If you are looking for adventure, excitement and an adrenaline filled activity, then Knysna Ziplines is definitely for you.

Bryan and I decided that a great way to celebrate our fifth wedding anniversary would be by treating ourselves to an adventure with Knysna Ziplines. {

The hike to Pepsi Pools from the Garden Route Dam is an easy and relatively flat 12km there and back hiking trail.

One week-day in January 2024, Bryan and I had some errands to run in George, so we decided to do what we needed to and then head to the Garden Route Dam and hike

New 7km hiking trail opened at Woodville Big Tree, Garden Route National Park. 
In August 2023, I heard that SANPARKS had just opened a new 7km hiking trail at Woodville Big Tree in Hoekwil, which is part of the Garden Route National Park. Bryan and I were very keen to explore this n

One of the Best Western Cape Game Reserves
Having been Safari Guides when we lived in KwaZulu-Natal, Bryan and I were keen to find out what Game Reserves are available for people visiting the Garden Route. One thing we really miss from our time in KZN is the wildlife. We had heard

Restaurant with delicious food and great ocean view in Herolds Bay. If you are looking for a great restaurant with stunning ocean views, incredibly tasty food and extremely friendly service, then I highly recommend Dutton’s Cove in Herolds Bay. Dutton’s Cove is one of mine a

Take a 360 degree tour of the Outeniqua Transport Museum. Visit the Outeniqua Transport Museum in George for a trip down memory lane and marvel at a variety of 13 steam locomotives. See the Emil Kessler, Johannesburg’s first steam locomotive, the GL Garrett with its antiquated carri

For adventure activities and attractions, visit the Old Mill (De Oude Meul) Country Lodge and Restaurant in Oudtshoorn, only 12 km from the famous Cango Caves.   As an adventure destination, Old Mill has a lot to offer, including 4 x 4 river and bush adventure experiences for adults a

On 23 April 1811, the Earl of Caledon, British Governor of the Cape, proclaimed the new magisterial district of George. The new town was named after the reigning monarch of England, King George III. The first magistrate, Adrian van Kervel, supervised the buiding of the Drostdy (residency) in

Down to Earth is an event venue and restaurant with a beautiful ocean view, situated at Herolds Bay Eco Resort. The welcoming by staff is friendly and as you enter the restaurant, the atmosphere is warm and earthy. The walls are made of clay and straw, the high ceiling from wood a

The 'Map of Africa' is an extraordinary viewpoint at Wilderness Heights. The small village of Wilderness is situated approximately 15km from George, driving on the N2 highway towards Knysna. Having traveled this road several times, I can vow it is very likely that you will see paraglid

If you are looking for a fun and original day out there is nothing that rivals the Redberry Farm experience.  As one enters the farming area just outside George on the Geelhoutboom Road, you will be in awe of the rows and rows of strawberries in what is now known as “Strawberry Cou

There are many beaches along the South African Garden Route Southern Cape Coast that take ones breath away and Brenton on Sea is one such a beach; however Brenton on Sea is a stretch of coastline that needs to be experienced, rather than simply viewed from a distance. On a good da

A variety of arts and crafts can be seen every weekend at the Scarab Village Market in Sedgefield. The market has a discern of quality artwork, crafted by people with exceptional talents. Time spent here is a brief escape from modern rush and noise. Holidaymakers, day visitors and tourists ca

Victoria Bay is situated approximately 3km from George and 6km from Wilderness traveling from George to Knysna on the N2. This lovely bay is also referred to as "Vicbay" by some people. The small bay has a relaxed beach setting and is almost enclosed by cliffs. There are onl

The George Botanical Garden is situated on the outskirts of the town, yet it is far enough from traffic noise to hear the sounds of birds and insects. You see a wide variety of  indigenous trees, beds of flowers, fynbos and succulent plants. Small signboards inform the visitor of plant n