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Sea Point Promenade

Popular Attractions in Sea Point

The Sea Point Promenade is an attractive paved walkway that stretches from the Green Point Lighthouse to the other side of Sea Point, much loved by the locals and visitors. The walkway is flanked by well-manicured lawns, popular for picnics and informal soccer or cricket games. It’s a fabulous place to walk, ogle passers by, or kick back and appreciate the cosmopolitan vibe. You'll have access to a few small beaches from the walkway. Photo by Hilton Teper [CC-BY-SA-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons.

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Pebble Rock Golf Club

Golf Courses in Cullinan

Just 25 km from Pretoria, you'll find Pebble Rock Golf Club, a challenging 18-hole course. A well-known feature in the area, the course forms part of the Pebble Rock Village, with the club house forming the focal point. The course offers members, residents and visitors a relaxing game in a wonderful bushveld surrounding. A pro shop is also available to acquire any golfing items if needed.

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Suiderstrand Beach

Beaches in Suiderstrand

The beach found at Suiderstrand is a gorgeous stretch of pristine white sand set across this sleepy seaside village. The coast also sports plenty of rock pools, a marine lagoon, and pebbly bays to explore.

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Lions Head Walk

Hiking Trail in Table Mountain National Park

Lions Head proudly surveys Table Bay, Robben Island and the City Bowl on one side and Camps Bay on the other. The panoramic views are spectacular. It is the most awesome full moon hike – aim to summit at sunset. Remember to take your camera. Park your vehicle on Signal Hill Road at the starting point. Most of the route is fairly easy but it is steep in places. A short scramble up a rock face via a chain ladder will get you to the top. There is an alternate route without chains but this section is still quite vertical. Duration: 1.5 hours Difficulty: Moderate (some rock scrambling) Distance: 2 km one way Warning: Take extra care on the descent if hiking after dark

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Pringle Bay Beach

Beaches in Pringle Bay

Pringle Bay Beach is a stunning long and wide beach with sugar-white fine sand. The beach is backed by sand dunes fynbos-clad mountains. It's a great place to watch the sun set over the distant Table Mountain.

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Bonza Bay Beach

Beaches in Bonza Bay

Not only is Bonza Bay Beach pristine and stunningly beautiful, it has really great rock and surf fishing spots. A tidal river runs to it!

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Timberlake Organic Village

Shops in Wilderness

Timberlake is a village of specialist cabin-style shops in the heart of the Garden Route. Here you can shop for sweet and spicy treats, cheese, wine, health products, ‘Faerie’ gems, and plants at Eden Nursery. Stop at Cafe d'Afrique coffee shop for award-winning cheesecake, Zucchini restaurant for hearty country-style meals, the Country Deli for traditional South African takeaways, and the Oyster Shack for fresh wild coastal oysters. Timberlake supports local producers and the Slow Food principles of good, clean and fair. Salad ingredients are picked fresh from their onsite organic gardens. Extensive kids facilities include a racetrack, jungle gym, trampoline, tame goats, the Fantasy Garden walk and more. www.timberlakeorganic.co.za

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Strandfontein Beach

Beaches in Strandfontein

The windswept beach at Strandfontein is typical of most West Coast beaches with the addition of an impressive fringe of stark ochre cliffs. Sea temperatures rarely get above 12˚C and the exposed coastline is often storm lashed in winter. It’s a great place for taking long invigorating beach walks and beachcombing for the pretty pebbles scattered along the shoreline. The sunsets are sublime and whales are frequently seen. Besides excellent crayfishing, mussel collecting and fishing opportunities, Strandfontein offers numerous watersport options. There is a slipway to launch rubber ducks and a safe tidal pool for kids to paddle in.

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Marutswa Forest Hiking Trails

Hiking Trail in Bulwer

The Marutswa Forest Project started in 2004 and aims to promote the conservation of Bulwer's unique biodiversity. The indigenous forest is managed by Ezemvelo Wildlife and offers three forest trails all varying in intensity. All the trails start at the visitors centre and end along the same route. The contour trail is suitable for anyone and is the easiest trail as it is completely flat. Visitors will first pass through the rehabilitation section before entering the forest. The trail is approximately 1275 m with boardwalks and steps along the way. The walk ends on the grasslands with distant views over the rural landscape. The tanglewood detour is slightly steeper as it branches off the contour path up a slope for about to 10 to 15 m before adjoining with the contour path again. The terrace traverse is the steepest trail. It rises up through the grasslands before entering the forest at the base of the scree slopes. It then trails along the terrace before sloping down through giant boulders to join the tanglewood detour.

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Commando Drift MTB Endurance Trail

Mountain Biking Trails in Tarkastad

The Commando Drift MTB Endurance Trail is a fairly tough route but can be adapted to suit less fit riders by utilizing management roads. The topnotch rocky route traverses spectacular Karoo mountains and along dense riverine thickets and the Commando Drift Dam. Close encounters with wildlife, a rich diversity of birdlife and a challenging test of your endurance and riding skills make this an extremely worthwhile trail.

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Barnard Gallery

Galleries and Museums in Newlands

Located in Newlands, The Barnard Gallery is a modern, stylish space showcasing exceptional fine art.

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Gerickes Point

Beaches in Sedgefield

Popular with locals and nature lovers, Gericke’s Point is one of the Garden Route’s best-kept secrets. You can easily spend an entire day in this stunning and fascinating place. This rocky landmark resembles a lion’s head and the top offers a great vantage point to watch Southern Right whales during their calving season. You might even see the resident pod of Humpback dolphins that frequent the Swartvlei bay. Shy of boats, they avoid harbour areas and that is probably why they keep returning to this lovely quiet bay. Gericke’s Point has impressive weathered sandstone cliffs that are actually fossilised dunes – some of the highest dunes in South Africa are right here. Colonies of Cape and White Breasted Cormorants nest on the cliffs. Seagulls, herons and oystercatchers can often be seen from the shore. At low tide the exposed rock pools are fascinating to explore – take along the excellent Two Oceans - field guide to South Africa's marine life. The deeper pools are great for snorkeling and swimming. Keen for a nocturnal beach adventure? Do a guided ‘Moonlight Meander’ from Swartvlei Beach to Gericke’s Point with local expert, Judy Dixon and witness the nocturnal antics of rocky coastline creatures. Moonlight Meander & Starlight Stroll – contact Judy Dixon +27 (0) 44 883 1015

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Bushman's Cave Bergteater

Galleries and Museums in Clanwilliam

Bushman’s Cave ‘Bergteater’, or Mountain Theatre, is an open-air theatre set at the foot of the Cedarberg Mountains. This unique and life-long memorable experience is only 35 km from Clanwilliam on the Oude Muur Farm. Many a well-known artist has performed here with the Cedraberg Mountain cliff as their backdrop – Ollie Viljoen, Emo Adams, Romanz, Steve Hofmeyer and many more! For more program information go to Bushman’s Cave Bergteatre. The GPS coordinates of this theatre are unknown and so the closest town has been selected. Please contact for directions.

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Ilanda Wilds Nature Reserve

Nature Reserves in Amanzimtoti

The Ilanda Wilds Nature Reserve is a small reserve situated along the banks of the Amanzimtoti River. Lush riverine and coastal forest is home to more than 120 tree and shrub species. Rare trees include the Natal Elm and Fluted Milkwood. Popular with bird watchers, Ilanda Wilds boasts almost 300 recorded species. Cape clawless otter, small antelope, chameleons, monkeys and various species of frogs, fish and butterflies can also be found. The Loerie, Mpiti and Mongoose Trails meander through the forest to the riverbanks. Along with these well-marked trails, facilities include picnic and braai facilities and ablutions.

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Kologha Forest Red Day Walk

Hiking Trail in Stutterheim

Meander beneath a canopy of majestic yellowwood and white stinkwood trees to visit three waterfalls. The circular Red Day Walk passes through indigenous forest and montane grassland, offering numerous bird watching opportunities for keen birders. Look out for the Cape parrot, white-starred robin, Cape sugarbird and grey crowned crane. The Kologa Picnic Site offers braai facilities, picnic tables and ablutions, making it easy to spend an entire day exploring and relaxing in the Kologha Forest Reserve. Duration: 5 – 6 hours Difficulty: Easy Distance: 17 km

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Things to Do in World

World

Things To Do

Sea Point Promenade

Pebble Rock Golf Club

Suiderstrand Beach

Lions Head Walk

Pringle Bay Beach

Bonza Bay Beach

Timberlake Organic Village

Strandfontein Beach

Marutswa Forest Hiking Trails

Commando Drift MTB Endurance Trail

Barnard Gallery

Gerickes Point

Bushman's Cave Bergteater

Ilanda Wilds Nature Reserve

Kologha Forest Red Day Walk

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