Wild Coast, South Africa
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Mdumbi lies 24 km north of Coffee Bay on the Eastern Cape Wild Coast of South Africa. The beach lies in a sweeping bay and is lined with shady Milkwood trees, Xhosa huts and rolling green hills. The surfing is excellent and the water uncrowded.
Small, rustic, off the grid and eco-minded FOC offers double rooms, family rooms, a dorm rondavel, space to pitch a tent and great views of the ocean, beach, river and Tshani Point. Ablutions offer flush toilets and a rocket shower. Surf lessons, board rental, horse rides, hikes, kayak trips and fishing are available. Spectacular 3-hour hike to or from Coffee Bay. Situated in an uncommercialised rural village. Stock up if self-catering. Meals are also available. Brink your own drinking water.
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