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Sedgefield One of the Garden Route’s best-kept secrets, the golden sandy beach at Myoli has much to offer. The beach itself is conveniently situated near a restaurant, beach bar, parking and a good selection of holiday accommodation.
Myoli Beach is one of the top wave-riding beaches along this coast, drawing surfers, kite surfers, wake boarders and stand-up paddlers. It’s also a great place to chill out, sip on cocktails at the PiliPili Beach Bar, spot dolphins or watch whales from the observation platform.
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Buffels Bay (18.2 km from Sedgefield) Buffalo Bay Beach, also called Buffelsbaai, is situated in Goukamma Nature Reserve, an attractive holiday hideaway on the Garden Route. Extensive dune fields, coastal fynbos and coastal forest flank the long sandy beach. Bottle nosed and common dolphins are frequently seen surfing the waves and whales migrate here between July and October.
Holiday activities are focused around the safe beach and rock pools. Spend blissful hours here surfing, sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling, fishing, canoeing or simply chilling. Ample parking, ablutions, restaurants and a shop are conveniently situated above the beach.
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Brenton on Sea (22.1 km from Sedgefield) Locals claim that one of the most wonderful beaches on the globe lies right on the other side of the Knysna Western Heads, at Brenton-on-Sea. There are rocks to clamber on, little pools to cool off in and a long bay for beach walks and shell seeking. Walk to Buffels Bay from Brenton-on-Sea, have lunch or an icecream, and stroll back.
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Leisure Island (26.5 km from Sedgefield) If you’re looking for a great family friendly beach to soak up the solar rays look no further than Knysna. Of all the Garden Route beaches, sandy Bollard Bay Beach on Leisure Isle is the perfect spot to chill with your tot.
This safe swimming beach has no crashing dumpers and plenty of shallow water for little folk to splash around in. So settle down on your sandy spot and take in the magnificent views of Knysna Heads with no fear of your pipsqueak being swept off to Antartica.
And it's not just for small fry. The main beach on Leisure Island, Bollard Bay beach offers plenty to do for young and old. When the tide is high you can swim, fish, canoe or sail. At low tide, pump for prawns to use as bait or walk across the sand as far as The Heads.
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Wilderness (27.4 km from Sedgefield) Wilderness Beach is unspoilt, safe and breathtakingly beautiful. Warm Indian Ocean waves break onto this golden sandy beach that stretches for seemingly endless kilometres. Time almost stands still as the hours slip by while you wander and enjoy this coastal Eden and its creatures. It's a good spot for whale and dolphin watching.
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Victoria Bay (30.2 km from Sedgefield) Set in a stunning cove enclosed by rugged cliffs, Victoria Bay Beach is one of the smallest and most hidden bays on the Garden Route. Travelling from the N2 it is only 3km away, roughly situated between George and Wilderness. A number of cottages are clustered along the beach front. The gently-sloping tiny sandy beach offers safe swimming as well as big waves in deeper water that provide surfers with a long ride.
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Pezula Golf Estate (31.7 km from Sedgefield) Direct access is a little steep but it's worth the effort to steal away and spend hours on the beautiful private beach of Sparrebosch. Swim, fish or just soak up the tranquility and stunning natural beauty around you.
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Herolds Bay (47.5 km from Sedgefield) Herolds Bay boasts a splendid beach that has remained a favorite among the locals due to it's sheltered location.
The main attractions includes surfing, fishing and generally swimming.
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Glentana (56.1 km from Sedgefield) The unspoilt beach of Glentana offers a wonderfully scenic hiking trail to an atmospheric old shipwreck. One of the main attractions of this coastline is the prevalence of whales, dolphins and seals in the surf. Southern Right Whales can be seen from July through to November.
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Outeniqua Strand (59.4 km from Sedgefield) Located between Mossel Bay and George, Outeniqua Beach is a 6 km long beach, comprising 4 swimming areas.
Facilities include ablutions and plentiful parking at the various entry points to the sand.
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Great Brak River (60.9 km from Sedgefield) Bothastrand is one of the popular beaches for families in the Great Brak River area offering safe swimming. This pristine beach has excellent facilities and lifesavers on duty during peak season holidays. During winter Southern Right Whales can often be spotted close to shore.
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Plettenberg Bay (61.6 km from Sedgefield) Popular for shore based dolphin and whale watching, striking views of Robberg Peninsula as well as lengthy strolls, Robberg Beach is a knock out! This snow white sandy beach stretches for kilometres between the Robberg Peninsula and Beacon Island. The beach has lifesavers in season, ablution facilities, a deck, boardwalks and benches as well as chair and umbrella rentals and various parking spots. The closest parking area is roughly 2 km from Plett Central.
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Great Brak River (61.7 km from Sedgefield) Pienaar Strand is a pristine beach in the Great Brak River area. One of the main attractions of this beach is the likelihood of seeing whales, dolphins and seals in the surf. Southern Right Whales migrate to these warmer waters during the winter season from July through to November.
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Robberg Estate (62.1 km from Sedgefield) Robberg 5 beach lies just south of the Beacon Isle Hotel and stretches towards Robberg Peninsula. This popular Blue Flag Beach offers great swimming and is perfect for long walks and watching dolphins surf the waves. During winter the Southern Right whales come close to shore to calve in the bay. Lifeguards are on duty during peak season. Facilities include assistance for the physically disabled.
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Keurboomstrand (63.2 km from Sedgefield) The Keurbooms Lagoon looks like a peace of heaven. The colors vary from orange and red in the morning to all kinds of blue and white during the day until it becomes dark black in the night. You can stroll along the coastline for miles, you can swim, paddle, waterski, wake board, kite surf or just relax and enjoy the beautiful surrounding landscape.
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Mossel Bay (63.5 km from Sedgefield) Eiland Beach, located near the Great Brak River Mouth, features a 600 m long swimming area, and a 800 m long river-front swimming area near the river.
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Keurboomstrand (63.9 km from Sedgefield) Positioned on the eastern side of the Keurbooms River mouth, Keurbooms Beach is a gorgeous stretch of sand that is very popular during the holiday seasons.
With the lagoon just around the corner, the area is great for skiing, boat cruises, and fishing.
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Great Brak River (63.9 km from Sedgefield) To the east of the Great Brak River mouth is Hersham Beach, a great spot for a stroll or swim. Lifesavers are on duty during peak season holidays. Dolphins and seals frequent the surf and Southern Right Whales can often be seen from July to November.
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Great Brak River (64.3 km from Sedgefield) Tucked into the south end of the Great Brak River estuary is The Island, connected to the mainland by a single lane bridge. This beautiful sandy beach on the lagoon offers safe swimming and is perfect for kids with its calm waters. It's also a popular picnic and braai spot.
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Great Brak River (65.4 km from Sedgefield) Southern Cross Beach has lifesavers on duty during the peak season summer holidays and is an awesome swimming beach. Southern Right Whales migrate to these warm, shallow waters from July to November. Dolphins and seals can often be spotted in the surf.
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Tergniet (70 km from Sedgefield) Tergniet Beach is a popular beach for families offering safe swimming and a tidal pool. This beautiful, clean beach has lifesavers on duty during the December and January holidays. Keen beach hikers should try to catch the low tide and walk from Hartenbos to Tergeniet. Southern Right Whales are frequently seen from July through to November.