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THE SOUTHERN CAPE
GARDEN ROUTE
The Garden Route is renowned
for its dense and lush forests – the subcontinent’s
largest (and among its last) mountain forests.
Their dense canopies allow enough sunlight through
to sustain a fantasia of fern, shrub, herb, lichen
and moss.
The Garden Route’s seasons are less pronounced
than those of other regions and year-round rainfall
ensures there are always some plants in flower.
Knysna
Voted South Africa’s best small town in
a recent competition, there is something magical
about Knysna that seduces people. Perhaps it’s
the famous forest with its elusive, shy elephants
or the incredible vistas of the lagoon and the
ocean beyond.
At the Knysna Heads the ocean crashes spectacularly
through a narrow rocky outcrop to feed the tranquil
waters of the lagoon. The town boasts numerous
art galleries, coffee shops and restaurants of
quality and produces a sought-after culinary delight
– oysters.
Oudtshoorn
Home to the local ostrich industry and the annual
Klein Karoo National Arts Festival, Oudtshoorn
lies in an arid but spectacular setting in the
shadow of the Swartberg Mountains. The fabulous
mansions built by ostrich feather farmers of yesteryear
are a must-see, as are the awe-inspiring Cango
Caves.
All manner of ostrich dishes can be enjoyed in
local restaurants and shopping for ostrich-leather
products is a joy.
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