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Pinnacle Point Beach and Golf Resort This award-winning golf resort, nestled on the edge of the coastline, is located near Mossel Bay (Western Cape) and impresses with its combination of natural beauty and unsurpassed luxury. Tucked away on 4km² of private land, Pinnacle Point Beach and Golf Resort is home to indigenous wildlife and fynbos. Marvel at panoramic views whilst golfing ... Quarters Hotel Hermanus opened Situated in the heart of Cape Whale Coast (Western Cape), Quarters Hermanus is located on the historic Hermanus Harbour. All suites and rooms are tastefully decorated and furnished. Suites feature mountain and ocean views, separate lounge area, and fully equipped kitchens. Quarters Hotel Hermanus offers a swimming pool, on-site free car parking ... Impangele Situated near the base of the Langenberg Mountain Range, nestled in a beautiful indigenous garden, this guest house offers superb accommodation in a peaceful setting. Furnished in contemporary African style, Impangele caters to your every need during your stay in Swellendam (Western Cape). Spacious rooms and polished pine floors create a unique ... Pezula Golf Course, Knysna Interactive map of the golf course Pezula Golf Course, Knysna Situated in the very heart of the Garden Route (Western Cape), on sweeping coastal cliffs, east of the charming town of Knysna, Pezula encompasses a world-class Championship Golf Course and Club. The Championship Golf Course lies high above the Indian Ocean and the vast Knysna lagoon - ...  Cape Town - The World Heritage Site of Table Mountain is a sandstone plateau rising up above the Cape Flats. The top is approximately 3 km wide and its highest point is Maclears Beacon. Over the centuries it has become one of South Africa's most famous landmarks. The summit can be reached by trails or cable car.
Robben Island, which lies approximately 12 km north of Cape Town, has over the years become synonymous with the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa. Now a World Heritage Site, it has come to symbolise, not only for South Africa, but also for the entire world, the triumph of the human spirit over enormous hardship and adversity. The V&A Waterfront is "where the world meets at the water's edge" and one of the most beautiful waterfronts in the world. Hotels Cape Town - Last Minute Hotels Cape Town  HermanusHermanus lies in the heart of the beautiful Overberg region. Hermanus, with its famous cliffs, boasts incredible ocean views and is considered one of the best places in the world to watch Southern Right whales. Spot the whales between May and December, when they leave their Antarctic feeding ground and travel to the warm waters of the Cape Coast. Other activities in the region include canoeing, horse riding and various adventure sports. Hermanus is also a great base for visiting nearby historic places such as Cape Aghulas – Africa’s most southern tip, or the Franschhoek Winelands. The Hermanus region features the richest floral diversity in Africa and is regarded as the heart of the fynbos, the smallest of the 6 floral kingdoms in the world. The Fernkloof Nature Reserve bordering the town includes over 1100 plant species in only 15 m², almost as many as all the plant species endemic to the United Kingdom. In the nearby hamlet of Betty's Bay, boasting a sanctuary and breeding colony for African penguins, is the Harold Porter Botanical Garden, a sister garden to the world-famous Kirstenbosch Garden in Cape Town. Hotels Hermanus - Last Minute Hotels Hermanus  Knysna - Knysna lies in the heart of the Garden Route, an area well known for its abundant leisure activities. Superb beaches, tranquil lakes and pristine forests create a picturesque arena for your perfect getaway. Knysna is a holiday destination that impresses with its scenic beauty, indigenous forest and golden beaches. Knysna's picturesque waterfront offers a diverse array of shops and restaurants for you to explore and enjoy. A number of championship golf courses are in close proximity.High-adrenalin activities in the area include bungee jumping, kayaking, scuba diving, quad biking, black-water tubing and paragliding. Knysna’s annual festivals draw thousands of people each year and include the Pink Loerie Mardi Gras, the Knysna Oyster Festival and the Gastronomica Food Festival. Take a relaxing boat trip across the Lagoon - a great way to watch the sunset or go on a tour of the famous Featherbed Estate. Hotels Knysna  Stellenbosch - One of South Africa’s most popular spots is its second oldest town, Stellenbosch. It is a vivid place with many cafes, restaurants, art galleries and trendy boutiques. Shop until you drop in Cape Town or one of the other large malls. At the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, you will find elegant shops and top restaurants as well as fresh fish and chips booths and souvenir vendors. Or hang out with the locals at the beautiful beaches, experience the indigenous arts and crafts and have fun amongst colourful nightlife with music and dance.The picturesque surroundings of Stellenbosch offer a wide array of activities. Golf, horseback riding, hiking, cycling, tennis, surfing, angling or diving are just some of the unforgettable experiences to choose from. However, during all the activities do not forget to relax during a picnic at one of the wine-growing estates. Take a trip to Hermanus where you can watch whales from the shore from August to November. Go for a drive along the famous Garden Route. Visit South Africa's nature reserves where you can see the wildlife without fences and experience the most beautiful sunsets. Hotels Stellenbosch  Camps Bay - Camps Bay is a wonderful base to explore all that the Cape Peninsular has to offer.Camps Bay’s beautiful beach is real Riviera stuff: yachts, speedboats and jet-skis play in the bay while palm trees sway beside the long, white sands. The beach has showers and shady picnic spots, and there are cloakrooms. The suburb of Camps Bay itself crawls up the slopes of Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles, offering spectacular, gorgeous views across the Atlantic. There are a number of shops, restaurants and bistros all along the beautiful palm-tree lined Victoria Road. Hotels Camps Bay  Franschhoek - Explore Franschhoek’s French heritage at the Hugenot museum or discover the region either on foot or horse back. Franschhoek is also known as the culinary centre for gastronomic choice, with some of the top restaurants in the country situated in this region.Paarl and Stellenbosch are approximately 30 minutes drive from Franschhoek, allowing you to visit larger shopping malls and other attractions. Discover Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve or the bird sanctuary along the banks of the river Berg. Various ostrich and crocodile farms in the area are also worth a visit. To experience the Cape from a birds eye view, enjoy an exhilarating ballooning trip. Hotels Franschhoek  Mossel Bay - Mossel Bay offers beautiful beaches and a year-round beach-going climate. Take the opportunity to try delicious seafood, and see historic buildings, fascinating museums, and a quaint harbour. Go whale and dolphin watching, or play golf on Mossel Bay's golf course, where you can see the sea from every tee. Braver visitors can try adrenalin sports such as shark-cage diving and bungee jumping.
Mossel Bay is situated on the Garden Route, halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. Stretching from Mossel Bay to the Storms River, the Garden Route is a gem along South Africa's southern coast. Numerous fun activities await guests visiting George, Knysna and Oudtshoorn. Pay a visit to the Cango Caves or try your hand at countless water-sports. Hotels Mossel Bay
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Swellendam - Swellendam is the 3rd oldest settlement in South Africa and is perfectly located along the N2, approximately 240 km halfway from both Cape Town and George on the Garden route. It is renowned for its eclectic architecture, fascinating history and great outdoor life. It is a perfect base from which to explore the Overberg area for a few days, and for hiking, biking, horse riding, bird-watching, beauty treatments and massages.