Garden Route Tour 5 Days

Surrounded by the breathtaking Outeniqua Mountains, Wilderness is a seaside community with extensive beaches and trails, situated between the Kaaimans River and the Goukama Nature Reserve.

Sedgefield, a laid-back seaside community completely encircled by lakes and sand dunes covered in fynbos, is regarded as a gem of the Garden Route. Visit Myoli Beach to enjoy the breathtaking vistas and long, flat beach that are ideal for strolling.

With its lush, indigenous forests, lakes, and stunning beaches, Knysna is a natural paradise. Take a little stroll to witness the breathtaking Knysna Heads, one of the most well-known and cherished river mouths in South Africa. Travelers seeking a calm experience with breathtaking views of its serene lagoon have come to love Knysna as an a vacation destination.

Tsitsikamma is South Africa's most admired indigenous forest. There are unique plants and animals in this amazing area that cannot be found anywhere else in the globe. When traveling the Garden Route, hiking in Tsitsikamma National Park is an absolute must. Walk across a suspension bridge that spans the Storms River's mouth as you hike through a stunning woodland that opens out to a magnificent seashore. With activities like hiking, mountain biking, ziplining, bungee jumping, and kayaking, Tsitsikamma is the ideal destination to enjoy the best of nature's splendor while embarking on an adventure of your own. At 216 meters high, Bloukrans Bridge is the highest bungee bridge in the world and offers breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean and Bloukrans River.

Jeffreys Bay is a renowned coastal town and surfer's paradise known for its amazing beaches and mouthwatering cuisine.

South Africa's third largest national park, Addo Elephant National Park, is home to several wildlife species, including the Big 5 (elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, and rhinoceros), as well as vast herds of elephants. A long-standing conservation initiative, Addo Elephant Park safeguards more than 600 elephants, 400 Cape buffalos, various wildlife, and a diverse range of biodiversity.

The peaceful Klein Karoo town of Oudtshoorn is referred to as the "ostrich capital of the world." It is where you can get up close and personal with ostriches and learn more about the largest bird in the world. It is also home to the largest ostrich population in the world.

Discover this incredible 20 million-year-old cave system. The largest cave system in Africa, the Cango Cave System was found in 1780. Its more than 4 kilometers of tunnels and chambers are open for tours, and visitors can even choose to crawl into the caverns.