1. Tsitsikamma National Park
Play: Tsitsikamma is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Hike the famous Otter Trail, kayak the Storms River Mouth, or zipline through the trees on the Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour. This coastal wonderland will leave you awestruck with its cliffs, turquoise waters, and lush forests.

Stay: Tsitsikamma Village Inn – Enjoy themed cottages and warm hospitality perfect for families.

Eat: Marilyn’s 60s Diner – Relive retro charm with classic burgers, shakes, and hearty comfort food.

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2. The Crags
Play: Discover wildlife and wine in The Crags. Visit Monkeyland, Birds of Eden, or the Elephant Sanctuary for up-close animal experiences. Then, head to Bramon Wine Estate for tastings surrounded by vineyard beauty.

Stay: Bramon Wine Estate Cottages – Cozy vineyard-view cottages make for a tranquil getaway.

Eat: Bramon Restaurant – Relax with sparkling wine and tapas while soaking in scenic vineyard views.

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3. Keurbooms River
Play: A peaceful escape awaits at the Keurbooms River. Hop on a scenic river cruise, paddle a canoe, or relax on the riverbanks while enjoying the serene natural surroundings.

Stay: Keurbooms River Lodge – Stay riverside with spectacular views and modern comforts.

Eat: Enrico’s Restaurant– Indulge in fresh seafood with unbeatable coastal panoramas.

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4. Plettenberg Bay Beaches
Play: Plett is all about sun, sand, and adventure. Relax at Robberg Beach, Central Beach, or Lookout Beach. Surf, kayak, or explore Robberg Nature Reserve for panoramic coastal hikes.

Stay: The Robberg Beach Lodge – Luxurious beachfront accommodation steps away from the sea.

Eat: The Lookout Deck – Enjoy seafood and cocktails while overlooking the beautiful ocean views.

5. Knysna Forests
Play: Dive into the magic of the Knysna Forests, where ancient trees and peaceful trails beckon. Hike, cycle, or simply enjoy the tranquil beauty. Don’t forget to look out for the legendary Knysna elephants!

Stay: Forest Edge Nature Lovers’ Retreat – Eco-friendly cottages tucked away in the heart of the forest.

Eat: Totties Farm Kitchen – Feast on hearty homemade meals in a cozy, country-style setting.

6. Knysna Lagoon
Play: Explore Knysna Lagoon by sailboat, paddleboard, or on a sunset cruise. Snap incredible photos of the Knysna Heads and enjoy the laid-back waterside vibe.

Stay: The Turbine Boutique Hotel and Spa – A luxury stay in a beautifully repurposed power station.

Eat: East Head Cafe – Fresh, seasonal dishes served with stunning views of the lagoon and Knysna Heads.

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7. Wilderness Lake District
Play: The Wilderness Lake District is the definition of serenity. Canoe along the Touw River, stroll the Kingfisher Trail, or simply relax lakeside while soaking in the area’s peaceful charm.

Stay: Moontide Guest Lodge – A lakeside retreat perfect for a tranquil getaway surrounded by nature. Eat: The Girls on the Square – Savor creative, locally inspired cuisine in a contemporary, laid-back setting.

Your Ultimate #EatStayPlay Experience
The Seven Wonders of the Garden Route are waiting to be explored. From thrilling adventures to tranquil escapes and delectable dining experiences, this is the perfect destination to #EatStayPlay your way through. So pack your bags, hit the road, and let the Garden Route be your ultimate holiday season escape!

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Here are a couple of ideas of activities to try while on holiday in Knysna:

– Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour: Try something different and take a canopy tour in the beautiful Tsitsikamma rainforest. You will have an amazing time zip lining through the trees, from platform to platform, 30m above the forest floor. You will be as close as possible to all of the lush greenery and bird life, while the professional guides will not only ensure your safety, but give you interesting information about the forest’s ecosystem. This is an unforgettable experience that gives guests a truly unique perspective.

– Picnic & hike at Jubilee Creek: Enjoy a beautiful forest picnic alongside a cool, forest stream. There are lots of spots to enjoy a packed at one of the picnic sites including facilities. Visitors can also enjoy the Jubilee Creek walk to a waterfall and swimming hole.

– Featherbed Eco Experience: Enjoy the stunning Featherbed Nature Reserve, in Knysna as you take the ferry across the Knysna Lagoon to the Western Head. From here you will be taken up a beautiful 4×4 trail into the Reserve, stopping occasionally to allow you to take in the scenery and for your guide to give you all the information you need on the various plants and animals. Guests can also choose to take a short guided tour through the coastal forest into nearby sea caves.

– Enjoy the Garden of Eden Forest Walk: Located nearby in Plettenberg Bay, this amazing forest walk site, first opened in 1926, is set along boardwalks. It is designed to be wheel-chair friendly (along the 800m trail) and is intended to give visitors the feeling of total seclusion. Be sure to pack in a picnic lunch and enjoy this wonderful forest experience.

– Wine tasting & cheese platters at Packwood Wine Estate: Visit this award-winning vineyard-and-country estate, located between Plettenberg Bay and Knysna and surrounded by indigenous forests, amazing views and nature in abundance. Enjoy wines and bubbly from Packwood and a homemade cheese lunch using produce from the farm and our sustainable hydroponics.

– The Blombos Trail: Undertake the longest of six trails found within Goukamma Nature Reserve: Blombos Trail. It’s aimed primarily at bird spotters and has three different route options to choose from are a 6.5km, 13km and 15km.

– Swim in the Drupkelders Rock Pools: Drupkelders – meaning Dripping Cellars – are wonderful rock pools located within the Knysna Forest. Visitors can enjoy the 3.5km forest walk, stopping for a visit to these amazing rock pools. Be sure to pack in a picnic and swimming clothes and don comfortable, good walking shoes to make the most of your visit. Please note only 12 people are allowed in per day, and a SANPARKS permit is a must.

– Marine Tour: Venture out onto the sea, through the Knysna Heads, and explore the beautiful coastline of the Garden Route. As you cruise along the water you will be treated to stunning bays and caves, as well as coves with panoramic views. Lucky guests may even be visited by friendly pods of dolphins, who sometimes like to join in on the fun and see what everyone is up to. Other animals that you will likely get to see are various types of indigenous birds and the always entertaining seals and penguins.

– Head to Buffalo Bay Beach: Located around 25 minutes from Forest Edge is one of the cleanest, safest and loveliest of the Garden Route’s beaches. Famous for whale watching and surfing, this beach is popular among both families and outdoor adventurers. Buffalo Bay Beach also has a restaurant/shop and life guards during the busy season.

These are just a handful of the many activities await travellers in Knysna. If you are not sure what activities are most suited to your needs or you are looking for a range of other options including accommodation options you can Contact us for more information and we will assist you. We are also happy to send sample itineraries showing how Knysna can be incorporated into a family package.

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A trip to the Garden Route offers the opportunity to make connections – meet the makers, the ceramicists, the artisans, the conservationists. Slow things down, catch your breath, take in the invigorating salt air and every sunset and let the Garden Route work its magic. Try one of these exciting activities on your next trip to this majestic destination:

– A Kayak & Lilo Tour: An amazing opportunity to enjoy a two to three-hour activity on the magnificent Storms River in Tsitsikama. During this time you will explore the deep, hidden world of the serene Storms River gorge by gently meandering along the extensive, bottomless pools, caves, ancient forests, and pass underneath the suspension bridge surrounded by the quiet sounds of nature and skyscraping rocky cliffs. At the low-water point, the kayaks are exchanged for relaxed floating lilos specially designed to access the narrow parts of the gorge.

– Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour: Try something different and take a canopy tour in the beautiful Tsitsikamma rainforest. You will have an amazing time zip lining through the trees, from platform to platform, 30m above the forest floor. You will be as close as possible to all of the lush greenery and bird life, while the professional guides will give you interesting information about the forest’s ecosystem. This is an unforgettable experience that gives guests a truly unique perspective.

– Bloukrans Bungy Jump or Bridge Walk: At 216 metres high, the World’s highest commercial bungy jump takes place from the top of the arch of Africa’s biggest bridge. To get out to the jump point you will be sent out on a zipline from the bank of the arch. From there it’s time for your bungy jump. To get back to land, two more unique experiences happen, first of all you will get a winch ride back up to the top of the arch after your jump. Then you get to walk the suspended skywalk back off the bridge. The walkway is bolted to the underside of the road deck above the Bloukrans River with spectacular views and a final exposure to the full height of the bridge. Visitors can also experience the skywalk without doing the bungy jump.

– Cango Caves: The regions iconic attraction and some of the most spectacular dripstone caverns in the country. These caves are the only show caves in Africa that offer a choice of two different tour types, both lead by experienced, knowledgeable and accredited Caves Guides who will conduct visitors along the magic paths of the world’s finest stalactite cave. All tours are offered in English but Afrikaans, German, French and other language options may be available (these options can be checked when we make a reservation). The two tour types to choose from are either the easy going Heritage Tour stopping at several points of interest or the Adventure Tour ideal for adventure seekers, you will be lead deeper into the cave where you will experience narrow crawl spaces adding to a thrilling adventure.

– Safari Ostrich Farm: Cross the Oteniqua Mountains and head to Oudtshoorn for an unforgettable Klein Karoo experience. Visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of the world’s largest bird will not be disappointed, as ostriches are a common sight in the area. Take an ostrich tour and get up close to these magnificent creatures. The Ostrich Farm Tour is an unforgettable experience on Safari Ostrich Farm. During the tour you will learn more about these remarkable birds and their fascinating nature.

– Addo Elephant National Park: A diverse wildlife conservation park situated close to Port Elizabeth, Addo is one of the country’s 20 national parks. It currently ranks third in size after the Kruger National Park and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park. Addo is home to one of the densest African elephant populations on earth, roughly 550 of them. Addo is also the only park in the world to lay claim to Africa’s ‘Big 7’ – elephant, rhino, lion, buffalo, leopard, southern right whale and great white shark.

– Featherbed Eco Experience: Experience the stunning Featherbed Nature Reserve as you take the ferry across the Knysna Lagoon to the Western Head. From here you will be taken up a beautiful 4×4 trail into the Reserve, stopping to take in the scenery and for your guide to give you all the information on the various plants and animals. There is also an optional short guided tour through the coastal forest into nearby sea caves. The Knysna Heads and Estuary are also home to a variety of options such as boats trips, dinner cruises, sunset sails, marine eco tours and boat-based whale watching.

– Route 62: The longest wine route in the world, meandering from Cape Town to Oudtshoorn, through a series of fascinating small towns and breath-taking scenery. Lush greenery and fertile valleys form a stark contrast against the semi-desert of the Klein Karoo while towering mountains and their rivers and streams provide an awe-inspiring backdrop throughout. Some of the renowned attractions visitors will spot as they follow the route are the Winelands of the Breede River Valley, the majestic Swartberg Mountains, the Cango Caves and ostrich farms of Oudtshoorn, and the fruit orchards of the Langkloof Valley.

– Ocean Odyssey SUP in Knysna: Explore the waterways of Thesen Island with the world’s fastest growing water sport, Stand-Up Paddling. Stand-Up Paddling, or SUP for short, is easy, fun and guaranteed to keep you fit whilst enjoying the spectacular scenery of our waterways & lagoon. The calm waters of Thesen Island are ideal for beginners and the many inlets and coves are perfect for the more adventurous or experienced paddlers. Eight top quality rigid boards and paddles are available for rent by the hour. This activity is perfect for children, couples and families.

– Swartberg Pass: Ascent of nearly 950 metres up the Swartberg via the world-renowned Swartberg Pass. This gravel pass, a national monument, was constructed over a four year period and opened in January 1888. Get close to nature and explore the spectacular sandstone formations dating back more than 300 million years. Feast your eyes on the splendour of diverse fynbos species, including proteas. The tranquillity and serenity of this unique experience reflects the essence of a bygone era where wagons and riders on horseback was a familiar sight. At the summit of the Swartberg Pass, enjoy a panoramic view over the Great and Little Karoo. From here you can enjoy a leisure scenic hike on a Swartberg hiking trail enjoying the diverse fynbos and bird species endemic to this protected vegetation biome.

– Amakhala Game Reserve: Located between Port Elizabeth and Grahamstown the Amakhala Game Reserve is an ideal choice for Big Five Safaris. Featuring spectacular topography created by the Bushman’s River, the reserve is home to a huge array of animal species – including the Big 5, cheetah, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, plenty of antelope species, and many other smaller interesting animals. Amakhala also boasts fantastic bird watching opportunities. Other highlights include a variety of fantastic game drives, guided walks, and horse trails. Just outside the park, there are plenty of attractions to discover, including the Amakhala Craft Centre, and the Bushman Sands Golf Course and Health Spa.

Other adventure activities include paragliding, hang gliding, Scootours, canyoning, cliff jumping, kloofing, rappelling, abseiling, sandboarding, sailing, kayaking, shark cage diving, horse riding, quad biking, kiteboarding, sky-diving, tubing… there are very few adventure activities not available also the Garden Route! There is a vast variety of activities on offer for all ages waiting to be explored on the Garden Route. Looking to try one of these activities or any others? Contact us to let us discuss the best option suited to your needs or for sample packages showing how the magnificent Garden Route can be incorporated into an itinerary.

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Meerkats are small mammals of the Mongoose family with a Lemur-like face and four toes on each foot. A proudly South African carnivore the name is Afrikaans for ‘lake cat’. Meerkats are social creatures, like most South African locals, they live in groups of 20 – 30. Meerkats are well known for standing, they have a 25 – 35cm body when standing on their hind legs and use their tails to balance them in their famous pose. Meerkats are part of the Shy 5, which includes the bat-eared fox, porcupine, the aardvark and the aardwolf.

Visitors to Oudtshoorn can experience a wild habituated meerkat tour, they will have the privilege to get up close to these little creatures in the wild. This popular activity commences at sunrise and is dependent on fair weather, since meerkats will not venture outside their burrows on cold or rainy days. All tours last for 2 to 3 hours and booking in advance is essential. Guests can look forward to viewing meerkats as they come out their burrow into the sunshine and then go about their daily routine of foraging and frolicking. All tours are led by an experienced tour guide. Meerkats are wild animals and as such they are not fed or handled by humans.

If you would like sample packages showing how a Meerkat Adventure can be incorporated into an itinerary or if you would like more information on this exciting adventure, please contact us.

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– Bloukrans Bungy Jump or Bridge Walk:

For the most amazing experience of your life! The Bloukrans bungy jump takes place from the top of the arch of Africa’s biggest bridge, it is the World’s highest commercial bungy bridge and the highest commercial natural bungy jump in the World. To get to the jump point you will be sent out on a zipline from the bank to the arch. The Bloukrans Bungy have won a number of world records associated with Bloukrans. In 2003, Bloukrans bungy was recognised as the World’s highest commercial bungy jump.

Walk onto the arch of Africa’s highest bridge when you experience the Bloukrans Bungee Walk, where you can experience views of the Bloukrans Gorge. The Tsitsikamma area is famous for its walks and hiking trails. You will walk along a suspended mesh walkway that is attached to the underside of the road deck of the Bloukrans Bridge. This incredible experience can be compared to walking on air out of the middle of the pristine Bloukrans Bridge where you will have a unique viewpoint of the bridge and spectacular views of the Bloukrans River Gorge. This experience is nothing short of breath-taking!

– Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour:

Located in the magnificent Tsitsikamma indigenous rainforest, Tsitsikamma Canopy Tours offer visitors a responsible eco-adventure forest tour. Your entire family can enjoy a fun, interactive and adventurous tour. The tours protect and sustain time sensitive afro mountain indigenous forest. This tour is 3 hours of fun across 10 ziplines, the longest one measuring 91 meters.

You will cable slide from one platform to another along a steel cable, 30 meters above the forest floor while discovering the secrets of the spectacular and unique wilderness of Tsitsikamma Indigenous forest. Enjoy birdlife and spectacular views of the enchanting forest, a qualified guide will ensure your safety and explain the ecology of this lush primeval forest. Many of the platforms are built around giant Outeniqua Yellowwood trees that are up to 700 years old. Standing in the crown of these giants trees and looking down at the lush forest below is truly an experience of a lifetime! Keep a look out for a pair of Knysna Loeries or the red plumage of the elusive Narina Trogon, a lucky sighting indeed!

– Kayak & Lilo Adventure on the magnificent Storms River:

This popular two to three-hour activity takes place in the enchanting Garden Route in the Eastern Cape. You will be able to explore the deep, hidden world of the serene Storms River gorge in Tsitsikama by meandering along the extensive bottomless pools, caves, and ancient forests forests with nothing but the quiet noises of nature around you.

Paddle from the harbour across the ocean, wave at the somewhat jealous tourists photographing you from the suspension bridge as you paddle up the glorious Storms River, this is the ultimate treasure of the Tsitsikamma National Park. Venture into a bat cave and gaze in awe at the spectacular cliffs around you from the comfort of a kayak. At the low-water point, you will say goodbye to the kayaks and hello to a new kind of vessel, a lilo. Float deeper up the river on the lilos as you feel insignificantly small when you look up at the imposing cliffs surrounding you. On the trip back, you will be given the exhilarating opportunity to leap off the overhanging cliff walls of the gorge into deep pools. This offers not only a good test of your bravery but also some good occasion for laughter, friendly encouragement and one-of-a-kind photo opportunities. The cliff jumping is not compulsory, you can simply enjoy the spectacle as you leisurely float on the long pools below!

If you would like more information or sample packages showing how these amazing adventure activities can be incorporated into a package or if you would like to experience any of the above packages and many others, please contact us for more information and assistance.

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The Cango Caves are finest dripstone caverns, with vast halls and towering formations you will find. These caves are the only show caves in Africa that offer a choice of two different tour types, both lead by experienced, knowledgeable and accredited Caves Guides who will conduct visitors along the magic paths of the world’s finest stalactite cave. All tours are offered in English but Afrikaans, German, French and other language options may be available (these options can be checked when we make a reservation). The two tour types to choose from are either the Heritage Tour or the Adventure Tour. The Heritage Tour is an easy tour, departing every 60 minutes on the hour and is 60 minutes long. The Heritage Tour offers stops at several points of interest such as the Drum Room offering a translucent formation and Botha’s Hall which is completed by two columns soaring upwards to the ceiling. There are many interesting and facilitating formations, to be seen throughout this tour! The Drum Room 500 meters from the entrance point provides the first major turn-back point for this tour.

The Adventure Tour is for the real adventurous, this tour departs every 60 minutes on the half hour and is 90 minutes long. The Adventure Tour has the same starting point as the Heritage Tour but continues to lead deeper into the cave, where the Heritage Tour ends is where the Adventure Tour starts. Highlights of the Adventure Tour include (but are not limited to) the 85 meter long Lumbago Valley – with a low roof and for 28 meters the roof height seldom exceeds 1.2 meters, Devil’s Chimney – You will have to crawl through the Tunnel of Love passageway some 74 centimeters high, narrowing to about 30 centimeters at one point and Devil’s Kitchen which is a steep shaft about 45 centimeters wide which heads upwards for some 3,5 meters. After Devil’s Kitchen you will reach Devil’s Post Box, the only exit route, where you will have to use ‘Leopard Crawl’ to wriggle forward as you approach a low, wide slot that is only 27 centimeters high!

A visit to the Cango Caves are an absolute must for all domestic and/or international visitors!

Booking is essential for the Cango Caves. If you would like more information or sample packages showing how the Cango Caves can be incorporated into a package or if you would like to experience the Cango Caves by booking either a Heritage or Adventure Tour, please contact us for more information and assistance.

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1. The Cango Caves: 29km from Oudtshoorn at the head of the picturesque Oudtshoorn lies the Cango Caves, a spectacular underground wonder of the Klein Karoo. Here you can experience the dark tunnels and shadowy chambers of this cave that wind through nearly 4 kilometres of dimly lit underground passages. Choose from two different guided group tours, the standard tour which will take you through easy-going portions of the cave where you can see stalactites and stalagmites aglow from spotlights below. The second tour option is an adventure tour taking you up steep rocky passes and through narrow tunnels, one of hich is only 27 centimetres wide!

2. A bucket worthy list activity perfect for thrill seekers, shark cage diving: If you are feeling brave enough to tick an unforgettable face-to-face encounter with natures perfect hunter, the great white shark, off your bucket-list the this is the perfect day trip for you! Spend the day shark cage diving in Mossel Bay where you will witness these magnificent, and often misunderstood, creatures in their natural habitat (from the safety of your solid steel cage).

3. The perfect add-on trip if you are visiting Knysna, A Featherbed Eco Tour: Experience the magic of the Knysna Lagoon with a Featherbed Eco Tour. Featherbed has recently revamped their premises offering the opportunity for friends and family to make new memories! This is the perfect day trip boasting spectacular views, a scrumptious lunch at the Food Forest restaurant and a fun boat transfer.

4. A picture perfect trip, visit the Swartberg Mountains. If you are looking to experience the beauty of the Swartberg Mountains then a trip up the Swartberg Pass will be perfect day trip for you. You will travel up this world famous pass, a national monument, that take you on a winding journey through the Swartberg up to the summit that offers panoramic views of the Great and Little Karoo.

5. If you feeling ready to face adrenaline head on then a jump at the Bloukrans Bungy is a must! This bungy jump takes place from the top of the arch of Africa’s biggest bridge, it is the highest commercial natural bungy jump in the world at 216 metres above the Bloukrans River. If you are not up to bungy there is a bridge walking tour available from ages 6 years old, either experience is guaranteed to be unforgettable!

6. Tsistsikamma Canopy Tour – Take a canopy tour in the beautiful Tsitsikamma rainforest, you will zip line through the trees, from platform to platform, 30 meters above the forest floor. Enjoy lush greenery and bird life while you learn about the forest’s ecosystem. This Canopy Tour offers a truly unique experience when visiting the Garden Route.

7. Addo Elephant National Park – Discover, experience and explore a world of diversity all in one park! Addo Elephant is the third largest national park in South Africa and has expanded to conserve a wide range of biodiversity, landscapes, fauna and flora. Did you know that the Addo Elephant Park is home Park is home to more than 500 elephants and South Africa’s Big 7, made up of the lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, rhino, the Southern right whale and the great white shark. Addo is the only park in the world to house all seven species. A great day of wildlife viewing and bird watching awaits you at Addo!

8. A visit to Oudtshoorn – Cross the Oteniqua Mountains and head to Oudtshoorn for an unforgettable Klein Karoo experience. If you are hoping to see the world’s largest bird, you won’t be disappointed! Ostriches are common in this area and you can take an ostrich tour to get up close to these magnificent creatures. Learn more about ostriches and enjoy a family friendly day out exploring the best of Oudshoorn!

There is so much on offer in the Garden Route, it is perfect for families , group tours, a romantic getaway and more! Please contact us if you would like some more information on the Garden Route, activities on offer or some sample packages showing how this destination can be incorporated into a package.

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The Featherbed Co have been worked hard at rebuilding the infrastructure and facilities as well as rehabilitating the vegetation since the devastating Knysna fires in June 2017 razed the restaurant and tourist facilities to the ground and left most of the plant-life reduced to ashes. Re-opening the standard Featherbed Eco Tours were an exciting moment, these are the tours started the Featherbed business and remained as the core product for 32 years.

The formula for visiting the Featherbed Nature Reserve will remain unchanged. Visitors who want to enjoy a tour of the reserve will be transported on board the Featherbed ferry from the terminal at the Cruise Café on Remembrance Drive. At the reserve, the Featherbed guides will lead guests on a 4×4 journey to the top of the Western Head – offering spectacular views over Knysna and the lagoon. Your clients will then have the option of either following the 2.2 km coastal walk or returning by vehicle to the restaurant where they will enjoy a scrumptious lunch, followed by a return boat transfer back to town.

The Food Forest restaurant has been redesigned and rebuilt from the ground up, complimented by a new indoor facility to accommodate all weather conditions when needed.

Featherbed is planning on offering exciting new tour options, of shorter duration, allowing guests with less time on their itinerary to visit the reserve. Keep an eye out for these offers coming soon!

Please contact us if you would like some more information on a Featherbed Eco Tour or some sample packages showing how this experience can be incorporated into a package.

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