We had a great time on the tour. Our guide shared lots of interesting information about ostrich farming and made sure we were having fun. We also had the chance to feed them and play with baby ostriches. There’s also a restaurant serving ostrich dishes and a nice souvenir shop.

What a great experience! From the moment we arrived, we were greated with welcoming smiles and excellent service. Tour is very interesting - we thought we knew about ostriches but there was so much we learnt! Our guide, Hermes, was very knowledgeable and entertaining, and took the time to ensure everyone got an opportunity to capture unique photos or videos. Easy walking, safe parking, lovely spot to have a drink under the trees before the tour and an interesting gift shop to finish off afterwards. Great value for money - would highly recommend (and not just for international visitors). Thank you so much for an awesome time!

Great farm. Good food and nice tour from the guide Jonathan. Learned a lot about the oistriches.

Beautiful animals , we learn a lot about them Nice experience, highly recommended

Great experience. Jonathan's background explanations were really instructive! Thanks.

As a bird lover it was a very special highlight to get a tour on this beautiful show farm. Jonathan was absolutely amazing and gave us detailed information with a big sense of humor and rare inside information. The tour was well organized and to interact with these big beautiful animals was absolutely fantastic.

If you like ostriches, go there! Samantha was our guide and she was really good in explaining everything and making the tour interactive rather than just talking. Great farm!

Fantastic experience. Great tour guide. Lovely place. Clean and well maintained tractors that you ride on. Its a must for a family outing. Also not expensive to visit and enjoy. 100stars for all involved.

★★★★☆ Interesting experience, but expected a bit more It was a nice visit to the Safari Ostrich Farm and definitely interesting to learn about the history of ostriches in South Africa — especially that they originally came from Asia. The tour was informative and well-organized by Samuel and seeing the birds up close was a unique experience. However, I expected a bit more in terms of interactivity or size. Still, worth a stop if you’re in the area and curious about these fascinating animals.

Nice experience. We get a guided tour of the farm in a tractor trailer , while the guide gave us explanations about ostriches. There is a big space where the birds are sitting, a small exchibition and a shop and a restaurant where we ordered ostrich stake. There is a big parking place, in the yard. There is a schedule of groups visits. You can buy food in the shop and feed the ostriches directly from the car.

I became fascinated by ostriches after seeing them on the roadside during a previous trip to Botswana, so when we were driving the Garden Route we made a small detour to visit Safari Ostrich Farm. We went on a tractor tour led by a friendly, outgoing guide who made the experience fun and informative. Afterwards, we got to feed the ostriches and learned more about them. The shop was also really good, with plenty of unique and interesting souvenirs. The manager/owner of the farm was incredibly friendly and accommodating, especially when our transport was delayed - something we were very grateful for.

Great place to see, feed and learn all about ostriches. Partly walking partly on the back of a tractor trailor. Knowledgeable staff and well organised tour. But use up your feed ( which you can buy for 5 rand) on the tractor your. The ostriches will come up to you to eat, very messily. Great opportunity for photo or videos up closer. Great information about ostriches which I won't spoil here, but you will be surprised and even amazed. Just could do with a bit more guidance for guests in how and when to use the feed.

Enjoyable and informative tour to Safari Ostrich Farm. Didn't know a lot about Ostrichs but after the guided tractor tour into the paddock and museum with Bronwin we came out knowing a lot more. Make no mistake, Ostrichs are HUGE! Only when they run up to the tractor and tower over you do you get an idea of their size. They are inquisitive birds but feed them at your own risk! I bought a bucket of food for R5 and they came running to eat. Their coordination isnt so great and in their frenzy one bit my thumb (im ok), food went everywhere and another snatched the bucket by the handle and out of the tractor it went. We drove slowly through various paddocks then got out to walk and see emus and ostriches from the safety of behind fences. We finished up in a museum showing various anatomy displays, incubators, leather and feather making processes. Bronwin was great! He had a very easy listening voice and was very knowledgable. There is a large giftshop onsite selling a wide variety of goods including ostrich leather articles, painted eggs, egg lights etc. The cafe onsite has light meals and ostrich biltong for sale. See cafe review for food review.

Excellent tour guide. Tour by tractor driven carts to see different breeds of Ostrich. Then walking tour finishing in incubator house. On site toilets and dining and cafe.

The museum was nice to visit. A bit expensive though. Interesting to see and read all the history regarding Oudtshoorn. There was definitely "something" (or "someone") else in one of the rooms.

We had quite an adventurous trip to Oudtshoorn, enduring misty conditions on our drive through Robinson Pass, which obscured the scenic vistas, but we pressed on. Our stay at The Old Mill Lodge, just outside Oudtshoorn, left us thoroughly impressed, with the soothing sound of the river and the stunning natural beauty around us. The next morning, brimming with energy, we ventured into Oudtshoorn and were, despite the persistent rain, immediately captivated and enthused by the charming old sandstone buildings that lined the streets. It promised to be an incredible experience and indeed it was.

Very informative museum located in the first high school in Oudtshoorn. The museum has displays from the San era to arrival of settlers to apartheid years and independence. Displays are well documented. Emphasis is on the years of the various "Ostrich Booms".

Very interesting museum has a lot of exhibits. Hopefully more people visit this museum and bring it more support. I was surprised that there is an entrance fee, but I do accept also that in this day and age it takes a lot more money to keep the doors open.

The stars are for the excellent museum content only. Lacklustre staff, absent curator. We went on National museum day and there was nothing done to celebrate the day. We were the only visitors for the whole of the morning. Couldn't receive info on Friends of the museum, even drove back next day trying. Staff needs to be reminded there's more to keep a museum alive than some outings to schools and a speech competition. The right staff appointed could make this a golden must visit for tourists.

One of the best Museums in South Africa. With a very accommodating Museum Secretary Roschida opened up another old House for as on a Saturday afternoon after 2! Very dedicated and helpful staff. We'll marked and categorised items all in English. Exselent!

Lazy staff, absent curator, DIRTY. The place smelled and needs urgent cleaning. Most of the rooms and the old school hall was locked. We reported the issues but received a VERY rude answer back from the museum manager. AND BTW THEY ASK R100 for no tour, no engagement at all.

Professionally run, nice landscaping, easy paths and above all, a wonderful guided tour to learn more about the animals. Our guide Jonathan is enthusiastic and friendly. I chose the Leopard encounter and it was very special. Never saw a leopard so close before and she looked very pleased and healthy. Do support this ranch and the good work they do.

Cango Wildlife Ranch, Oudtshoorn What started as a pleasant morning turned into an unforgettable wildlife adventure at Cango Wildlife Ranch. My family and I chose the self-guided tour option, which gave us the perfect pace to truly absorb the breathtaking scenery and immerse ourselves in learning about each fascinating species. Despite it being a quieter day at the ranch, this actually enhanced our experience. The peaceful atmosphere allowed us to connect more deeply with the animals and their stories. The absolute highlight was our lemur encounter – an experience that exceeded all expectations. Our guides were exceptional: knowledgeable, passionate, and incredibly well-prepared. They shared captivating insights about lemur behavior, dietary needs, and the ranch's outstanding commitment to animal welfare and conservation. What impressed me most was witnessing firsthand how well-cared for all the animals are. The dedication to their wellbeing was evident throughout our visit. The ranch is wonderfully family-friendly, offering something for everyone. The kids can enjoy the playground, while the adults appreciated browsing the gift shop and enjoying a delicious meal at one of the two on-site restaurants. Cango Wildlife Ranch delivers an perfect blend of education, conservation, and pure joy. Highly recommended for families seeking a meaningful wildlife experience!

We had a wonderful experience at Cango Wildlife Range. The enclosures are well kept and the staff do their best to make the visitors feel comfortable as well as the animals. A special thank you to our amazing tour guide, Themba!!!

The Cango wildlife ranch is a beautiful place with friendly staff that really provide an extraordinary experience. They not only share the beauty of the animals & nature, but take a pleasant interest in their guests. The tours and Curio shop is prestine and the restaurant has delicious food on the menu. I recommend giving the Ranch a visit as highly. Thank you Cango Wildlife Ranch. Keep up the good work.

The tour was nice,not that wow but ok. Not alot of information on the animals for a adult.On the other side,the kids loved it and they've enjoyed the kids play area.Im my opinion the Ranch are well maintained,clean with no bad smells.Will definitely visit again when my kids are bigger.

Overall great family experience. The staff goes above and beyond to provide a good experience while putting animal welfare first. They also serve as an animal sanctuary so we were happy to spend our money there. Pricing is very affordable anyway. Special shoutout to Jowellen and Matthew who assisted us during the wildlife encounters and were very professional and knowledgeable. Our tour guide Runicka was so sweet and fun. Our kids (8 and 3yo)loved it, definitely would come back. We happily adopted the leopard Nanji.

Cango Wildlife Ranch is an absolute gem and a must-see destination for anyone visiting the area! The experience was nothing short of amazing, with the highlight undoubtedly being the thrilling crocodile cage diving – a once-in-a-lifetime adventure that left us in awe. The service was exceptional throughout, and we received outstanding assistance from a gentleman at the till at Monsoon Restaurant. His warm demeanor and professionalism truly stood out, adding to the overall fantastic experience. Even the car guards were incredibly friendly and welcoming, creating a positive and safe atmosphere from start to finish. From the breathtaking wildlife encounters to the impeccable service, Cango Wildlife Ranch exceeded all expectations. Highly recommended for tourists and locals alike – it’s a destination not to be missed!

Most beautiful & clean beach in mosselbay! Definitely the best sand😅 water temp is great for a morning swim

A bit cold still, but beautiful, clean and tranquil.

What a lovely beach. The water was warm and waves were actually very big. Lifeguards on duty and the nets are wide and far out enough not to feel cramped in the space. Had a great day. The beach has showers and toilets.

Awesome view of the bay area including some whales & dolphins. Sunrise was the best view of the day! Nice clean beach & has safety nets to keep the swimmers safe. Would definitely want to visit there again!

Toasted sandwiches were tiny, and seriously overpriced! Not pet friendly. We had to order a take away, took ages even though it was early morning and they only had a handful of customers. Think it came with 10 chips,possibly less. Just an all around disappointment for a visitor from Cpt, where you expect to pay more for less. But that's not the case.♡cpt I can see the appeal to Santos in terms of location. It's a pity, we were very excited and hopeful for a good experience.

A very nice beach, not the most idyllic one but it is very nice overall. The sanitary facilities are free and clean, the beach is clean, there are several good places to get food or drinks... Very very good public beach, I would definitely recommend going there when visiting Mosselbaai.

One of the cleanest beaches I've seen in a while. Calm water, not for surfers, but great for small kids. Water was clean and warm. Great little kiosk right there selling snacks, delicious draairoomys (softserve) and takeaway food. The Santos Express is right there for a bigger meals or drinks and so is one of the oldest beach pavilions with great architecture and a restaurant.

5/5 Stars - A Must-Visit for History and Art Lovers! The Diaz Museum in Mossel Bay is an absolute gem! My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our visit. I was particularly captivated by the impressive collection of paintings and the intricately detailed ship models, which truly bring the history of maritime exploration to life. It's a wonderful place to spend a few hours immersing yourself in the rich heritage of the region. Highly recommend for anyone looking for an engaging and informative experience, especially if you appreciate art and historical artifacts!

It was fantastic. Loved the curio shop. The history and the well maintained Aquarium. Overall a wonderful experience after many years. Kids also loved it.

We visited the Bartolomeu Dias Museum in Mossel Bay and really enjoyed it. The grounds are spacious and beautifully maintained, and the exhibits are well presented. We especially loved the shell museum and the life-size replica of Dias’s caravel — both are fascinating and worth seeing. The museum offers a great mix of history and natural beauty, and it’s easy to spend a few relaxing hours exploring. The only small downside was that the ladies’ bathroom didn’t have toilet paper, but otherwise everything was excellent. Definitely worth a stop if you’re travelling the Garden Route — a well-run and interesting museum with lots to see and learn.

I was very pleasantly surprised by this museum. From the outside, it looks quite unassuming, but there’s so much more than meets the eye. Inside, everything is neat, well-maintained, and thoughtfully presented. The maritime museum is packed with fascinating information, and the shell museum was an unexpected highlight—with a fun mix of aquarium exhibits and display cases showcasing an incredible variety of shells. A great experience overall!

The Diaz Museum is situated at Mossel Bay, great collection and very rich in history. If you like the history, this is place you must visit.

Not too badly priced to enter. Very well maintained with an additional aquarium and shell exhibit. Beautiful gardens and very educational. Well worth a visit. Id highly recommend coming here

Enjoyed our visit to the museum! Lots of information available, however feel this a opportunity missed. There are so much more that can be done to make the museum more interactive and maybe add a “show” factor to it. It is a stage screaming for a production and the facilities are there, it should just be made use of! But overall a great visit for history lovers!

It’s a beautiful hike. Definitely best to do it at spring low tide. There are plenty rocks to navigate. I wouldn’t suggest doing it barefoot. The rock pools are amazing. The water was crystal clear. One beach is covered with the most gorgeous pebbles. Not suited for young kids.

Beautiful coastal hike along stunning cliffs! Follow the little white bird drawn on the rocks along the path. My partner and I started at the lighthouse in Mosselbay, ended at the pinnacle golf estate club house and took a taxi back. It took us ~3hrs. Apple Watches recorded ~10km. Important: Towards the end of the hike you will have to cross through the golf estate. It’s fenced in but they let hikers pass before 4pm. Make sure to be there on time, otherwise you’ll have to hike back … Make sure to wear appropriate shoes, sunscreen and a hat. Also, keep an eye out for dolphins!

Beautiful hiking trail! Stunning view! Gorgeous cliffs and caves and rocky coast line. Path is not very tough. You can easily hike. Even my 4yrs old daughter hiked with my help.

We did the full 13.5 km starting at Dana Bay. It’s easier to get a taxi from Mossel Bay than to get a taxi to pick you up in Dana Bay, so start your hike in Dana Bay and hike towards Mossel. Do the whole trail or part of it, but don’t miss this hike if you’re in the area. It’s amazing and one of the most beautiful trails in her world!

What an incredible scenery. Really worth the hike. Take enough water. Clearly marked with bird sign. Once you are at the security gate you will enter the golf estate and will sign in. It is 9km all the way to the pinnacle clubhouse if you start at the light house. The trail really got scary at pinnacle point when we had to walk on the edge of the cliff. We also had to duck and dive for the golf balls. Some of the bridges steps are broken and not attended to. We also did not see alot of bird signs while going in the estate. The clubhouse offered ice cold drinks, which was lovely. We got a bolt to take us back to the hotel.

An amazing hiking trail with spectacular views of the wild ocean. It is a 13.5km hike between Mossel Bay point to Dana Bay which takes around 5 hours to complete. There are some climbing and uphill areas with a total elevation gain of 425 meters. The trail was mostly well marked. There are no shade so recommend to do the hike early morning or on cloudy days. Loved the experience and will definitely do it again.

I only did a small part of the hike near the lighthouse which is close to the town and parking lot. It’s a nice trail with cute little rabbit like animals along the trail. There is also a cave at this part of the trail introducing some history. You can also see the zip lining here.

We spent 4 wonderful days on the farm. The accommodation was excellent. Beautifully appointed cottage. Good quality linen and a very comfortable bed. The food we ate at the Red Shed Restaurant was excellent. There are so many activities to do on the farm. What a pleasure to visit such a well organized and pristine farm. We can't wait to return. An absolute gem!!

We had a lovely time with our two grandsons. Lots of fun things for them to do. The garden is beautiful and the service at the restaurant was very good. The food was good value for money. It is well worth visiting this gorgeous venue.

I attended the berry festival in October and had the best time! Irresistible craft market, the largest hedge maze in Southern hemisphere (was a dream come true) and of course, fresh strawberries and exceptionally yummy food all round. Lots of activities for kids, young and old, albeit the individual ticket prices can add up fast. Ample parking, but unfortunately someone in our party had their car hit-and-run and the parking attendants and organisers were dismissive.

If you ever visit George, you need to visit the Redberry farm. There's so much activities for the kids to do, such as a great Maze trail, train rides, picking strawberries and so much more as well as opportunities for adults to unwind and enjoy themselves too. There's a variety of Restaurant options with their own unique menu's and drinks to choose from

Awesome place to take the kids, pick some strawberries and ride on the mini train and bumper boats. Lots of awesome food options. An On the move office is also quite nice.

We never stayed there,but popped in for some strawberries and visited the shop which had so many nice goodies to purchase! Definitely a place to spend some time. Many things to do for the kids and adults.

Farm where you buy a plastic pot and head to pick strawberries, a kind lady will measure the amount of strawberries where you can wash and eat directly. Gift shop where you can buy clothes or cups. Small area for kids to feed rabbits and hamsters. A restaurant with strawberries dishes. A shop to buy farm products and food. A beautiful place to spend a lovely time.

The picnic spots. The toilets and the parking areas are all super clean. The views are out of this world, amazing, beautiful and awesome.

Most beautiful, spectacular pass on the N12 between the towns of Beaufort West and De Rust. The pass is a gateway that connects the Little Karoo and the Great Karoo through a gorge with a 25 km road crossing the same river 25 times in the span of the 25 km. Many picnic spot area with toilets. The biggest picnic spot is where the walkway is to a waterfall. Well worth the walk.

How magnificent this piece of our beautiful country is!

The most fascinating geological site in SA! Such rich history as well. Even the fauna and flora full of surprises.

A beautiful place to drive through if you love rock formations, cliffs and waterfalls. Absolutely spectacular. Photographs don’t do it justice.

The waterfall is a must do for families

Magnificent mountains and well maintained road. A road trip you will never forget.

Hidden beauty, many zip pass but truly a wonderful short stop. A short walk from the car park to the falls. Facilities includes bathrooms and an information kiosk.

A short stop to enjoy the freshness of the waterfall (although not necessary in winter). Some stairs to climb, but all in all easily accessible. You might want to go in the afternoon, it gets quite cold in the morning and there is not a lot of light as you can see.

Shortest hike to a waterfall ever, the incline isn't too bad. Absolutely beautiful and quiet. I was a solo adventurer and I felt safe! People come to collect fresh water and it's quite a beautiful process

Absolutely beautiful I thought the waterfalls in Mpumalanga were awesome but I was blown away by this waterfall in WC

Beautiful Gem of a place. Lots of parking, and easy to enter from both directions when driving. Ready walk up to the waterfall, climbing of a few stairs. And once at the waterfall it is very slippery. The water is always cold but so refreshing and a must do. Beauty in nature.

Very beautiful and kept so clean. Loved it!

This waterfall is absolutely amazing! Short little hike up some stairs, across, down some stairs. Very safe and well maintained. The bathrooms were spotless and very spacious with flowers and ample soap. The waterfall itself as you can see in the pictures is absolutely breathtaking! I would most certainly go again!

The transport museum is a treasure trove of history, showcasing a vast collection of vehicles and artifacts that highlight the evolution of transportation over the years. With free entry, it's an excellent destination for families and individuals interested in learning about the past. *Highlights of the Museum:* - *Diverse Collection*: The museum features an impressive array of exhibits, including railway locomotives, airplanes, and vintage cars, providing a comprehensive look at the history of transportation. - *Interactive Displays*: The museum offers interactive displays and activities that cater to both children and adults, making it an engaging experience for all ages. - *Clean and Tidy Facilities*: The museum's facilities are well-maintained, ensuring a comfortable and enjoyable visit. *Suggestions for Improvement:* - *Retired Tour Guide*: Having a retired tour guide or a knowledgeable staff member in the field could enhance the experience, providing visitors with insightful commentary and anecdotes about the exhibits. - *Additional Interactive Elements*: Consider adding more interactive elements, such as simulators or hands-on activities, to further engage visitors and make the experience more immersive. - *Outeniqua Transport Museum*: Located in George, South Africa, the Outeniqua Transport Museum showcases a collection of steam locomotives, carriages, and vintage buses and cars, providing a glimpse into the country's transportation history ¹ ². Overall, your transport museum is a valuable resource for anyone interested in learning about the history of transportation. With its free entry and engaging exhibits, it's an excellent destination for families and individuals alike.

What a well-rounded Museum, touching on almost all major types of transport. I'm not much of a train enthusiast, but I really found the train displays very fascinating. The classic car section was more up my alley with some really stunning cars on display. There is also a small section covering aviation and maritime transport as well. And best of all....it's Free to enter! Definitely worth a visit.

A hidden gem. It definitely could use little update and some new lights because it's quite dark inside. Still really cool to see all the old trains and cars. There's not many free activities these days so that's a bonus.

Definitely worth a stop and on the main route thru George, much larger than expected and very interesting vehicles focusing on trains however also classic cars and busses.

What an amazing visit! So educational, rich in history. Definitely worth a visit!

Fantastic indoor exhibits. However, the outdoor exhibits are in a very poor condition due to neglect and a lack of maintenance. Still worth a visit though.

Lots of nostalgia - Definitely worth a visit. The museum is impeccably clean and well maintained.

The shape of land is interesting. You need to pass gravel road at the final section but very easy road. There are not many people here. To me, the place for paragliding was much better. It is just in front of Map of Africa and the view is great! But that site is private property. When I went there, the gate was open. But need to check it

Views are the same as the rest of the places I visited, so is it worth the drive and the time? I would personally say no. There is a lady who is there as an unofficial commentator expecting tips.

Really beautiful sight to enjoy the freedom of picturing the Map of Africa or a crocodile head. Well worth the drive to this viewpoint. And not far from it, paragliding on your own or with an instructor.

Gorgeous views. I couldn’t see the map everyone is talking about, must be my lack of imagination. Nonetheless, absolutely gorgeous views. Fun to watch paragliders take off with beautiful ocean views on the other side of the hill.

Got there around 16:30 as the last people were leaving. Wish we could've stayed longer but there was a dodgy character hanging around that kept approaching us. Despite that, the view is breathtaking. Best advice would be to go in a group.

Stunning views of the forest and mountains. On the other hand, you get the ocean view. Best of both worlds. It's free. However, you drive a bit on gravel road for a few km.

Beautiful views and did paragliding

We liked to hike in here. The path was well maintained. But it was crowded and we had to pay a big entrance fee. We like to contribute, but it was overpriced. Robben berg is so much cheaper. And in the george Mountains, it's even free with many more opportunities.

Great experience, fresh air walks with the kids, the trail is beautiful, well seen walk way, slippery parts especially crossing over the streams so definitely need good shoes going on this. Overall the family time spend and nature explored is well worth it. And the waterfall a definite must see.

Very nice accesible walk under the tree canopies. Long sections have a boardwalk. Lovely sightings of birds.

Beautiful forest untouched and unkempt...a bit too unkept.. The benches and walkways looked like it had not been cleaned in weeks

Can’t beat the views!! Windy as hell however we loved it 😻

The place is very well organized. Very beautiful. However, not much activity to do but you can enjoy a good picnic there. Very clean toilet. we did the boat riding, and the most thing that I appreciate is that they were very considering and flexible to our accommodate out request of having a short ride for 40 minutes instead of one hour and half and they gave us a reasonable discounted price. We enjoyed the boat trip very much.

The waterfall area is beautiful, with many large pools perfect for swimming in the heat! The hike concludes with quite a lengthily boardwalk in the trees which is great for spotting birds at eye level and generally getting a nice viewpoint down to the river. The “hike” (more of a walk really) was really easy and I would recommend it to people of all ages and abilities. The only reason it got 4/5 stars is the sheer amount of litter around the waterfall. (More than I could carry back in my small hiking bag)

We arrived early so parking was not a problem. When walking into the market we were greeted by the delightful music and singing of a local group, authentic Cape sounds and lyrics. The stalls have high quality artisan food, produce and baked goods at affordable prices. Cash is rewarded with discounts but card machines were available at most stalls. The venue is pet friendly with lots of people walking with dogs on leashes. The food stalls provide delicious meals prepared fresh and very quickly. A definite MUST as an outing.

It's a very busy, bustling market, if you like that sort of thing. There were a lot of vendors, as well as a large selection of food stalls to choose from, although the wait times were quite long. We enjoyed a tasty sweet and sour chicken pie from one of the stalls as we walked around. Beautiful selection of freshly cut flowers, herbs and plants for sale. Loved seeing all the paragliders as well!

Wild Oats Community Farmers’ Market in Sedgefield is a delightful experience for anyone visiting the Garden Route. Located just outside Knysna, this Saturday morning market is a must-visit for foodies, nature lovers, and anyone looking to soak up the local vibe. The market is open from 10-2 pm every Saturday, but vendors start packing up around 1:30 pm. **The food stalls are open from 10-12 pm** The market is well-organized and offers a wide array of fresh, locally-sourced produce. From organic fruits and vegetables to free-range eggs, artisan bread, and homemade cheeses, the selection is impressive and showcases the region’s dedication to sustainability and quality. The farm-to-table ethos here is evident in every stall. One of the highlights is the food section, where you can enjoy a hearty breakfast or pick up delicious snacks. Whether it’s freshly brewed coffee, warm pastries, or indulgent pancakes, there’s something to satisfy every craving. Beyond food, the market also features handcrafted items, plants, and flowers, adding to its charm. The friendly atmosphere is enhanced by the local vendors, who are happy to chat about their products and offer samples. The outdoor setting, surrounded by trees and greenery, makes it a peaceful and relaxing outing. It’s family-friendly, with ample seating and a vibrant buzz that reflects the community spirit of the Garden Route. Overall, Wild Oats is more than just a market—it’s a cultural experience. Whether you’re there to shop, eat, or simply enjoy the atmosphere, it’s a highlight of the area.

Well known for excellent and varied Artisan food and delicious type delicacy. The cheesecake from the garden of Aiden is truly "Simply the best" Go early and hungry.

A really fun morning with so much to see taste and explore. Definitely a bit of an institution in the area and well worth adding to any trip. Plan on spending the whole morning here into the early afternoon. It’s great that the market is a no smoking no vaping zone so it’s not a chaotic eat at and it’s super dog friendly with designated areas for seating with dogs and others for no dogs. A very busy market well attended but not overcrowded at all and easy to find a spot to eat. We particularly liked the stall holders listing of what they were about with badges depicting if they were local or if the producer was at the stall etc… Well worth supporting m!

Large variety of fresh produce & foods to choose from. And your furry friends are most welcome 😀

Great oysters Value for price is amazing 😍 Yummy and will come back again

Didn't actually go to the market as they are only open on Saturdays but it looks like it could be a very nice one. Venue very clean and pet friendly

This store openly displays racism. One of their wooden signs says “DISCOUNT is a place in CHINA”, which is blatantly offensive, discriminatory, and completely unacceptable. Such a sign is not “funny” — it is racist and disrespectful to an entire nation and its people. For a business to put this up shows a shocking lack of awareness and sensitivity. I strongly urge the owners to remove this racist sign immediately and reflect on the harm it causes. Customers deserve to shop in a place that promotes respect, not xenophobia. Until this is addressed, I cannot recommend this store to anyone.

Popped in here for a Craft Beer tasting and an amazing 14hour Slow Cooked smoked Beef Brisket on a Panini (Their Speciality meal that is prepared by the owner) and we left feeling like part of the family. Great friendly service with plenty of smiles. A definite "Must experience" when in the Sedgefield area.

Stunning place! Had the best strawberry beer there - A must try. Amd the little bakery makes the best chocolate donuts, huge pretzels and sourdough breads. A very nice little play area too for the kids. Would absolutely reccommend !

Great market on Saturdays in Sedgefield. Interesting art and friendly people. A perfect way to spend a morning on the garden route.

A refreshing stop on our way past. I enjoyed an omelet and a coffee. Toilets are clean. It was quite muddy at the entrance due to rain the previous night.

The thing that first attracted me to the Scarab market in Sedgefield was the vibrancy and energy of the market. There used to be stalls at the entrance and stalls scattered around, open and inviting. It was what I call organized chaos, like nature it flowed and I enjoyed meandering around the vibrant market spending my money. But unfortunately this time I noticed that the "vibe" was gone. There were no stalls in front of the building. The stalls were boxed up in straight lines. It felt to me like a military base camp. Cold linear and too structured. The vibrant energy gone. It kind of left me feel cheated out on my spending spree and adventure. I had no interest in staying long. I really do wish the vendors success in sales and business. Sadly I have no desire to go back there. It's completely lost it's energy and vibe.

The Featherbed Eco walk with lunch did not disappoint. Even the overcast weather couldn’t put a damper on the afternoon. It starts with a 20min boat ride across the beautiful Knysna Estuary with interesting and entertaining commentary provided by our guide - Colin. The buffet lunch at the Featherbed restaurant was delicious with a full selection of meats, veggies, salads and deserts - drinks are not included (no cash accepted). We were shuttled up to the top of the reserve with a 60-70 min walk down to the cave (time depends on how many times you stop to take photos, and there are so many beautiful spots) Colin our Guide was not only extremely knowledgeable on the history and nature on the reserve but was also very patient with our all girls group 😁. The views throughout the walk are breathtaking and the photos don’t do it justice. All the Featherbed staff are amazing and I highly recommend this experience if you are in Knysna. We booked online and prices vary depending on the day and season. We paid R550 per person (midweek) and ticket prices includes everything except drinks and staff tips.

Great experience, a wonderful family day out. Very friendly and helpful staff.

Thank you to Maurice and the team for a wonderful half day out to the Nature Reserve. Lovely welcome, informative boat journey and drive followed by a wonderful walk through the reserve. We then stayed for the buffet lunch with was excellent and plentiful. One tip - take your swim stuff. There is a great little beach by the beach bar you can swim off. It isn’t mentioned in their description it well worth knowing on a sunny day!!

Beautiful 2.2 km hiking trial (easy). They take you by boat to the starting point where you meet up with a truck and the truck takes up the hill, so the hike is all downhill with spectacular views. They provide walking sticks, but the route is very easy so the sticks are not really necessary. You end with a one-hour buffet lunch. My husband enjoyed the warm calamari dish, whereas I preferred the cold calamari salad.

The most beautiful nature reserve I have ever been to!From the mainland you are taken to the reserve by the tour guide on a ferry. The lunch was amazing and the mountain top views are breathtakingly beautiful

This was absolutely amazing . The whole experience from the ferry to the buffet lunch was great. You take a ferry from the Harbour to the west head . Upon arrival you take a 4x4 trip the top of the west head stopping at a few spots for fantastic photo opportunities. Then you walk down ( 2.2km ) alongside the mountain back to the main house where you are served with a 5 star buffet lunch . The walk down is not hard at all . The entire adventure has a scenic view from start to finish and the buffet lunch was easily the best I have ever had with a big variety of food choices. I would recommend this to everyone when they visit Knysna . Definitely worth every penny ... A must do ...

This was an amazing outing and experience. The boat trip across the lake to the nature reserve, the drive up the mountain and the awesome 2.2km scenic walk back to the boat. Quick drink and food and back to the mainland. 3 to 4 hours trip. Totally worth it and we will do it again. Thanks for this awesome experience.

A very rewarding drive through an excuisite landscape. Worth the effort!

What an adventure! It's scary with tight hair pin bends, narrow dirt/rocky road that needs some patience when passing on-coming cars. But.... the scenery is stunning! Any car with good tyres (and good brakes too) will be fine. I was fortunate from the start when a lovely couple found me parked at the side of the road deliberating whether to proceed or take the longer tarred road. They said just follow them which gave me some comfort and confidence as a solo traveller. It is just so beautiful although eyes stayed mainly the road! Only managed to get a few photos. Been on the Swartberg Pass which is also beautiful but even more scary. As one goes down towards Knysna the scenery changes to lush green forests and the road gets easier to navigate. One thing to watch out for is locals who know the road and tend to drive rather fast.

Take the scenic route but not for the faint hearted, especially when its raining. Beautiful unspoilt scenery.

Absolute beautiful piece of road. Definitely a must to go there with adventure vehiecles.

Amazing scenery! It's a narrow, unpaved road, so best do it slowly and in good weather. Mount your 360 camera outside and record the trip, it's worth it!

we had a beautiful day driving tru the pass. great xperience!! one of thomas bains best work. his dry-wall technique are outstanding. the pass were well maintained & we drove in a polo & icon. Just hav to do this trip again

Road is slippery very narrow be cautious hoot in blind corners however views are fantastic

Incredible opportunity to interact with elephants up close. A 45 minute experience includes a short tractor ride to the elephants. You can buy a bucket of food to feed them and then pose for some photos. The guides are very friendly and helpful. It is most definitely worth a visit

We enjoyed taking this picture. It was so much fun! The elephants are majestic animals. Loved being able to feed them and take picks with them! The fact that there were washbasins to wash our hands were a nice touch! The kids immediately ran to the play park after we finished with the elephants. Well worth a visit.

What an absolutely amazing experience at Knysna Elephant Park! Truly a once in a lifetime experience getting to be up close and personal with some of Mother Nature's most beautiful and majestic creatures. My wife and I truly had a magical time getting to see, feed and walk alongside these gentle giants. Definitely a core memory for us both and one that we can't wait to share with our kids one day too. The work this park does is so important and we are glad we could be involved too. What an experience.

Knysna Elephant Park is absolutely extraordinary and you do get to walk with the elephants, we got to feed them and literally have a close-encounter. The Knysna Elephant Park (est. 1994) and is as brilliant today as it was then... Highly recommend this wonderful family park...

It was an awesome experience. When I got there, the kids were busy feeding the elephants. It was also great to see the cabins in which people can sit and watch the animals while sitting in the comfort of their cabins - especially at night when the animals are relaxed.

I had the best experience at the Park, the staff was very welcoming and helpful. Everything was done efficiently and the briefing video really simplified things. My highlight is the interaction I had with the Elephants, I will forever cherish that moment. Their restrooms were very clean. The food from the restaurant was warm, fresh and delicious. I will visit again.

It's an amazing place to visit and pretty much a must to put on a list. To see this animals up close is fantastic. Afterwards, they have a really nice cafe with an cozy open fire, nice if the weather isn't 100%.

Such beauty Incredible scenery to take in, and good birdlife. The hike is incredible, although slightly challenging in places, so make sure you're wearing decent shoes. The beach is awesome and the island is well worth a visit. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience here, even if it was just for an afternoon

Great place to hike. Definitely plan to do the big hike (min. 4 hrs.). Hike is not really complicated but you have to climb over rocks so I would rate it as mid to hard. You can see (and smell) the seals and also the great scenery. One of the best hikes we did in South Africa. We also saw a lot of dolphins and a whale (unfortunately far away but you can see them). The shark watcher also said he saw a big white shark a week before our visit.

Another beautiful place which is a must visit. Got to see live and dead seals, comorants and a dead whale on the beach. Its a bit of hike and we need good shoes with proper grip to walk on slippery rocks.

One of the most beautiful short length beach trails I have seen. I grew up in South Africa bit somehow never made it here till I returned with my wife on our honeymoon and I do reregt not gisitomg this part of the country sooner. If you are in Plett, I would suggest doing this, even of only the shortest trail.

GORGEOUS views. We did the mid-sized trail and it was intense already - some difficult pieces along the way, but nothing impossible. Keep following the signs and you should have no problem. If you can, go with impermeable shoes all closed because of the sand. The seals are easy to hear and spot, but binoculars make it easier. It’s amazing, you will love it.

Amazing views!!! We did the full hike to the point saw so much beauty. I recommend you bring plenty of water and something to eat if you're going to do the long hike.

An amazing hiking trail! I would say it’s more of an intermediate-level hike, with breathtaking views along the way. The untouched, virgin beaches felt like part of a dream. My boys especially loved spending time there—they even created a fun character called “PEPE”, complete with multiple defense systems to protect him from the wild, crashing waves. It was such a memorable and adventurous experience!

A very well guided experience of the monkey sanctuary. Interesting to find out that the monkeys own the land that they roam around in. The whole setup and experience is nice and you get to come close to a lot of the monkeys during the tour. The tour is guided so you’re not free to roam around and last about and hour. Would recommend as an alternative activity if you’re in the area. Overall would recommend.

Amazing experience for the whole family. The tour guide was well informed. He showed us each Monkey in retrospec of differences. We enjoyed the tour thoroughly and will definitely visit there one day. It was an absolute highlight on our vacation. Thanks Monkeyland.

What a special experience, getting to walk amongst these adorable monkeys in their natural habitat. Listening to the sounds of nature, seeing the monkeys at peace and living free was a really rewarding experience. The fact that they have been rescued and rehabilitated is also such an important cause, and one that we should all get behind. You can get involved and reclaim their land by paying for a block of land - each piece helping to extend their home. Such a worthwhile visit and one my wife and I would suggest to anyone visiting or staying in Plettenberg Bay.

Informative and interesting visit to Monkeyland. We saw Gibbons, Langurs, Lemurs, Capuchin Monkey, Howler Monkey, Spider Monkey, Vervet Monkey. The animals have healthy food buffets setup for them around the trail. I'm not a biologist so am not sure of the implications of housing this many monkey species freeroaming in the same area that would never cross each other's paths in the wild as they live on different continents. The widowed and childless female Gibbon was very sad to see. She looked despondent. Unfortunately our guide became preoccupied with retrieving a pair of prescription glasses stolen by a monkey from a person in a previous group. He warned us he was going to throw a rock near it to get it to drop the glasses. A rock about half the size of a cricket ball was pegged at the monkey. I thought it was going to hit it. The monkey took off further up the tree. We stood several times for minutes at a time alone while he went back to try again, making the tour very disjointed. The glasses werent even for anyone in our group so we had no vested interest. The glasses were not retrieved. The pitch on arrival to buy a 1m3 patch of land in trust to the monkeys would probably be best served at the end of the tour after we have seen the park. It is hard to commit to something (even a small donation such as this) without experiencing the facility first. At the end we were taken back a different way and nowhere near the gift shop and reception area and I'm sure some people would have donated then. We much preferred our visit to Birds of Eden next door. Quite expensive for a 1 hour tour.

Had a great time seeing the monkeys freely roam around, as they do in the wild. Enrico was a great host and provided us with a lot of information! Thank you for all the work you do for these lovely creatures ❤️

We thoroughly enjoyed our zany and educational experience at Monkeyland. Our guide Ralph was very knowledgeable and indulged all our questions. It was so fun and relaxing walking throught the forest and see the monkeys get into all sorts of hijinks - including a near successful theft of my water bottle! Some of the monkeys are very cheeky. A must-do in the region!

I loved Monkeyland! Walking in the forest with monkeys all around was amazing. The guide was great and the suspension bridge was so much fun

Loved Birds of Eden! We were taken around by 20 year veteran guide Eric. The aviary is enormous and the birds truly live in paradise. They can freely fly, have plenty of space and water, seed and fruit buffets setup for them in many places. Our tour lasted just over an hour. The landscaping is stunning, so much greenery, a waterfall, suspension bridge. We saw many species of bird including natives to South Africa - my favourite being the Turaco. My all time favourites the Macaw were also there in blue and yellow and scarlet varieties were also here. Flamingoes, scarlet ibis, geese, egrets, lovebirds - all here. You can buy a bird identification book at the gift shop for only R20. The birds you see on your visit will vary because the aviary is so huge. Reminded me a lot of KL Bird Park in Malaysia - all Birds of Eden is a lot more expensive. I wish we could have had lunch at the cafe overlooking the lake but our visit was very early in the morning. Bonus - resident cat that lives in the female bathrooms.

The most incredible experience we've had in South Africa so far! Give yourself AT LEAST two hours to walk through and be amazed. I can't say enough about it: here's a few thousand more words, in pictures! Many of the birds are so accustomed to this no-touch sanctuary that they feel completely comfortable posing for close-up photos. Unforgettable!

The overall experience was great.. Happy to have supported this institute. My only dissapoint was that they were not stocked with their booklets that describe the bird species they had.

This is our second visit to Birds of Eden. Of all the sanctuaries near Plett, this one is very special to me. Something about the large dome enclosure, the variety of birds and the lush greenery made for a calming nature experience. We will be back again.

Place is a paradise of tranquility & a must visit when in the area for exotic & normal bird/nature watchers/lovers. Even though a part was under construction, it was still wonderful to get to see all sorts of birds & moving between them. The staff was very friendly. Will most definately visit it again.

Birds of Eden was an unforgettable highlight of our trip! The aviary is enormous, with well-maintained and comfortable walkways that wind beautifully through the trees. Along the way, we were treated to some stunning views and an incredible variety of fascinating birds. This isn't a place to rush through—it's best enjoyed at a leisurely pace, allowing time to wander slowly, observe, and appreciate the birds in their naturalistic habitat. Highly recommended!

Absolutely stunning! Very well maintained, beautiful natural area with waklways and a variety of birds. Highly recommended, well worth the entrance fee!

Tenikwa is a excellent place for family bring kids to visit. My little girl really enjoyed to vist Tenikwa. Tenikwa is a non- profit wildlife animals place, there is a wildlife hospital to rescued so many animals, and also adopted some of them if they are not suitable to live at wild anymore. The tour guider is really nice and to introduce all animals to our family, and educating kids how to save the environment.

Tenikwa Wildlife Rehabilitation & Awareness Centre is a truly remarkable place that highlights the humane and compassionate side of wildlife conservation. It provides care for animals that can no longer survive in the wild, such as lions, cheetahs, and other endangered species. Injured animals are treated and, if possible, released back into their natural habitat. Those that cannot return to the wild are given a safe and supportive environment within the center. One of the most impressive aspects of Tenikwa is how close visitors can get to the animals, all under the guidance of knowledgeable and passionate guides. We were fortunate to be accompanied by Davison, who made the experience truly exceptional. Even better, our visit happened to coincide with feeding time, so we got to witness cheetahs and other wild cats being fed—a rare and unforgettable sight. By purchasing a ticket, you’re not just enjoying a unique experience—you’re also directly supporting the center’s mission to care for and protect wildlife. It’s an experience that combines education, conservation, and awe-inspiring encounters with nature. A visit to Tenikwa is absolutely worth it.

Doing wonders for animals big and small. Lovely guides and enthusiastic staff. Good to raise awareness, they can use your visit to continue the good they are doing for all animals.

Our entire experience at Tenikwa Wildlife Centre was amazing. From arrival to departure, we were made to feel welcome and felt that the friendly staff went out of their way to make our experience feel memorable. Sleeping in the self catering eco-cabin amongst gorgeous fynbos, just meters away from the lions, was the most wonderful unforgettable experience. We felt their presence the entire time - even in the middle of the night, when they blessed us with their goosebump-generating roars! We so enjoyed unwinding on the little porch, having a cup of coffee in the morning listening to the birds, or enjoying a glass of wine in the evening, just taking in the night time sounds and experience, and reconnecting with nature. Be prepared for an early morning wake up call from the lions – no need for an alarm clock! You’ll want to record their gorgeous guttural sound – it’s a really humbling experience to experience up close. How wonderful to be able to see the Lions from every angle. Just being in their presence was the most incredible experience we have ever had. Kuluma and Mkulu sat and “chatted” with us up close and personal at the fence a few times – and having never been so close to Lions before, this was quite a soul-stirring experience. They really are just spectacularly beautiful. The guided tour around the sanctuary was fantastic. Our beautiful photographs will be treasured. Zwelakhe the Leopard was a gorgeous model, and we have captured stunning mischievous Meerkat moments. All staff were super professional, yet laid back enough to make you feel so welcomed and relaxed. We travel and adventure often in our beautiful country, and were struck by how much the staff at this centre genuinely love their animals, telling us little stories of their antics, and sharing their personality traits and quirks with us. The sanctuary itself is so beautifully maintained and most importantly all the animals had ample space and they looked really healthy and happy. This sanctuary was developed to treat and home (if absolutely necessary) rescued wild animals that have been injured or for other reasons are unable to survive on their own in the wild. We were shocked to hear that Tenikwa often deals with over 200 injured animals a month in their animal hospital. It is an absolute credit to the amazing owners that they have dedicated their lives to this worthy work. Knowing that our booking contributes in some small way to this important cause, I could not recommend it any higher. We didn’t have tine to indulge in the Spa treatments on offer at the facility, but took a tour of the Spa centre – and will make sure we include this in our itinerary next time. If you haven’t put Tenikwa Wildlife Sanctuary on your bucket list yet, we recommend that you do.

What a truly amazing experience as a manager of backpackers able to tell the guests all about the wildlife rehabilitation centre truly amazing 😍 And it did rain on us a few time but it was truly amazing thank you...

If there’s one place on this holiday that truly moved me, it was the Tenikwa Rehabilitation and Awareness Centre. From the moment we arrived, it was clear just how deeply Mandy, Len, Keri, Alex and their team care for every animal they look after. Their dedication isn’t just something you see — you feel it. We weren’t able to see the animals currently being rehabilitated, as they wisely limit human contact, but that only made the experience more meaningful. We were privileged to meet the lions, cheetahs and the many other varieties of wild cats who, for various reasons, cannot return to the wild. And it wasn’t just the big cats — the sanctuary is also home to an incredible range of other animals, including meerkats, penguins, tortoises and a huge variety of birdlife. Being surrounded by so much life and hearing each animal’s story was deeply humbling. We were shown around by Msizi and Zama, whose knowledge, warmth and respect for the animals added so much depth to the experience. Our stay was just as special. The accommodation was spotlessly clean and wonderfully comfortable. Spending a night in one of the lion cabins was an experience I’ll carry with me forever — drifting off to sleep with the sounds of the sanctuary around us felt truly magical. Breakfast the next morning, prepared by Precious and Davidson, was made to order, beautifully cooked, and such a great start to the day. A recent addition to Tenikwa is their wellness centre, where we enjoyed a fabulous massage by Josephine — a perfect way to unwind. I wholeheartedly recommend a visit to this remarkable non-profit organisation. It will touch your heart, and our support helps sustain the extraordinary, compassionate work they do for some of the world’s most vulnerable animals.

A wonderful, informative and transparent wildlife sanctuary. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and the grounds are very well kept! We left with new insight into the work that goes into conservation, and the meaning behind a TRUE wildlife sanctuary. Their motto rings true: “Come with an Open Mind, Tread with a Lighter Step, Leave with a Change of Heart”... A worthy cause to support when in the area.

Nature's Valley Rest Camp offers a truly serene escape into nature, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The lush surroundings, peaceful atmosphere, and proximity to stunning trails and beaches made it a perfect getaway. The staff were friendly and helpful, ensuring a warm and welcoming experience. While we loved the camp, a few areas could benefit from some maintenance to enhance the overall experience. However, this did not detract from the charm and tranquility of the place. We look forward to returning and seeing how this hidden gem continues to improve!

We stayed at the electricity-included camping site. Sizes vary, but ours was large enough for a caravan, a small trailer with a rooftop tent, and 2 large vehicles. Some sites are smaller, but all are equally beautiful - deep in the bush, a little wet and cold (probably more the season than anything), but all around very nice. Bathrooms are also clean and well kept.

Camp sites are not swept clean and there is no dustbins. There is 220v connection points at some of the stands. The ablutions is fantastic and clean, there is a fully equipped kitchen with fridge and a fully equipped laundry. Lots to do with kids.

What a place for peace and quiet. I've already booked my next stay. It was raining cats and dogs the day we visited but even that was an experience worth doing again. I loved it. Waking up to the abundance of bird life, monkeys,baboons and bush buck. Definitely worth a visit. Even if its just a day visit.

We were greeted by a very friendly receptionist - Jamaima. She really went out of her way to accommodate us. Thank you. The location of our chalet were perfect. The view was simply stunning, tranquil and very romantic. Incredible birdlife. As far as the chalet is concerned. The layout with the deck is great. I think SANParks can use some of their profit to plow back into the chalets. They do need maintenance inside and outside.

I would never leave! It is quite basic but very well maintained. Staff are incredible, and the location is just gorgeous.

We camped and it was great. Toilets, laundry and wash up facilities were clean and operational. There are also fridges and freezes. As far as camping goes it was 💯

A real thrill – fast, fun and surprisingly well organized This bungee jump is a real thrill. At first you might feel like things are a bit chaotic because the team is also having a good time and the vibe feels like a party. But in the end everything is well structured and clearly organized. They double-check everything, take photos of all the safety steps and make sure you’re properly secured. The whole process goes quickly and with a relaxed energy. Before you even realize it, you’re already jumping. The actual jump is intense – especially the moment when you’re all set and just waiting to be released. That feeling stays with you. All in all, definitely something to try if you’re looking for a serious adrenaline rush. But think twice – it’s not for the faint-hearted.

The place was absolutely beautiful and the view was incredible. I couldn’t do the bungee jump because I had a really bad muscle cramp in my leg, but we sat there, watched our friends do it, and the vibes were amazing. According to all our friends who tried it, the jump is super safe and they loved every second of it. We also had coffee with an incredible view and took some really nice photos. Overall, definitely worth the visit — even if you’re not jumping!

I had an absolutely amazing experience at Bloukrans today.Almost didn't tick off this bucket list item because of fear BUT the staff were very friendly & encouraging & helped me see it through.They made it the best experience for me from the beginning to the end.Thank you Lee-Anzo & John & the rest of the team. Team work makes the dream work. THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

The staff and atmosphere are absolutely fantastic! Everyone is warm, professional, and makes you feel completely at ease from the moment you arrive. If you’re hesitating—don’t. This place is truly amazing!

We watched the Bloukrans Bungy from the restaurant, and it was clear that the jumpers had a fantastic time. The Bloukrans Bungee is an absolutely unforgettable experience! The team is professional, energetic, and makes you feel safe and confident every step of the way. Whether you’re a thrill-seeker or just ticking something off your bucket list, this is a must-do adventure in South Africa.

My first bungy jump and I couldn’t ask for more excitement! Absolutely professional staff and they also have fun! Recommend everybody to do the zipline and hangout as well as the jump. Great price also, I would absolutely do it again!

The bungy experience is truly amazing. The process runs smoothly and the safety is guaranteed at all times. The staff is very fun and friendly. I have not booked online in advance and was lucky to get a spot. Arrive ca. 1h before your intended jump time.

The correct distance from the Oceanettes (last accomodation on the Western side) is 2.7 Km’s to the Waterfall and 2.7 km’s back. That is where the “track” start, to that point it is a paved road. Also see a beautiful cave on the way to the waterfall. Next time we will do a day trip to picnic at the Waterfall.

The hiking trail to the waterfall offers beautiful views of the coastline and waves. A very good experience.

The waterfall was not too big when we got there, probably not much rain before. The trail itself is just extraordinary fun to walk. Challenging at times it's just a pure joy to walk.

Super hike to get here. Some of it has stairs built, but much of it involves scrambling across boulders while you consider if you're even heading the correct way. The signs suggest it to take 3-4 hours to hike to and to start the trail no later than 14:30, but we started late, rushed the trail and managed to complete the round trip in 2 hours (6km total), including a 15 minute dip in the red water at the end. The waterfall itself wasn't so impressive, but the water it provided was lovely to swim in.

Fantastic experience. This hike is not for beginners and is extremely technical. The swim at the waterfall was a well deserved reward. One of the most beautiful hikes I have done.

The waterfall definitely was not the highlight...but we loved the hike!!! The landscape was beautiful and the trail was a bit tough at times but we totally enjoyed it!!!

First day of Otter trail. 6km walk from camp there and back. Took us 3hours with a great swim in the pools at the waterfall! Absolutely Still!