A floating dock, or more precisely, a 123 m long lift ship with a weight of

4 500 tons went aground along the Glentana beach in 1902. It was stranded after the tow rope from the steamer Baralong parted during a tow operation from Durban to Cape Town. Three large pieces of the wreck is still visible today.

We start at the parking area at Meet on Sea for a scenic out and back route during low tide. Expect some rock hopping in places as we boulder accross right in the first kilometer of this journey. The second part is on the sand until we reach the shipwreck. 

?? List of items required for all our hikes: 

? Suitable lightweight hydration-/backpack/hip pouch 

? Hydration/bottled water

? Sunscreen

? Hat/head gear

? Suitable non-slip shoes

? Snacks

? Lightweight windproof jacket

? Fleece/midlayer depending the weather

? Your own emergency items, such as bandage, small petroleum jelly, blister plasters, etc

✨ Optional items:

Fingerless gloves, hiking poles, beanie, buffs, sunglasses.

You are welcome to join the social braai with the group, tickets can be obtained under 'Merchandise' on the ticketing system. 

Maps link: 

https://maps.app.goo.gl/YNK1rbRaMVae55FUA

♡ Hike starts at 7h30..

? Tickets for these hikes are all inclusive, excluding all refreshments. Arrangements towards lifts/transport and other communication are done via the w/a group:-

https://chat.whatsapp.com/K5bE7CKzhrrIFv97rUQneH

For any other information, contact Mariàn on 0636977726.