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A place of "People, Beauty and Mystery" is what comes to mind when describing Knysna. The exceptionally equitable climate with rain falling throughout the year, ensures it remains perennially green. The town nestles between the impressive Outeniqua Mountains and the Indian Ocean, with the world-renowned forests encircling it like a protective mantle. At the heart of Knysna is the 21 ha lagoon protected from the sea by the monolithic sandstone "Heads" - silent sentinels down the centuries of the rich history of this unique part of "paradise on earth".

The seaside town of Mossel Bay basks on a sun washed peninsula halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth overlooking the warm waters of the Indian Ocean, with 24km's of white, unspoilt beaches, including two north-facing beaches. The townsfolk like to boast that they enjoy the best weather in South Africa with approximately 320 sunshine days a year- and the Guinness Book of Records lists Mossel Bay as second only to Hawaii in having the world’s mildest all-year round climate.

Tsitsikamma, affectionately known as “The Garden of the Garden Route” welcomes you to the area the ancient San people called the “place of many waters.” Beautiful indigenous forest, protected by the State, are home to centuries old trees such as Yellowwood, Stinkwood, Hard Pear, Ironwood, Kamassi and many others. Storms River is a little village which nestles virtually at the perimeter of the Tsitsikamma National Park, famed for its adventure activities.