouse.blogspot.com/p/masitise-cave-house-museum.html

To get here you have to climb over a rocky section over stones. Sturdy footwear is highly recommended. The cave itself is unfortunately very small and is probably misused as a toilet and garbage can. Notice: Follow the orange paws in the stone fields.

The caves are definitely recommended! However, when the tide is high you can only get out the same way you came in - there is no longer a circular route.