* Visit the Crocodile Center * Go snorkeling at Cape Vidal * From June to July do some Whale watching * Explore the many rocky tidal pools at Mission Rocks * Visit the many birding hot spots * Take a game drive into the iSimangaliso Wetland Park * Go Horse riding on the beach * From November to Febuary book a Turtle tour * Identify some Frogs * Marvel in the abundance of Butterflies in the forest * Listen to the melancholy call of the majestic Fish Eagle * Admire our big Spiders, giant Snails and many woderful Bugs * Listen and look for Bushbabies foraging in the trees at night * Try deep-sea Fishing * Watch the White Rhinos as they graze beside the road in the park.* Watch a Banded Mongoose family raid the rubbish bins or dig up the gardens in town * See the african Big Five on a visit to Hluhluwe-iMfolozi park * Visit the Cheetah and Serval Cat breeding project at Emdoneni in Hluhluwe * Always be on the lookout for the elusive Leopard as few will have the piviledge to see them in the wild * Spot a wandering Hippo roaming the St Lucia town streets at night * Dung Beetles always have right of way, please stop and let them pass.
Sunday, June 7, 2009
What to do in St Lucia
* Visit the Crocodile Center * Go snorkeling at Cape Vidal * From June to July do some Whale watching * Explore the many rocky tidal pools at Mission Rocks * Visit the many birding hot spots * Take a game drive into the iSimangaliso Wetland Park * Go Horse riding on the beach * From November to Febuary book a Turtle tour * Identify some Frogs * Marvel in the abundance of Butterflies in the forest * Listen to the melancholy call of the majestic Fish Eagle * Admire our big Spiders, giant Snails and many woderful Bugs * Listen and look for Bushbabies foraging in the trees at night * Try deep-sea Fishing * Watch the White Rhinos as they graze beside the road in the park.* Watch a Banded Mongoose family raid the rubbish bins or dig up the gardens in town * See the african Big Five on a visit to Hluhluwe-iMfolozi park * Visit the Cheetah and Serval Cat breeding project at Emdoneni in Hluhluwe * Always be on the lookout for the elusive Leopard as few will have the piviledge to see them in the wild * Spot a wandering Hippo roaming the St Lucia town streets at night * Dung Beetles always have right of way, please stop and let them pass.
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I have a photograph of the sign where they say Dung Beetles have the right of way ... lol
ReplyDeleteWow! You have quite a lot of suggestions on spending St Lucia Holidays. I'm sure we'll have fun there.
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