Welcome to South Africa
South Africa – Wilderness to Wonder
Stretching along South Africa’s southern coastline, the Garden Route is a tapestry of lush forests, golden beaches, and charming towns—each offering a unique rhythm of adventure and serenity. From the dramatic cliffs of Tsitsikamma to the tranquil lagoons of Knysna, this iconic route invites travelers to slow down, explore deeply, and reconnect with nature’s grandeur.
Whether you’re chasing whales off Plettenberg Bay, hiking through indigenous forests, or sipping wine in sun-drenched vineyards, the Garden Route delivers a curated blend of outdoor thrills and cultural gems. Ideal for families, solo explorers, and couples alike, it’s a journey that unfolds from dawn to dusk and lingers long after.
Top Activities and Travel Along the Garden Route
From ocean kayaking to canopy zip-lining, the Garden Route offers a wide range of experiences for every traveler. Here’s where your adventure begins:
Nature Drive / Sundowner
Take a scenic drive through the fynbos and experience our precious fauna and flora. Enjoy a
guided tour of the medicinally significant plants used by indigenous groups of South Africa, and find out what they were used for. Use this drive as an opportunity to explore the smaller fauna and flora that nature has to offer.
Boat Cruises
We take a scenic and calming cruise into the back of the Swartvlei lake area behind Outwar
Bounds. Follow the guide as we go upstream into the beautiful Hoogekraal and Karatara rivers; explaining the history, environment and wildlife of the rivers. Spoil yourself to some relaxation and utmost beauty.
Protea Farm Tours
This insightful tour be combined with the Nature Drive. A peaceful guided walk among the beautiful Protea flowers cultivated on site. We walk you through the preparations and process
used to sustainably harvest and transport the cut Protea flowers. Please feel free to take pictures and become encapsulated in the natural beauty of the Sugarbush.
Most Visited Areas in South Africa
- Cape Town – Iconic city with beaches, mountains, and culture.
- Kruger National Park – Wildlife haven.
- Johannesburg – Urban energy and historical sites.
- Durban – Warm beaches and Indian cuisine.
- Garden Route – Scenic coastal drive.
- Drakensberg – Hiking and heritage.
Good to Know Before You Travel
- Currency: South African Rand (ZAR)
- Best Time to Visit: May to September for safaris; November to March for beach holidays.
- Language: 11 official languages; English widely spoken.
- Transport: Domestic flights and car rentals are reliable.
- Safety: Exercise caution in urban areas; guided tours recommended.
