Towns en route

Albertinia

Brenton-On-Sea

Buffelsbaai

George

Glentana

Gouritsmond

Great Brak River

Hartenbos

Heidelberg

Herolds Bay

Infanta

Jongensfontein

Keurbooms River and Keurboomstrand

Knysna

Little Brak River

Mossel Bay

Natures Valley

Plettenberg Bay

Rheenendal

Riversdale

Sedgefield

Still Bay

Suurbraak

Swellendam

The Crags

Tsitsikamma

Victoria Bay

Vleesbaai

Wilderness

Witsand

Wittedrift

Detour towns

De Rust

Oudtshoorn

Garden Route Info

Welcome to the Garden Route Information Directory

Garden Route Info is a Tourist Information Directory aimed at providing some online informative and specialized information on the Garden Route. Covering accommodation, activities, restaurants, businesses and events along with interesting content, Garden Route Info is a great source of information on all that the Garden Route has to offer.

The Garden Route is a coastal corridor officially extending from Mossel Bay in the Western Cape through to the Tsitsikamma forests in the Eastern Cape. Covering ancient forests, glistening rivers, beaches, lakes and plenty of mountain scenery.

This strip of land is world-famous and attracts plenty of visitors both national and international throughout the year. Popular as a holiday destination as well as a permanent one, the Garden Route is like none other. Visitors will find unique flora and fauna (hence the name) encompassing spectacular indigenous fynbos.

Home to one of South Africa’s most famous hikes, the Otter Trail in Tsitsikamma, the Garden Route has so much to offer its visitors. Hiking, mountain biking and bird watching are the top three past-times when touring the Garden Route – that is not to mention the variety of beaches along with way.[READMORE]

Literally sandwiched between mountains and sea, the Garden Route snakes its way through major towns like Mossel Bay, the City of George, Wilderness, Sedgefield, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay and Natures Valley – with many little villages in-between.

Garden Route Attractions

Whales can be seen the entire coast line in whale season : calving is during July and August, while usually whales can be seen throughout June to November.

Elephants galore at Knysna : touch and feel the elephants … rescued as orphans these elephants are well looked after and provide plenty of entertainment for the whole family.

Green Tee’s : some of the best golf courses in the world are found along the Garden Route – Golf SA provides all the information Golfers need to have the best planned Golf Tour!

Adrenalin Junkies : whether its shark cage diving or bungee jumping, there is no shortage here. Check out all the advertisers for what they have on offer, or Activities SA for a wide selection.

Fine dining or eating on the run : the bars, restaurants, deli’s, take-aways or natural healthy feasts there is something for every taste bud.

Each town, village and inlet has something to offer its guests. Whether you decide to overnight or just drive through, take the time to appreciate the splendour before you …

The Garden Route is a playground for outdoor lovers covering adventure, fun and scenery – the route has it all!

Garden Route Accommodation

The accommodation options along the Garden Route are endless. Our accommodation section has an excellent selection of options to choose from, from our advertisers. Anything and everything is on offer. We showcase advertisers establishments with photos and content with a direct link to their websites for more information. Whether you are on a budget or wishing for extravagance you will not be disappointed.

Garden Route Activities

The activities and attractions along the Garden Route are interesting and varied depending on the town. There is something for everyone from the mild and easy to thrill-seeking. The Garden Route is very family orientated with children never being over-looked whether at farm stalls, restaurants or attractions.

With all this lushness, deep forests and long stretches of beach, it is no wonder that the Garden Route provides the most amazing walks and trails. The real treasures are only accessible by foot giving visitors a chance to get up close and personal to nature.

At every village, town and city there are sign posted hiking trails, with variances in difficulty. The best option would be to pop into the local tourist information offices at which they will provide you with relevant information.

Garden Route Dining

Fine dining, pub grub, homemade, quick and easy, BBQ South African style, Italian, Mexican, German – Anything goes, just name it! However, if you are a seafood fan the Garden Route is of course the place to be. Specialty dishes are available at every turn freshly caught and magnificently prepared. See the restaurant directory for all our advertisers along the Garden Route.