One of the first things I did when I knew I was getting to explore the Wild Coast a little bit was to check if there will be any Geocaches on the route I was going to follow. Although there weren’t a whole lot I made sure I saved those I would be able to do on my phone before hitting the road. Driving along the gravel road to Wavecrest Hotel I had a look to see where the closest cache was and to my surprise it showed about 3 km down the road. A short while later I turned off the main road to my right and followed that road for a kilometer. I parked next to a stream flowing over the road and hopped out. From here a path took me around the small gorge that opened up in front of me to a view point from where the Takazi Waterfall was visible.
The Takazi Waterfall may not be one of the Eastern Cape’s big and well known waterfalls, but it still was a sight to behold. I could also imagine what it must look like after good rains. My point though is that I would never have known about this waterfall if I wasn’t a Geocacher. There was no sign at the turnoff nor where I parked. The waterfall isn’t even marked on a map. I would have driven past it barely a kilometer away if there wasn’t a Geocache placed there. A Geocache which, I have to add, I unfortunately couldn’t find. But that could be a very good excuse to return some time in the future for another look. A would love to revisit Wavecrest again anyways.
Our Wild Coast Horse Trail rides to here from Wavecrest – especially when there has been a lot of rain!
What a lovely spot. Have a good week Diane
What a lovely spot. Have a good week Diane
Nice find.