Mossel Bay - A small harbour town with a lot of muscle!

Written by Gregory Hudson


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Repeatedly called “The Bay of Attractions” you can guess that there are no shortages of things to do in Mossel Bay. The only problem is where to start...

Seerepparttar Great Karoo, Little Karoo (Semi-Arid deserts) and return to Mossel Bay viarepparttar 135132 garden route, all in one day:

Takerepparttar 135133 Klein-Karoo Day trip to Oudtshoorn and ride onrepparttar 135134 back of an Ostrich. Seerepparttar 135135 Crocs and enjoyrepparttar 135136 Ostrich Show at an Ostrich Farm.

Stop byrepparttar 135137 Cango Wildlife & Cheetah Ranch to seerepparttar 135138 wildlife and even hug a cheetah! Visitrepparttar 135139 Cango Caves and lose yourself inrepparttar 135140 magnitude and beauty of this subterranean underworld.

Experiencerepparttar 135141 wonders ofrepparttar 135142 indigenous forest with a Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour. Suspended 30 metres overrepparttar 135143 forest canopy, you can traverse from one platform to another along a steel cable.

Close to Mossel Bay isrepparttar 135144 experience and thrill of coming eye to eye with one of nature's oldest predators - The Great White Shark. With no diving qualifications or experience required you can face your fears surrounded by professional shark tour operators and a steel cage.

For a tamer experience, Mossel Bay providesrepparttar 135145 ideal viewing location for nature's friendlier sea fairing animals. Southern Right Whales, Humpback Whales, Brydes Whales, Bottlenose Dolphins and Jackass Penguins can all be seen by boat onrepparttar 135146 open seas.

Mossel Bay is more than just a muscle bound oasis atrepparttar 135147 end ofrepparttar 135148 road...

Not thatrepparttar 135149 journey torepparttar 135150 garden route is something to complain about; it's only a semi-arid desert crossing after all. Apart fromrepparttar 135151 superb scenery, rich historical excursions and a reputation asrepparttar 135152 Bay of Attractions, Mossel Bay is also a holiday destination with value for money, excellent dining experiences that suite everyone’s tastes and a fair-weathered, and an all year-round destination whererepparttar 135153 local advice of sitting back and just allowing life to happen makes a lot of sense once you get there.

If you ever find yourself adventuring in South Africa, discover Mossel Bay for yourself. The oasis atrepparttar 135154 end ofrepparttar 135155 Garden Route...

Visit Mossel Bay Tourism for all your tourism information, accommodation enquiries and details of Mossel Bay's many attractions.


Why Take A Mediterranean Cruise?

Written by John Metcalfe


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A cruise that takes inrepparttar wonderful coastline of Italy yields such treasures asrepparttar 135112 dormant volcano of Mt Vesuvius, ancient Pompeii andrepparttar 135113 stunning city of Rome. The islands of Sicily and Sardinia hold many delights too on a Western Mediterranean cruise.

Inrepparttar 135114 Eastern Mediterranean, cruise passengers can discoverrepparttar 135115 spectacular Croatian coastline and its beautiful city - Dubrovnik, before diving southeastwards to sample classical Greece and its sultry islands. The island of Crete is always worth a visit, if only forrepparttar 135116 historic Palace of Knossos.

A visit torepparttar 135117 holy city of Jerusalem is a worthwhile excursion from both Israeli ports - Haifa and Ashdod - on a Mediterranean cruise ofrepparttar 135118 Middle East. Egypt's Port Said is well worth a visit too. Port Said provides access torepparttar 135119 world famous Suez Canal, which takes vessels intorepparttar 135120 Red Sea and onwards in torepparttar 135121 Arabian Sea.

The Mediterranean region has seen many a civilization rise and fall. It is a crucible of human evolution and is rich in relics left over by more than 6,000 years of occupation. If you've ever wanted to discover what it felt like to be an Egyptian pharaoh, Roman warrior or a Greek philosopher, a Mediterranean cruise can give you just that opportunity..

John Metcalfe http://www.azcruises.com

John Metcalfe is the webmaster for http://www.azcruises.com which is the No1 resource for Cruise related Information on the Internet. Be sure to visit his complete archive of articles here: http://www.azcruises.com/newsletter-articles


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