This tour is designed with both the adventurous and the more leisurely traveler in mind. An unforgettable journey through the country's most visually spectacular regions, exploring the natural wonders of South Africa.

Day One - Hout Bay to Swellendam
Begin a scenic drive around the Cape. Visit Hout Bay and the Cape Fur Seal colony on Duiker Island, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point, Boulders (Penguins) and lunch in Simonstown. Drive along the N2 to our night stop at Swellendam, continuing to the Bontebok National Park in the foothills of the Langeberg Mountains, the traditional home of the Bontebok.

Day Two - Ebb and Flow Nature Reserve
In the Southern Cape tranquil lakes, unspoiled estuaries and lagoons merge to create one of South Africa's most scenic areas.
Drive along the coast past Mossel Bay to arrive at the Ebb and Flow Nature Reserve on the Touws River. A 1km boardwalk, ideal for bird watching, curves along the banks of the river. The giant Kingfisher Trail is a 7km roundtrip rising through a dense forest of indigenous trees.

Day Three - Knysna Lagoon
We take the twisty, old Knysna - George road through the indigenous forest to arrive at Knysna. One of the jewels of the Garden Route is the Knysna Lagoon which is fed daily by nutrient enriched waters from the INdian Ocean and the Outeniqua Mountains. It's a remarkable eco system, a mosaic of sandy shores, reef beds, mud flats and salt marshes. A pleasure cruise on the Lagoon.

Day Four - Knysna Heads
Standing guard over the narrow entrance of the Lagoon are the famous, spectacular Knysna Heads of which the best views can be enjoyed from the end of the road skirting the eastern edge.
Arguably the most beautiful part of the Garden Route, between Knysna and Keurbooms Lagoon. We take the Kom-Se-Pad scenic drive through the magical world of ferns, monkey ropes, yellowwoods, ironwoods and stinkwoods. Over 155 tree species are found here, the home of the Knysna Elephant. Return to N2 and continue down the Groot River Pass to Natures Valley and the Storms River Mouth. We spend the night there where you can enjoy a dinner in one of the restaurants (at own expense).

Day Five - Otter Trail
The Storms River has a magnificent gorge. Several short walks have been laid out in the vicinity of the Storms River Rest Camp. One of the most popular is the "Mouth Trail" with the views of the deep gorge, another recommended ramble which follows the Otter Trail to the Waterfall with its magnificent pool - an ideal place to swim.

Day Six - Addo Elephant Park
72km North East of Port Elizabeth is the Addo Elephant Park. The park is home the only foot and mouth free Buffalo population in South Africa. Another rare species enjoying protection in this park is the Black Rhino along with Lion which were reintroduced into the park.