What is Cape Vidal famous for?
Cape Vidal is the site of the wreck of the wooden barque “Dorothea” which struck the reef during a storm in 1898. Artefacts from the wreck may be seen in the bay at various times, and these include a massive piece of chain that lies on the reef, and a steel mast tube lying against the inner, shallow part of the reef.
What is there to do in Cape Vidal?
Enjoy sport fishing and snorkelling at low tide in this KwaZulu-Natal nature reserve or head off on a self-drive route through wildlife and birding areas around the lakes. At Cape Vidal you can combine ocean activities with game viewing in the same day. Spot Whales and Dolphins in the sea and Buffalo and Hippo on land.
How far is Cape Vidal from St Lucia?
32km
Cape Vidal is 32km North of St Lucia town. The drive through the Eastern Shores of iSimangaliso Wetland Park will take you a minimum of 1 hour.
Can you swim at Cape Vidal?
Cape Vidal Beach and Bay is a protected bay ideal for swimming and snorkeling during the entire year due to the warm Indian Ocean currents. During the winter months, one may also witness Humpback Whales breaching from the beach.
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