Green Corridors will begin eThekwini Enviro Week with a Pop Up Camp and Campfire Stories hosted by Matata Adventures and renowned wilderness guide, author and coach, Sicelo Mbatha (Pictured below) on Saturday 18 March.This is a rare evening of campfire stories and experiences from the wilderness at Matata Adventures, a Green Corridors Wild Camping area in the Valley of 1000 Hills, managed by Mlu Mthembu (Pictured here top), a highly experienced Durban-based nature guide.
Mbatha has devoted his life to fostering deep connections between humans and nature, he grew up alongside the Hluhluwe/Imfolozi nature reserve, and nature has always been his medicine, his teacher and his spiritual home. His teachings and wisdom are world-renowned and this is an evening not to be missed.
“I invite you to connect with the indigenous wisdom of my people and find your soul through the spirit of our collective humanness, or ubuntu. I am the black lion who helps people discover the wild animal within. I am the black lion who roars for peace and harmony on the great mother earth. I am the black lion, alive in the wilderness,” says Mbatha.
Matata is about a 45-minute drive from Durban and perched at the top of a beautiful mountain waterfall, overlooking some of Durban’s most wild areas. All catering (except alcoholic drinks) guides, tents and camping equipment will be provided. Max 8 participants. Fee is R1200 per person.
The experience includes a Pick up by Green Corridors, at Durban’s Green Hub (near Blue Lagoon) at 13h00 OR meet and drive to Matata Adventures in convoy with guides. Depart Sunday after breakfast and a morning guided hike through the forest to experience the breath-taking views over Durban from Inanda Mountain.
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