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Vuyani Jamce is the site guide for the Dwesa-Cwebe Nature Reserve.

He is self-taught having learnt the tricks of the trade from his father who was a field ranger for many years on Dwesa-Cwebe and who taught him to love and respect nature.

Vuyani has been guiding since 2000, leading birding and nature trails through Dwesa-Cwebe Nature Reserve. In addition he can arrange historical and cultural tours through the nearby isiXhosa villages.

Contact Info

Name

Vuyani Jamce

Contact Number (cell)

+27 (0)825393283

Contact Number (landline)

+27 (0)713443986

Highlights

Site Highlights

At low tide, large slabs of symmetrical black rock become exposed and if the low tide is timed to coincide with dusk or dawn, excellent opportunities exist for landscape photography. The small estuary that lies close to the campsite is another excellent landscape photographic location.

Butterflies and forest birds may be photographed within the canopy from the decks of the cleverly placed chalets that overlook the dense forest. Hiking towards the Cwebe section of the park also provides a plethora of photographic opportunities with vast vistas of the coastline possible from the high points.

Top Species

Footnotes

Season and Weather

The area has a relatively high rainfall within the summer season and temperatures are warm and pleasant. The winters are mild.

Habitats

Other Activities

Bird Watching
Coastal Walks
Walking trails

Guiding Specialities

Expertise

Nature Historical & Cultural Guide

Availability

Throughout the year via bookings

Location

Closest Town

Idutya

Getting There

Dwesa is best reached via the N2 through the town of Idutya in the Eastern Cape. The turn off is well signposted. Note that the access roads are gravel and can be extremely rough so always allow for extra time to cover the distance.

Address

Dwesa-Cwebe Nature Reserve

Map

Swap Start/End Start Address

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