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iSimangaliso Eco-Series: MTB 4 Day - Soul escape

iSimangaliso Eco-Series: MTB 4 Day - Soul escape

Date: 2013-04-05
Lose yourself. Find yourself.
Tune out the world, meld with your bike and hit iSimangaliso's big game tracks smoothed by paw and hoof. Move to the timeless rhythms of this miraculous land, past prolific wildlife, magnificent birds, ancient fossil beds, sweeping vistas and haunting landscapes. Chase your shadow on single track across savannah and acacia thornveld, mountains and valleys, heat and dust, grasslands and wetlands, lakes, beaches and eventually, the cooling sea breeze.

One world heritage site; one thousand African vistas, revelations, experiences and memories to be made.

Be among the privileged first. The iSimangaliso MTB 4 day awaits you.

"The Wetland Park must be the only place on the globe where the world's oldest land mammal (the rhinoceros) and the world's biggest terrestrial mammal (the elephant) share an ecosystem with the world's oldest fish (the coelacanth) and the world's biggest marine mammal (the whale)." Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela, South Africa's first democratically elected President.

For detailed information on this event visit https://www.isimangaliso-mtb.co.za.