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Town to Town:
Route1:
●Umkomaas
●Clansthal
●Scottburgh
●Park Rynie
●Kelso
●Pennington
●Bazley
●Ifafa Beach
●Elysium
●Mtwalume
Route2:
●Hibberdene
●Umzumbe
●Pumula
●Banana Beach
●Sunwich Port
●Southport
●Anerley
●Umtentweni & Sea Park
Route3:
●Port Shepstone
●Oribi Gorge
●Kokstad
Route4:
●Oslo Beach
●Shelly Beach
●St Michaels
●Uvongo
●Manaba Beach
●Margate
●Ramsgate
Route5:
●Southbroom
●Marina Beach
●Trafalgar
●Palm Beach
●Munster
●Glenmore
●Leisure Bay
●Port Edward
 Ph: 039-314 9762 Cell: 082 854 1623 Fax: 039-314 9766 762 Radstock Road, Southbroom South E-mail: arsvanniekerk@worldonline.co.za Cycads are an ancient group of seed plants. They first appeared in the Pennsylvanian and so have existed for approximately 300 million years, appearing before here were dinosaurs, existing alongside them, and perhaps being eaten by them. Unlike the dinosaurs, however, the cycads never became extinct; they are still with us, although they are not now as abundant or diverse as in their Mesozoic hey-day. Did you Know? Cycads are valued by the centimetre and depending on the species.
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