GARDEN ROUTE &
EASTERN CAPE

On the Cape's east coast, the Garden Route awaits you - a visual feast of forests, rivers, beaches, cliffs and lagoons, with plenty of excellent resorts from which to enjoy it all.

Prefaced by unspoiled Stillbaai to the south, and starting with historic Mossel bay, the garden Route is the picturesque, evergreen stretch of holiday heaven where the N2 highway follows the coastline fairly closely. Taking in the tranquil settlement of Hartenbos, and passing through George (the chief business town on the route), you will crest Kaaiman's Pass to be met by the unforgettable sight of the Wilderness beaches stretching out below. Between here and Knysna, further north, with the mauve Outeniquas as a backdrop, is the unique "Lakes District" a system the mauve Outeniquas as a backdrop, is the unique "Lakes District" a system of fresh and salt water lakes a seagull's cry from  the ocean, and home to a wealth of bird life. 

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Thanks to stringent conservation measures, this unique environment can be enjoyed in all its unspoilt glory by visitors to Sedgefield and other nearby resorts.

Knysna, where resorts dotted around the vast Knysna Lagoon have failed to disturb its tanquil beauty, is a delight. North of Knysna lies Plettenberg Bay, holiday haunt of the rich and famous. Leave "Plett" and you enter the Eastern Cape proper where delightful holiday towns like Jeffreys Bay, Port Alfred and Beacon Bay outside East London are the  ideal bases from which to explore the coast and country areas. The Eastern Cape's eastern seaboard and interior make for an unforgettable holiday.

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