Bazley Beach is not-so-well-known.It doesn't boast a fancy golf course or eco-estate, or offer the holiday maker a selection of restaurants or shopping centres. In fact if doesn't have any of these things.
'What does it have?', you might ask.
Its small and quaint, with wide open beaches and probably the best run caravan park in the country. Bazley is its own place - its not on the road to somewhere else - the road to Bazley only goes to Bazley - when you get there, you are there and don't need to go anywhere else.
Staying over in a caravan and tents with the Sorour's and du Preez's over a long weekend is my idea of fun.
No timetables and formal plans, but rather the opportunity to chat and relax. There was lots of time for fun and action on the beach, or around the pool or on our bicycles through the cane fields.
Some of us (Greg) even woke up super early to go fishing and then did the same again later in the day. We also took a leisurely walk along the beach to the tidal pool at Ifafa. Its about a 20min walk, which is almost quicker than the long drive back to the main road to get there!
Enjoy the pics of some of us in the tidal pool, and the mandatory 'sand-dog'. That's Hannah and Daniel absolutely loving the idea of burying poor Dale alive!
