Posted on October 27th, 2009 by Bronwyn
The forestlands of Knysna are rich in a wide variety of fauna and flora. One can expect to see different kinds of local fynbos and subtropical thicket plants from mosses and ferns to yellowwoods, as well as a range of Garden Route wildlife.
Local Garden Route wildlife include animals such as the Cape clawless otter, vervet monkeys, buck, bush pigs, baboons and much more. Some visitors have even been lucky enough to have got a glimpse of the African Elephant. The area is also rich in bird life with species like the Karoo Pinia, Knysna Loerie, Forest Buzzard and Fish Eagle all regular sightings, if you‘re patient of course.
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Posted on October 26th, 2009 by Bronwyn
From the Garden Route to golden beaches, Knysna tourism is sure to offer you a memorable and charming experience. Rich in history and indigenous forestlands, Knysna is without a doubt an outdoor paradise where people like to come to get a way from their busy realities.
The busiest time for Knysna tourism is during the summer months which are between November and March. This time of the year visitors can enjoy the warm Mediterranean climate. The perfect weather conditions are also ideal for visitors to make the most of the local beaches which are also known to attract neighbouring kite-surfers and surfers alike.
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Posted on October 22nd, 2009 by Bronwyn
There is wide range of Western Cape experiences available to suit everyone, whether you are looking for an outdoor action packed holiday away or a romantic weekend away.
As the southern most tip of Africa the Western Cape offers a range of scenery , flora and fauna from some of the most beautiful beaches in the world spread along the Cape coast to the lush green forests of Knysna towards the eastern boundary. Other options include wine tasting your way through the Cape Winelands, a boat trip to the historic Robben Island or a climb through the Cango Caves in Oudtshoorn. Whatever you decide to do, there’s plenty of Western Cape experiences to choose from.
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