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Surrounded by warm-water lagoons, sandstone cliffs, and dense forests, Knysna is one of the most popular towns along South Africa’s renowned Garden Route. The coastal town welcomes tourists with a blend of natural beauty, quaint accommodations, seafood restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Plus, the estuary’s oyster farms provide the chance to indulge in fresh oysters while cruising the lagoon.

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Surrounded by warm-water lagoons, sandstone cliffs, and dense forests, Knysna is one of the most popular towns along South Africa’s renowned Garden Route. The coastal town welcomes tourists with a blend of natural beauty, quaint accommodations, seafood restaurants, and outdoor adventures. Plus, the estuary’s oyster farms provide the chance to indulge in fresh oysters while cruising the lagoon.Come to Knysa for a relaxing beach vacation, an adventure-packed getaway, or a chance to experience South African culture. For the classic Knysna experience, take an oyster cruise through the lagoon and sample fresh oysters while learning about the area’s oyster cultivation and economy. To explore more of the town and coastline, join a guided cycling tour that enables you to see more than you could on foot. Just outside of town, you can explore the forest, visit a township, and admire wildlife at a sanctuary.Knysna’s idyllic location along the Garden Route makes it a popular stop on multi-day tours of South Africa. You can spend a day in Knysna on a tour that also includes highlights such as Tsitsikamma National Park, Addo Elephant National Park, and the Cango Caves.<ul><li>Knysna attracts seafood lovers and beach vacationers.</li><li>Stay overnight to give yourself enough time to experience the highlights of Knysna.</li><li>Make advance reservations if you visit during the busy season (December–February).</li><li>Knysna has many wheelchair accessible and Wi-Fi enabled accommodations and dining options.</li></ul>Located along N2—the major coastal route between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth—Knysna is easy to reach on a group tour, hop-on hop-off bus, or independently by car. If you want to avoid the hassle of driving, book a group tour that includes round-trip transportation.While Knysna can be visited in any season, summer (December–March) is typically busiest. Spring (September–November) is the best time to visit if you are hoping for moderate temperatures, fewer crowds, and colorful displays from fynbos, the vegetation associated with the Cape region. To spot whales, visit between June and December. The annual oyster festival is hosted in June.If you are traveling to Knysna, be sure to make time to visit the surrounding attractions along the Garden Route. Nearby coastal favorites include Plettenberg Bay and Jeffreys Bay (known for surfing), while just inland of Knysna you can visit Oudtshoorn and explore the ancient Cango Caves. Nature-lovers should not miss Tsitsikamma National Park, Addo Elephant National Park, and the Birds of Eden free-flight aviary.

Trails, waterfalls, and wildlife draw visitors to lush Tsitsikamma National Park. Set along South Africa’s scenic Garden Route and spanning 50 miles (80 kilometers) of coastline, the park stretches from the mouth of the Storms River to Nature’s Valley. Embark on various adventures here, from a multi-day hike along the Otter Trail to one of the world’s highest bungee jumps.

Tsitsikamma National Park

Trails, waterfalls, and wildlife draw visitors to lush Tsitsikamma National Park. Set along South Africa’s scenic Garden Route and spanning 50 miles (80 kilometers) of coastline, the park stretches from the mouth of the Storms River to Nature’s Valley. Embark on various adventures here, from a multi-day hike along the Otter Trail to one of the world’s highest bungee jumps.Tsitsikamma National Park’s natural scenery, combined with its convenient location along the Garden Route, makes it one of the country’s top outdoor adventure destinations. The expansive park can be explored by bus, bike, kayak, and on foot via tours that take you to highlights such as the Storms River Gorge and the Bloukrans Bridge.The park also can be visited on multi-day tours of the Western Cape that include adventure activities in Tsitsikamma National Park along with other attractions, such as Addo Elephant National Park, the wine country, and surfing in Jeffreys Bay.<ul><li>Popular trails include Otter Trail, Suspension Bridge and Lookout Trail, and the Strandloper Cave and Waterfall Trail.</li><li>There are lodges, campgrounds, and restaurants located within the park.</li><li>Book your excursions in advance to avoid activities selling out.</li><li>There is an entrance fee to enter the national park.</li></ul>Conveniently located just off the N2, Tsitsikamma National Park is about a 3-hour drive from Port Elizabeth and a 6-hour drive from Cape Town. You can reach the park by car or join a tour that covers round-trip transportation to the park.To avoid the crowds of vacationers that flock to the coast during South Africa’s summers (December–April), consider visiting in the spring (September–November). Not only is the park less crowded, but you can see the wildflowers and fynbos, the vegetation most associated with the Cape region, at their most vibrant. From June to October, you also can spot migrating humpbacks and southern right whales.Known as the top trek in South Africa—and one of the best in the world—the Otter Trail lines 28 miles (45 kilometers) of rocky coastline, beaches, and cliffs. Most hikers take three to five days to complete the route and rustic huts offer accommodations along the way. If using, book the huts in advance to ensure a place to stay. You also can hire a shuttle service to simplify the logistics of the one-way trip.

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