There are very few places in the country that boast such diverse natural sites in the West. The Garden Route follows the Indian Ocean coastline on the Eastern Cape Coast, the mountainous area Outeniqua and the Tsitsikamma Mountains. The Garden Route enjoys one of the liveliest and most uncluttered climates with pristine cute beaches, beautiful lagoons and estuaries, and boasts over 250 species of birds.
The West Coast
The West Coast offers some of the smallest urban experiences in South Africa. It's a region that needs to be enjoyed slowly, so the road along the West Coast is a favorite among locals and international visitors. Not only does the area offer one of the world's most beautiful scenery, mountains, oceans, and everlasting prospects, this beach is also the finest South African hospitality paradise.
There are two official wine roads on the West Coast, Swartland Wine Road and the Olifants River Wine Region. The West Coast Seafood also serves high quality seafood and a line of grapes along with the vineyards and some of the country's best restaurants on this shore.
The Winelands
Only 45 minutes drive from Cape Town and the mountains and valleys of Winelands, all the lovely Cape Dutch homesteads, cellars, oak towns and ultra fine restaurants. The towns of Stellenbosch, Franschoek and Paarl are pleasing and begging to look and enjoy very slowly as good wines.
The Way of the Garden
This is the land of lakes, coves, mountains and forests on the south shore from Heidelberg to the East Tsitsikamma Forest and the Storms. It's a bustling place in the country that inspires writers and artists whose presence makes Garden Route a fancy taste. Many foreign visitors are also of paramount importance.
This coastal motorway connects a host of wonderful cities with the natural wonder. Along the way, all kinds of adventure activities are diving, abseiling, fishing and so on. The Klein Karoo
One of the most geologically interesting areas in South Africa is the Klein Karoo, with its high mountains and bare streams. Its remarkable geological features are the Cango caves, natural limestone and chambers of limestone, outside of Oudtshoorn. These caves are one of the ten most visited sights in South Africa.
It is worth visiting Oudtshoorn, the heart of the Ostrich pen industry, when it was at the beginning of the 1900s. The grandiose feathers of the old feathers are still visible, while the ostrich farms now involved in the commercial production of meat, leather, eggs and feathers can be found even by riding an ostrich. The town has annual music and theater events awaiting the Klein Karoo Kunstefees.
The Central Karoo
The semi-dry Karoo's name is derived from an indigenous word (19459011), but this impact is a cheat. Dig a little beneath the surface and find fossil rich terrains, stunning rock art, ancient rock rafts, one of the greatest types of planet and star-filled sky to thrill astronomers, regardless of whether they are amateur.
Prince Albert Bekes at the foot of the beautiful Swartberg Creek offers a convenient starting point to go out and explore. Close to Gamkaskloof or The Hell, which hosts an isolated farming community that for a century was only on foot or on horseback. Karoo National Park, South Africa's largest ecosystem, reveals how fauna and vegetation have adapted to the toughest environment.
The Valley of the Breede
More than 15 attractive small towns have the fortune to nest in the fertile Breede River valley, from the orchards and the vineyards to the wall.
Theres Ceres, rightly named the Roman goddess of fertility; Tulbagh, 32 historical buildings that allow the highest concentration of national monuments in the country; Montagu, the home of hot mineral springs for healing powers; Worcester and Robertson – famous for their noble vintages.
The Overberg
An hour east of Cape Town, above the hills, Overberg, resorted by beaches, scenic coastal towns, an ancient lighthouse that has many shipwrecks (Agulhus degrees ) And a whale line that attracts more whales and more listeners every year. Between June and November, masses go to Hermanus and its surroundings to see the great mammal's yard and cloak.
Inland, above the Outeniqua Mountains, Klein Karoo is located in Oudtshoorn, the capital of the strucage and is the color of the richness of the nook economy worldwide. Undoubtedly, the most popular attraction in the area is the underground wonderland of the Cango caves. The caves with their own museums form the Klein Karoo tourist center and you should visit it.
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Agulhas National Park