The Garden Route is one of South Africa's most popular regions for international and local tourists. Part of its charm is that it's so easily travelled on your own ... and of course, it's simply beautiful with plenty to do and see.

Read some our firsthand accounts of Garden Route experiences.

Celebrating the African Elephant

May 2009

You can't get much more African than our elephants - and few people remain unmoved after encountering them. Go2Africa shows you where and how to see these iconic animals.

By Dominic Chadbon, Emma Gass

Read more about elephants in Africa.

Gastronomic Garden Route

May 2008

With so much to do on the Garden Route, you have to stop and refuel sometimes. Emma Gass describes some of the best places to eat in this foodie destination.

By Emma Gass

Read more about great places to eat on the Garden Route

Making the Most of the Garden Route

April 2008

The Garden Route is where fun activities, amazing creatures and good food are enjoyed in beautiful surroundings. Recently returned from the area, Emma Gass explains how to make the most of your trip to the Garden Route.

By Emma Gass

Read more about making the most of the Garden Route

Greyton and Hermanus

December 2006

On the outskirts of South Africa's famed Garden Route are two small towns. Hermanus is the whale watching capital of the country while Greyton is a charming inland town worthy of exploration.

By Patrick Madden

Read more about the Garden Route towns of Greyton and Hermanus

Route 62

October 2006

The Garden Route has grown in fame, but it some competition from its attractive little sibling, Route 62. Fortunately, it doesn't have to be a one or the other type decision - a self-drive holiday from Cape Town to the Garden Route can easily incorporate the attractions of both.

By Patrick Madden

Read more about Route 62

South Africa Self-Drive Safari

August 2006

The Garden Route is ideal for a self-drive safari of your own making. You can travel where whimsy takes you and find plenty of accommodation to suit your mood.

By Alison Westwood

Read more about a self-drive safari in the Garden Route

Knysna Oyster Festival

August 2006

The capital of the Garden Route, Knysna, faces an annual flood each July as cyclists, runners and foodies swarm into this small, charming town. With marathons, bike races and a food festivals to thrill even the saltiest gourmet, it's the place it's all happening.

By Patrick Madden

Read more about the Garden Route's Knysna Festival here

Family Holidays in South Africa

January 2006

South Africa is a fabulous place for a family holiday - there's something to be found for everyone and the Garden Route is a winning destination where even the surliest adolescents, pickiest parents and most active children will find something to keep them happy.

By Alison Westwood

Read more about family holidays in South Africa and the Garden Route

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