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Smitswinkel Bay, Cape Town, South Africa
- Thread starter SASpearo
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Moi ....
The Shlog down is quite a mission ..... you have to park at the spot where I took the photo from, and then slog down the hill. The swim out to the wrecks is about 1.5 km's, at a place called the gates.
Easiest way to get there is to go by boat from Miller's point, which is about 5 km's away from there, or from Buffelsbay inside Cape Point reserve which is about 8km's away. That's if you don't dig swimming with your catch (guaranteed red roman and yellowtail) for 1.5 km's through some Johnie's home ...
He he he.
The Shlog down is quite a mission ..... you have to park at the spot where I took the photo from, and then slog down the hill. The swim out to the wrecks is about 1.5 km's, at a place called the gates.
Easiest way to get there is to go by boat from Miller's point, which is about 5 km's away from there, or from Buffelsbay inside Cape Point reserve which is about 8km's away. That's if you don't dig swimming with your catch (guaranteed red roman and yellowtail) for 1.5 km's through some Johnie's home ...
He he he.