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Eddies Self Catering & B&B is situated in Clarens, South Africa. Eddies Self Catering & B&B is central to the many art galleries, restaurants, pubs and interesting shops and is only a five minute walk away from the centre of town. Eddies Self Catering & B&B accommodation offer views of the many atmospheres found in [...]
Kaapsehoop has perfect summer months with morning and evening temperatures of about 20 degrees and midday temperatures about 30 degrees. Karin’s Kaia chalets are situated in the town of Kaapschehoop. Unfirtunately no pets are allowed and you are required to bring your own towels. The chalets are fully equipped with 2 bedrooms suited for 4 [...]
The Wilderness National Park is located about 15km from the town of George on the Garden Route, in the southern regions of the Western Cape. The Park includes islands in the Wilderness National Lake Area, Rondevlei and Swartvlei Lake, and special features to look out for, are the Knysna Seahorse, the Pansy Shell, Pied Kingfisher, [...]
The West Coast National Park is located in the Western Cape, and include the Langebaan Lagoon, 24 km of Atlantic Ocean coastline and several islands. The Park is a bird watcher’s paradise, with thousands of seabirds that roost around the lagoon and on sheltered islands. Bird watching hides are available in Geelbek, Seeburg and Abrahamskraal [...]
Visit us to experience the exceptional beauty of the Garden Route. Located in the picturesque town of Plettenberg Bay. Starling Village Backpackers provides comfortable accommodation to pamper the most discerning budget traveller wanting to explore the area. Starling Village Backpackers has the facilities and accommodation to satisfy all your needs! Sip cocktails by the pool, [...]
The Namaqua National Park is located in the Northern Cape, about 67km from the town of Springbok, and is the only arid biodiversity hotspot in the world. During early August and September, this dusty Namaqualand area is transformed into a wonderland of spectacular spring flower displays. Namaqualand is home to the world’s richest succulent flora [...]
The Mountain Zebra National Park is located in the Eastern Cape, near Cradock, and was proclaimed primarely to protect the Cape Mountain Zebra, which was on the brink of extinction. The park is home to a variety of mammals, and the primary predator is the Caracal. Accommodation include comfortable, affordable self catering family cottages, a [...]
The Marakele National Park is located in the Waterberg mountain range in the Limpopo Province, near the town of Thabazimbi. The Park features a contrasting landscape of majestic mountain landscapes, deep valleys, and grassy hills and is home to rare trees, large game species and a wide variety of birds. Visitors will find both rhino [...]
The Kruger National Park is located in the Eastern parts of South Africa, bordering the Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces, and is the oldest national park in the country. With it’s fertile sub-tropical climate, the region offers a diverse fauna and flora, and is also of archeological importance. In the Kruger National Park visitors can view [...]
The Knysna National Lake Area in the Garden Route region, in the Northern parts of the Western Cape, was proclaimed in 1985, to protect the Knysna lagoon and estuary. It is the second largest estuary in South Africa, with the 19 km Knysna River originating in the Outeniqua Mountains, winding it’s way down to the [...]