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The Crags in 1 day

If you only have 1 day to spend in The Crags, we’ve narrowed down the top places you should check out to get the best experience of your time here.
The Crags, near Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route, offers a mix of dramatic coastal scenery, indigenous forests and mountain views. It’s known for wildlife and conservation attractions, including sanctuaries for birds, primates and big cats that can be visited on guided walks. Adventure activities such as hiking, canopy tours and horse riding are popular, and nearby farms offer wine and local food tastings. Its rural setting provides a quieter base while still being close to beaches and other Garden Route highlights.
With favorites like Tenikwa Wildlife Rehabilitation & Awareness Centre, Elephant Sanctuary Plettenberg Bay, and Peppermill Cafe Plettenberg Bay, we’ll make sure you don’t miss out on all the must sees. We even included some of our favorite food spots around the area, like Peppermill Cafe Plettenberg Bay so you can get the best taste of The Crags while you’re here. To see our full list of food recommendations, check out our best restaurants post. If you're traveling on a budget, you can check out our cheap eats post.
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Day 1

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With only 1 day to squeeze in as much activities as you can, we strategically grouped the must-sees, Monkeyland and Birds of Eden with surrounding point of interests to make sure you don’t leave The Crags without getting the most bang for your time. Combining the average time spent at each location and traveling time in between, it should fill up about 8 hours of your day.
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Monkeyland

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4.5
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Nature & Parks
Animal rescue service
Wildlife rescue service
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Monkeyland is a sanctuary offering guided tours to observe free-ranging primates such as capuchin monkeys, lemurs, and gibbons. The knowledgeable and entertaining guides make the experience worthwhile. Visitors are advised to attend feeding times for optimal viewing opportunities but should be cautious of blue vervet monkeys. Unfortunately, the restaurant is not recommended due to poor service from rude and lazy waitresses who prioritize their phones over customers.
It‘s not a „zoo“. This is you as the guest in THEIR habitat. They decide on their own if they would be visible or not. Magic places and really nice monkeys… shy ones, discreet ones… and gangsters. Perfect also for children. Will be a guided tour to protect guests- AND monkeys. ;-)
Jurgis P — Google review
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.
James D — Google review
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.
Askmonique S — Google review
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.
Chad P — Google review
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.
Timeshare C — Google review
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 ❤️
Rebekah H — Google review
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!
Karolina P — Google review
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
Bothainah A — Google review
Portion 11 & 12 of Kirbywood Farm The Crags, 6602, South Africa•http://www.monkeyland.co.za/•+27 44 534 8906•Tips and more reviews for Monkeyland
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Birds of Eden

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Bird watching area
Nature & Parks
Animal protection organization
Zoo
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Birds of Eden is a free-flight sanctuary that spans over 5 acres and boasts more than 200 bird species. The area is covered by a massive mesh dome, allowing visitors to enjoy self-guided walks while being surrounded by birds in their natural habitat. The wooden walkway takes guests from the root level of tall trees all the way up to the treetops and ceiling of the dome, providing an amazing experience.
Expect a Jurassic Park experience, but without the dinosaurs. It’s quite impressive with the numerous bird species that have the freedom to fly within such a large enclosure—one of the biggest in the world. I recommend purchasing the species identification guide for an additional R20. The walkways are sturdy and safe, with benches available for resting if needed. Unfortunately, the pathways are not wheelchair-friendly unless you're prepared for a rugged journey. Take your time, and don’t rush; let others pass who may be in a hurry. To make the most of your visit, allow yourself between one and two hours for a self-guided tour. The amphitheater was closed during our visit, probably due to maintenance upgrades. There is a restaurant near the exit, so you’ll need to complete the route to be able to enjoy it. If you’re a serious birdwatcher, I recommend avoiding visits during peak holiday seasons and weekends, as it can get quite crowded—but the birds won’t mind! Overall, it was a very enjoyable experience. I suggest that management consider offering overnight accommodations in a jungle-style setting; it would be unforgettable to wake up with all those birds greeting the dawn. Don’t forget to spot the flying fox—you might just get lucky!
Pierre W — Google review
Birds of Eden is a breathtaking free-flight aviary, home to a stunning variety of birdlife thriving in a beautifully designed, well-maintained environment. The conservation work here is truly inspiring, and the passionate, professional staff enhance the experience. Tickets were easy to purchase on arrival, and we loved exploring at our own pace—no guides required. The 1km scenic boardwalk, with a mix of stairs and accessible paths, winds through lush habitats, peaceful sitting areas, and diverse bird species. The serene lake at the end, teeming with waterbirds, was a delightful surprise. Every turn revealed new bird species flying freely, making for an unforgettable experience. We even spotted a few duikers! The on-site café and shop were great stops for refreshments, with generous meal portions. Well worth the admission price, this sanctuary is a must-visit for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts. Take your time, soak in the beauty, and enjoy an unforgettable wildlife experience. Highly recommended
Rajesh Y — Google review
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.
Timeshare C — Google review
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.
Alicia B — Google review
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.
James F — Google review
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!
Melissa G — Google review
Such a beautiful place! I saw bird species I’ve never seen before in my life—flamingos were definitely my favorite :) 🦩🌸 It’s right next to Monkeyland, which was also super fun. When getting tickets, you can actually buy a combo for Birds of Eden, Monkeyland, and Jukani Wildlife Sanctuary—worth keeping in mind, it’s a better deal. But honestly, we didn’t really enjoy Jukani that much… not much to see there.
Ceren T — Google review
Absolutely stunning! Very well maintained, beautiful natural area with waklways and a variety of birds. Highly recommended, well worth the entrance fee!
Buks E — Google review
Portion 11 & 12 of Kirbywood Farm Animal Alley The Crags, Plettenberg Bay, 6602, South Africa•http://www.birdsofeden.co.za/•+27 44 534 8906•Tips and more reviews for Birds of Eden
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Elephant Sanctuary Plettenberg Bay

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4.3
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Nature & Parks
Wildlife and safari park
Nature & Wildlife Areas
We really enjoyed our visit to the Elephant Sanctuary in Plettenberg Bay. It was an unforgettable experience for me and my family, walking hand in hand with the elephants and getting so close to these gentle giants. The staff were very friendly and explained everything in a simple and interesting way, which made the visit even more enjoyable. Feeding and interacting with the elephants was truly special, and my kids absolutely loved it. A memorable family experience that we highly recommend to anyone visiting the area.
Shadi B — Google review
It was my first time having an interaction with an elephant or even seeing one. I understand why people love them so much. The staff were amazing they made us feel welcomed ☺️ I definitely wouldn't mind going again.
Puleng T — Google review
One of a kind experience. A must visit place. Staff is very nice, professional and knowledgeable about their animals. Lloyd, our guide, was an amazing person. He knew his trade. Other caretakers were equally amazing and knowledgeable.
Muhammad S — Google review
A fantastic park for up-close encounters with elephants. The guides are friendly and incredibly knowledgeable — by the end of your visit, you’ll know each elephant by name: Thandi, Nandi, Thato, and Keisha. To make your visit even more special and connect with the elephants, be sure to buy a basket of vegetables at the counter — they’ll love being fed by you!
Nthabiseng M — Google review
A wonderful experience and a real highlight in the area. Fortunate to have had the experience to get up close with these wonderful animals.
Theuns J — Google review
We would definitly recommend this to everyone. Not only is it very informative but an amazing experience to be upclose to such big animal! The guide and handlers are very friendly amd goes the extra mile!
Christelle E — Google review
Amazing experience!!! It was our granddaughter's Birthday. The staff made her day extra special. We purchased our tickets at the Plettenberg Tourism Office at a discounted price. The experience was well worth the price. The guides are very knowledgeable and friendly.
Dawne J — Google review
Once in a time expirience, worth it every minute. There's no price to stay so close to these amazing animals and even to touch and interact with them.
Anderson S — Google review
Animal Alley, The Crags, Plettenberg Bay, 6602, South Africa•https://www.plettenbergbay.elephantsanctuary.co.za/•+27 44 534 8145•Tips and more reviews for Elephant Sanctuary Plettenberg Bay
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Tenikwa Wildlife Rehabilitation & Awareness Centre

4.6
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4.8
(2071)
Non-profit organization
Nature & Parks
Wildlife rescue service
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Tenikwa Wildlife Rehabilitation & Awareness Centre is a non-profit organization that offers lodging, tours and experiences to visitors who can observe various big cats such as lions, leopards and cheetahs. The center aims to raise funds for the rehabilitation of injured wild animals, although visitors are not allowed to visit these facilities due to safety concerns. The knowledgeable guides provide valuable insights into the conservation efforts at Tenikwa, making it an educational experience for those interested in wildlife conservation.
A wonderful experience. Knowledge and friendly guides take you up close to the big cats. There's penguins, meerkats and more. This wildlife centre is focussed on the rehabilitation of animals that have been unwell or mistreated. There's a small cafe to enjoy a drink or snack. Recommended
Simon M — Google review
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.
Carrie W — Google review
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.
A Z — Google review
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.
Allard H — Google review
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.
Louise R — Google review
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...
Debbie R — Google review
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.
Christine S — Google review
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.
Robin L — Google review
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Where to eat

Even the most seasoned adventurers need a break to chow down some food. Close to Elephant Sanctuary Plettenberg Bay, these restaurants are about a 10-minute walk away.

Peppermill Cafe Plettenberg Bay

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4.5
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$$$$affordable
Restaurant
The Peppermill Cafe in Plettenberg Bay is a great spot for a meal, offering a wide variety of dishes from pizzas to burgers, ribs, and chicken. They also have an impressive selection of beverages including craft beers and gin on tap. The friendly staff and owner provide personal and attentive service. Visitors rave about the Eisbein and pizzas, as well as the delicious salads and chocolate cake.
We had breakfast there twice on our trip. The service is excellent and the eggs Benedict the best we had all trip. Our kids really enjoyed the playground, and the staff are super friendly.
Rick C — Google review
Lovely place and staff. The food was really good. My husband ordered a pork which was great, my fish and chips were only okay. I would return and recommend.
Júlia S — Google review
Excellent coffee spot near Monkeyland and Birds of Eden! My husband and I loved the pizza and the cappuccino — both were absolutely delicious. The owner was incredibly sweet, and we felt very welcomed. The place itself is beautiful and cozy, making it the perfect stop after exploring the nearby attractions.
Michelle K — Google review
Great place to stop for lunch. They make really great pizzas but have a large variety of other dishes from burgers to paninis, ribs and chicken dishes. There is also a great selection of beverages including craft beers and gin on tap. Friendly staff. Food arrived hot and within good time from ordering. Friendly owner.
Craig W — Google review
One of the best restaurants I’ve been to. We usually don’t go back to a place often but found ourselves here like five times. The salads are perfect and the chocolate cake is really good. They have a great breakfast menu too!
Allie — Google review
What a great meal the Eisbein was magnificent and can highly recommend it🤩 the pizzas 🍕 were also great. Cold beer on tap really tops off an all round great experience. Very personal and friendly service directly from the owner. Great food, cool vibes give it a go!
Daryn L — Google review
We were there on a quiet day, so not many people to give a vibe. You can sit inside or out. We encountered several staff, all were really helpful and friendly. Food portions were very generous.
Audrey P — Google review
This is by far one of the most special restaurants that I've ever visited! It looks humble upon first glance, but as you spend time there you realize how extraordinary it truly is. The staff were incredibly nice and helpful! They were always smiling and enthusiastic about being there. Then the food was absolutely exquisite! From the taste to the plating, everything was perfect. Extra care was added to presentation with flowers on the salad and placement of the food on the plate. The side salads were a treat on their own, with a perfect dressing pre added and a great variety of different leaves and veggies. All ingredients were fresh and the sauces and spices were memorable. The meals were also super filling as the chefs were very generous. The manager was walking around and checking in. They didn't have the pita for the veggie burger, but instead of insisting we order something else, they presented us with a delicious veggie wrap with the same ingredients. Do yourself a favor and visit the Peppermill :)
Danielle W — Google review
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  • Franschhoek
  • Elgin
  • Paarl
  • Betty's Bay
  • East London
  • Stellenbosch

All related maps of The Crags

  • Map of The Crags
  • Map of Plettenberg Bay
  • Map of Storms River
  • Map of Knysna
  • Map of Sedgefield
  • Map of Wilderness
  • Map of George
  • Map of Oudtshoorn
  • Map of Mossel Bay
  • Map of Prince Albert Municipality
  • Map of Prince Albert
  • Map of Calitzdorp
  • Map of Port Elizabeth
  • Map of Summerstrand
  • Map of Graaff-Reinet
  • Map of Swellendam
  • Map of Montagu
  • Map of Bredasdorp
  • Map of Robertson
  • Map of Overstrand
  • Map of Tsitsikamma National Park
  • Map of Addo Elephant National Park
  • Map of the Sundays River Valley
  • Map of Witzenberg Municipality
  • Map of Hermanus
  • Map of Franschhoek
  • Map of Elgin
  • Map of Paarl
  • Map of Betty's Bay
  • Map of East London
  • Map of Stellenbosch

The Crags throughout the year

  • The Crags in January
  • The Crags in February
  • The Crags in March
  • The Crags in April
  • The Crags in May
  • The Crags in June
  • The Crags in July
  • The Crags in August
  • The Crags in September
  • The Crags in October
  • The Crags in November
  • The Crags in December

Looking for other day-by-day itineraries in The Crags?

Check out our other curated itineraries that are also filled with jam-packed days:

  • 2-Day The Crags Itinerary

Day itineraries for nearby cities

  • 1-Day Stellenbosch Itinerary
  • 1-Day Overstrand Itinerary
  • 1-Day Port Elizabeth Itinerary
  • 1-Day Knysna Itinerary
  • 1-Day Franschhoek Itinerary
  • 1-Day Plettenberg Bay Itinerary
  • 1-Day Paarl Itinerary
  • 1-Day Mossel Bay Itinerary
  • 1-Day George Itinerary
  • 1-Day Wilderness Itinerary
  • 1-Day East London Itinerary
  • 1-Day Robertson Itinerary
  • 1-Day Montagu Itinerary
  • 1-Day Oudtshoorn Itinerary
  • 1-Day Witzenberg Municipality Itinerary
  • 1-Day Graaff-Reinet Itinerary
  • 1-Day Swellendam Itinerary
  • 1-Day Prince Albert Municipality Itinerary
  • 1-Day Prince Albert Itinerary
  • 1-Day Tsitsikamma National Park Itinerary
  • 1-Day Elgin Itinerary
  • 1-Day Calitzdorp Itinerary
  • 1-Day Storms River Itinerary
  • 1-Day Bredasdorp Itinerary
  • 1-Day Betty's Bay Itinerary
  • 1-Day Addo Elephant National Park Itinerary
  • 1-Day the Sundays River Valley Itinerary
  • 1-Day Hermanus Itinerary
  • 1-Day Summerstrand Itinerary
  • 1-Day Sedgefield Itinerary
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