Visiting:
Cape Town
Oudtshoorn
Knysna
Tsitsikamma.
Port Elizabeth
6 Days / 5 Nights
From R22500
per person
Garden Route
Itinerery
Day 1
Cape Town - Cape Agulhas -Outshooring
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Join your local tour guide and start your journey.
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Travel through Sir Lowry’s Pass to Grabouw and Elgin with a pitstop at a farm stall for local products.
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Continue to Cape Agulhas, Africa's southernmost point where the Atlantic meets the Indian Ocean, and visit the historic Cape Agulhas Lighthouse.
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Sample port-style wines in Calitzdorp before reaching Oudtshoorn.
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Enjoy an overnight stay in Oudtshoorn with local delicacies like Ostrich Steak.
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Total distance covered:
550 kilometers.
Day 2
Oudtshoorn
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After a leisurely breakfast take a tour of the spectacular limestone caverns of the Cango Caves, one of the world’s great natural wonders, sculpted by nature through the ages.
Afterwards, enjoy a wine tasting at a local wine estate in the scenic Schoemanshoek Valley.
Return to Oudtshoorn for a fun-filled interactive guided tour at a working Ostrich Farm.
Overnight in Oudtshoorn.
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Distance travelled today:
90 kilometers
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Day 3
Oudtshoorn - Knysna
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After breakfast, travel over the Outeniqua Pass to George.
The tour travels via Wilderness, an attractive holiday resort, to Knysna, known as the oyster box of South Africa.
Journey into the magical Knysna Forests (weather & road conditions dependent), the stamping ground of the elusive Knysna elephants.
Discover and Enjoy a delicious lunch en route of traditional cuisine and local treats.
Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast & Lunch]
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Distance travelled today:
170 kilometers​
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Day 4
Knysna
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Today you’ll have the opportunity to further explore the natural beauty of the Garden Route. Visit Monkeyland Primate Sanctuary.
Well known for its efforts to rehabilitate and free previously caged primates. The experience directly advances UN Global Goal 15: Life on Land.
The tour continues to Eastern Head, where you will enjoy views of the Knysna Heads (weather permitting)
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Travel to Brenton on Sea. The remainder of the afternoon will be at leisure.
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Overnight in Knysna. [Breakfast]
Distance travelled today:
110 kilometers
Itinerery
Day 5
Knysna - Tsitsikamma
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Travel to Plettenberg Bay,for a visit to the Birds of Eden sanctuary, the biggest single free flight aviary in the world. A portion of the trip price of this MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience goes towards protecting genetically pure species of various Taxa in a semi-wild state and holding the seeds of these Taxa for future reintroduction into the wild. The experience directly advances UN Global Goal 15: Life on Land.
Our journey continues to Bloukrans Bridge, the highest single-span arch bridge in the world, currently offering the highest commercially operated Bungy Jump in the world.
Visit the Tsitsikamma National Park and Storms River Mouth (weather permitting). Spectacular sea and landscapes, a remote mountainous region with secluded valleys covered in mountain Fynbos and temperate high forests with deep river gorges leading down to the sea.
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Overnight in the Tsitsikamma area. [Breakfast]
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Distance travelled today:
100 kilometers
Day 6
Tsitsikamma - Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)
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Head eastwards along the Tsitsikamma Forest to Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), affectionately known as the “friendly city”.
Enjoy a city orientation tour of Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), where the tour ends on arrival at approximately 13h00.
Guests may disembark, on request, at Chief Dawid Stuurman Airport.
[Breakfast]
Distance travelled today:
185 kilometers
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Inclusions
Garden Route Tour includes
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5 nights Accommodation
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5 Breakfasts
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1 Lunch
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1 Dinner
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Transportation in air-conditioned vehicles
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English-speaking tour guide
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Entrance fees specified in the itinerary
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Bottled water on the vehicle
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Rates
2024 RATES valid:
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01/01/24 - 30/04/24 & 01/10/24-31/12/24
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R 20 530.00 per person sharing twin/double accommodation
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R 22 990.00 per single person
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01/05/24 - 30/09/24
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R 19 975.00 per person sharing twin/double accommodation
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R 22 335.00 per single person​
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