Walker Bay is heaven on earth for both whale and wine lovers hoping to experience land-based whale watching. Between July and November they calve and mate, just a short distance from the shore.
If not for the whales, visit Hermanus for the wine farms tucked away in the gorgeous Hemel-en-Aarde Valley. The fantastic wines and gourmet fare at boutique wineries and restaurants such as Creation Wines and Moggs Country Cookhouse extend from here to Manor House Restaurant at Stanford Valley and Springfontein Eats. A world of handmade tableware, crackling fires and warm countryside hospitality. Visitors who wish to be truly immersed in nature will cherish Grootbos, a luxury eco-reserve situated between Stanford and Gansbaai.
The glorious Garden Route will not only welcome you, but steal your heart with its beautiful beaches and lush landscapes adorned with lakes and rivers running through forests tucked between mountains. This self-drive destination is also a golfer’s paradise and home to South Africa’s number one golf course, The Links at Fancourt. The captivating scenery is any photographer’s dream and can be celebrated while birding, hiking or simply enjoying a leisurely lunch with a view.
Walker Bay is heaven on earth for both whale and wine lovers hoping to experience land-based whale watching. Between July and November they calve and mate, just a short distance from the shore.
If not for the whales, visit Hermanus for the wine farms tucked away in the gorgeous Hemel-en-Aarde Valley. The fantastic wines and gourmet fare at boutique wineries and restaurants such as Creation Wines and Moggs Country Cookhouse extend from here to Manor House Restaurant at Stanford Valley and Springfontein Eats. A world of handmade tableware, crackling fires and warm countryside hospitality. Visitors who wish to be truly immersed in nature will cherish Grootbos, a luxury eco-reserve situated between Stanford and Gansbaai.
The glorious Garden Route will not only welcome you, but steal your heart with its beautiful beaches and lush landscapes adorned with lakes and rivers running through forests tucked between mountains. This self-drive destination is also a golfer’s paradise and home to South Africa’s number one golf course, The Links at Fancourt. The captivating scenery is any photographer’s dream and can be celebrated while birding, hiking or simply enjoying a leisurely lunch with a view.
