Garden Route Tourism Information Directory offering stunning Accommodation, gorgeous Places to Eat as well as marvellous Experiences. Simply touch the screen and flick that finger to explore the entire Garden Route of South Africa.

This special area includes towns such as Mossel Bay, Oudtshoorn, George, Knysna, Storms River as well as Plettenberg Bay to the east. Also Riversdale, Still Bay, Gouritsmond, Albertinia, Hartenbos, Great Brak River, Victoria Bay and many more.

Find your kind of place to sleep – self-catering, Bed & Breakfast, 5-star hotel, or bunking in a dormitory. Some like it simple and cheap, some like it smart and expensive and some go for something in-between. Find your perfect accommodation right here!

Spread all over the Garden Route are some of South Africa's best restaurants and bistro's, formal and informal, expensive as well as moderately priced. Also various taverns serving local products, pubs, steakhouses, pizzerias, coffee shops cafés and fast food or takeaway restaurants. Many of these eateries have liquor licenses so you can enjoy a glass of wine or beer with that special seafood meal or local cuisine. Find that special intimate little bistro for that special occasion in this directory.

The Garden Route is one of the most exiting, as well as beautiful parts of South Africa for tourists to explore. It offers a large variety of adventure activities on land as well as in the water for the adventurous and brave to choose from such as skydiving and sand-boarding. There are numerous safe white sand beaches along the Garden Route coast boasting Blue Flag Status.

Drive to some of the various game farms, where you can go on a game drive, see white lions or walk with the elephants. Visit the Cango Caves, ostrich farms, many historical places and museums, such as the Dias Museum in Mossel Bay. See the life size replica of the Dias Boat on display and take a stroll on the deck. Visit the wine and olive estates as well as the gin and rum distilleries and taste their products.

Garden Route Tourism