Name: De Mond Nature Reserve
Address: South Africa, ZA
Telephone: +27 21 483 0190

De Mond Nature Reserve is a park, located at South Africa. They can be contacted via phone at +27 21 483 0190, visit their website www.capenature.co.za for more detailed information.

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Anonymous

20 February 2018

This nature reserve is so beautiful! First you walk through beautifully green vegetation, then you arrive on donne dunes before arriving on the beach. There some people are fishing. Then have a swim in the lagoon before leaving. The water is lovely. Went there in January
Anonymous

17 January 2018

Awesome place to picnic and spend the day exploring and fishing.
Anonymous

14 January 2018

Amazing views with a picnic next to the river and a walk to the ocean
Anonymous

14 January 2018

Beautiful, relaxing & peaceful. Great for a paddle in the river mouth & a picnic under the milkwood trees.
Anonymous

11 January 2018

Fishing, but no kayaking allowed. Great place for clearing your head
Anonymous

26 November 2017

Perfect for bird watching!
Anonymous

17 March 2017

Awesome, you and some natural nature time
Anonymous

04 March 2017

Awesome place where one can get close to the birdlife, swim in the river. The drive from Arniston and short walk is definitely worth it.
Anonymous

09 January 2017

Paradise! But long walk to get there which made me feel unsafe from snakes and the walking pathway, pathway has to be fixed to be more stable
Anonymous

06 September 2016

Great place for a picnic. The walk is a must. In spring the flowers are out which makes it even better. Also a good spot for fly fishing.
Anonymous

22 August 2016

You basically have two trail options: (1) a short (1.5 km there and 1.5 km back) walk from the entry to the beach and back (for this one, turn left after you cross the bridge), or (2) a longer (6.5 km) circular trail -- the Sterna Trail (for this one, turn right after you cross the bridge). We did the longer one, which would have been fine for all physically fit people, but we had one elderly person with us for whom it was just too much (although 3 young children, including a 6-year old, made it no problem). It was slow going due to our limiting factor (the elderly person), so the whole walk took us nearly 3 hours, although otherwise, we should normally have been able to make it back within 1.5-2 hours. It involves climbing up and down sand dunes at some points, and walking quite some distance (at least 2 km) along the beach, before hitting the river and heading back up toward the entrance (which is basically the short route).

All in all, though, it's definitely worth seeing -- the inland vegetation is great, and the views from the beach and along the river are very nice.
Anonymous

19 July 2016

Good hiking, fishing and site seeing. Comfortable shoes, sunhat, sunglasses and sunscreen are a must in Summer. During the winter months , the weather can change rapidly, therefore it's always a good idea to have warm, dry clothes with you.