This scenic out and back route start and finishes in the parking area in front of the Visgraat Restaurant in Glentana.
The route is best accessed on low tide and expect some rock hopping in places even on spring low tide. 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.
| Start/Finish | Glentana Beach Parking Area |
| Distance | ± 4.0 km |
| Elevation Gain | ± 20 m |
| Perceived Exertion | Moderate |
| Trail System | Beaches |
| Surface | Beach |
| Route Markers | None |
| GPX | Get the gpx file for self navigation. |
ESTIMATED TIME
| Trail Running | ± 30 m — 45 m |
| Hiking | ± 1 h — 2 h |
FACILITIES AT THE START
- Parking
- Paypoint
- Restaurant
- Restroom
- Water
Weather Data Source: 7 tage wetter
