Located in
South Africa :: Eastern Cape (Wild Coast)
:: Port St. Johns
Category:
Protected Areas :: Protected Area
The 400ha reserve gets its name from the Silaka River which flows through and forms an estuary for visitors to bathe in. This is a small park managed by the Eastern Cape Park and Tourism Agency. The reserve is situated just 6km from Port St Johns with river running through the forest of the reserve, it experiences evergreen forest which makes it a thriving bird sanctuary, a haven for sighting of the Knysna Turaco, Cinnamon Dove, Half-Collared Kingfisher and Grey Cuckooshrike among other species. (Jun-15)
Address : | Eastern Cape, South Africa |
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Contact : | Reserve Information Office |
Contact 2 : | Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency |
Tel : | +27(0)47 564 1177 |
Tel2 : | +27(0)43 705 4400 |
Cell : | +27(0)71 607 6690 |
Email : | Click Here |
Host Website : | Click Here |
Follow the tar road from Port St Johns towards the beach and look out for the sign to Second Beach / Silaka that turns right. From there follow the signs to the reserve gate.
Best Time to Visit : | All Year Round |
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Reception Opening and Closing Times : | Mon-Thurs: 08:00-16:30; Frid-Sun: 08:00-16:00 (Jun-15) |
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Tourist Information Telephone : | +27(0)47 564 1177 |
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Picnics | |
Game to View : | Blue duiker. Bushbuck. Burchell’s zebra. Cape clawless Otters. Rock rabbits. |
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Notes on Activities : | (Some activities may be offered nearby). |
Closest Town : | Port St Johns |
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ACCOMMODATION:
There are chalets/ bungalows with comfortable linen and fully equipped self catering kitchen and electricity within the nature reserve. (Jun-15)
OTHER:
Health care facilities, Police, Restaurants, Doctors, Banks, Shops and vehicle repairs services are available in the nearby town of Port St Johns. (Jun-15).