East Coast of South Africa..where we play

[africanyoti]

Greetings good people

Good to be amoungst positive like minded Yoti fans

We have taken many many visitors to a local Private Game Park If you are ever over here give us a shout

Rhino,Giraffe,Hippo's,,,springboks coupled with awesome river crossings

Got to get myself a neat snorkel URGENTLY

:smiley_drive:

 

[Spikepretorius]

Howzit fellow Safrican.
This looks to me like diving in with a commercial advert.
Tell us a bit about yourself and your vehicle.

 

[africanyoti]

About us

Hi
Thanks for the guidance...I have edited out the necessary.....still learning the ropes

Yeh I have a 2004 Toyota 3L KZTE Double cab...stock standard

I was recently charged by a Rhino , who took out my left front fender...lucky he bounced off my front bumper and never managed to get his horn in at all...huuge luck

Yeh ...otherwise I am married and we have two daughters...both in the National Aerobic Gymnastic team(proud Dad..had to brag)

I am a qualified Millwright and School teacher, who simply loves outdoors and doing the 4x4 thing

Yeh...Thats us...I am chuffed to be part of this forum

 

[Martyn]

Nice part of the world. I love the East Coast especially Ponto D'Oro MZ. down to Coffee Bay. We love the Wild Coast and used to spend time at Mkambati.

This time last year we drove from Joburg to Ponto D'Oro, down the Indian Ocean coast ending up in Cape Town. It was the third time we have done this route and loved it every time.

First two trips we pulled a trailer and camped, this last time we rented a car and drove staying in backpackers. We used the free backpackers guide and enjoyed everything from cinder block rooms in Coffee Bay, garden shed's at Hluhluwe, to lodges by the river at Addo and ocean views at Plattenberg. An inexpensive and fun way to see the country