Sentences with phrase «yellowwood forest»

Yellowwood Forest, home to Morgan Bay Backpackers, Camping and Accommodation welcomes nature loving travelers, families and groups.

The gardens slope down to the Cumakala River and the dense Yellowwood forest.

The Tented Camp is perfectly designed to blend discreetly into its surrounding valley bushveld environment; the remarkably spacious, sophisticated suites — some nestled in the Yellowwood forest and others set on a hillside offering extraordinary views — are elevated on wooden decks each with an outdoor spa bath.

Situted in Morgan's Bay, the owner run Yellowwood Forest is renowned for its warm hospitality and great atmosphere.

Endemic to South Africa, the Cape parrot, or Poicephalus robustus, lives in the Afromontane yellowwood forests found mainly in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu Natal.

Cape parrots are disappearing at a rapid rate... Endemic to South Africa, the Cape parrot, or Poicephalus robustus, lives in the Afromontane yellowwood forests found mainly in the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu Natal.

Enjoy the crisp mountain air while taking a hike through the Yellowwood forests.

Not exact matches

The Amatolas stretch into the hinterland just north of Grahamstown and west of Stutterheim, their slopes covered in dense natural forests of white stinkwoods, yellowwood trees, gorgeous Cape chestnuts, and a myriad other indigenous trees.

Here, guests are surrounded by 12 hectares of indigenous Tsitsikamma forest with big Yellowwood trees, walking trails and 3 large colourful ponds.

At the same time, what are now arid lands in Idaho and Oregon supported forests of warm - temperate trees like those in the mahogany family, presently characteristic of central and South America, and in the deserts of Nevada, forests were composed of trees that now are native to the southeastern United States and eastern Asia, for instance, maple, alder, ash, yellowwood, birch, beech, and poplars (Graham, 1999).