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Everything and more: from golfing to whale watching
Offering everything from fynbos to elephants, there’s a lot to see and do and each stop offers something unique. We've split up the Garden Route into four distinct sections: The Whale Route, Route 62, Garden Route Safaris and The Coastal Route. In reality they overlap to a certain degree. There are literally hundreds of guest houses and B&Bs to choose from along the Coastal Route, so we've split the Coastal Route into: Wilderness & George, Plettenberg Bay and Knysna.
If you don't find anything that takes your fancy then contact one of the experienced Rhino Africa Travel Consultants who will be able to offer further advice and recommendations.
Route 62
Route 62 meanders its way between Cape Town and Oudtshoorn. Route 62 is the inland alternative to the Garden Route and passes through the Karoo's many beautifully preserved 'dorpies' (little towns) on its way.
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Whale Route & the Overberg
The Overberg includes a stretch of beautiful and varied landscapes, extending from the Hottentots-Holland Mountains in the west to Swellendam in the east. In the north it reaches as far as the Riviersonderend Mountains and in the south it includes a spectacular coastline - including the Whale Route, which provides great opportunities for whale viewing.
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Garden Route Safaris
Combine some time on the pristine beaches of the Garden Route with a malaria free safari at one of the conveniently located lodges along the Garden Route.
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Wilderness & George
Wilderness is a quaint town nestled at the base of the Outeniqua Mountains. This idyllic patch of coastline is known for majestic sea views and remarkable natural landscape.
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Plettenberg Bay
Portuguese sailors named it Bahia Formosa, meaning Beautiful Bay. This was too exotic for subsequent settlers who renamed it Plettenberg Bay. This has too many syllables for subsequent locals who call it 'Plett'.
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