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Explore the underwater world at this exciting dive site! You can access the site either by boat or from the shore. If you choose to do a shore dive, get ready for a thrilling adventure. Start by parking your car at the off-road paved parking on Faure Marine Drive (R44). Look for the path to the right facing the sea and follow it until it descends steeply. Then, turn towards the deep gully and walk along the sloping ledge on the rock face that leads you to the cave entrance. From there, climb down the boulder slope to the water's edge. You'll find a convenient rock to stand on for final preparations before plunging into the depths. The entry and exit points are sheltered from south-west swells, making it easy for fit divers like yourself to access the site. The path is about 250 meters long, with a descent of approximately 25 meters. If you prefer a boat dive, Gordons Bay and Harbour Island are your departure points. Set sail and drop anchor at your desired location for an unforgettable underwater experience. Just remember, the inlet is not suitable for anchorage.

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Braai - A traditional South African barbecue, typically involving various types of marinated meats such as beef, pork, chicken, and lamb, grilled over hot coals. This outdoor cooking method is a staple at social gatherings and celebrations.

Bobotie - A classic South African dish that consists of spiced minced meat (usually beef) mixed with an egg-based sauce, baked and then layered with a creamy potato topping. It is often served with a side of chutney and yellow rice.

Malva Pudding - A rich, sweet dessert made from dark, moist cake infused with apricot jam and covered in a creamy custard sauce. Often enjoyed as a treat during afternoon tea, this indulgent pudding is loved by many South Africans.

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