Tsitsikamma
A dense luxuriant indigenous forest where rugged ravines and pounding ocean come together. Known for its suspension bridge, forest hikes and wild coastline, the Tsitsikamma is the Garden Route at its most elemental.
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A dense luxuriant indigenous forest where rugged ravines and pounding ocean come together. Known for its suspension bridge, forest hikes and wild coastline, the Tsitsikamma is the Garden Route at its most elemental.
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Β For ease of travel, we have divided the area into two:Β
Β Each area offers something unique. The Crags boasts amazing wine farms and luxurious estates, whereas Tstisikammaβs rugged landscape carves out stunning wild trails and viewpoints.Β


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How long should I stay in Tsitsikamma or The Crags?
Two to three nights works well - long enough to enjoy wildlife sanctuaries, couple of walks and perhaps an adventure activity without rushing.

Is the Tsitsikamma suitable for families?
Yes. the Crags, in particular, is packed with family-friendly options: from Monkeyland to Plett Puzzle Park. Whilst older children may love the treetop canopy tours or kayaking at Storms River.
What is the best time to visit?
Tsitsikamma is a year-round destination, though summer brings the warmest conditions for ocean activities. Autumn and spring are ideal for forest walks, with cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.

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