Cape Garden Route Tours

Most comprehensive tours follow a route that balances the coastal beauty of the Indian Ocean with the rugged charm of the Klein Karoo.

Days 1–2: Whale Coast & Overberg
- Hermanus: World-class land-based whale watching (peak season August–November).
- Cape Agulhas: A visit to the official southernmost tip of Africa where the two oceans meet.
Days 3–4: The Heart of the Garden Route
- Knysna: Explore the Knysna Heads, take an oyster boat tour, or a sunset cruise on the lagoon.
- Wilderness: Ideal for kayaking the Kaaimans River or visiting the “Map of Africa” viewpoint.
Days 5–6: Adventure & Wildlife
- Plettenberg Bay: Swimming with seals at Robberg Nature Reserve or visiting sanctuary-style attractions like Monkeyland and Birds of Eden.
- Tsitsikamma: The famous suspension bridge at Storms River Mouth and the Bloukrans Bridge bungy jump.
Day 7: The Return via Route 62
- Oudtshoorn: Head inland for an ostrich farm tour and the Cango Caves before driving back through the scenic Cogmanskloof Pass.

Top Activities by Category

Adventure	Nature & Wildlife	Relaxation
Bungy Jumping: 216m drop at Bloukrans Bridge.	Safari: Addo Elephant Park or private reserves like Botlierskop.	Wine: The Plett Wine Route, famous for Méthode Cap Classique (bubbly).
Sandboarding: The “Dragon Dune” in Mossel Bay.	Marine Life: Whale watching in Hermanus or Plett.	Dining: Fresh oysters in Knysna or “nostalgic” dining at Marilyn’s 60s Diner.
Ziplining: Treetop canopy tours in Tsitsikamma.	Hiking: Robberg Peninsula or the Mouth Trail in Storms River.	Museums: The Outeniqua Transport Museum in George.