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In a continent of vast deserts and wide open plains only one, small, unique region has rain falls throughout the year. The Garden Route is a region where the climate is warm and the days are sunny and usually wind-free (incredibly, the Garden Route receives most of its rain during the night!).
The Garden Route is an important part of the Cape Floral Kingdom - the smallest of the world's six floral kingdoms and the only floral kingdom that is completely confined within the borders of a single country.
Here, in a narrow coastal strip that's never more than about 100 km wide, you'll find more than 6500 species of indigenous plants, many of which (like the gladiolus and pelargonium) have provided the basis for vast, international horticultural industries.
There is no city like Cape Town. Situated between the ocean and the mountain, with a national park as its heart, it's a place to renew and refresh your mind
Cape Town, the "Mother City", is the oldest city in South Africa and has a cultural heritage spanning more than 300 years. It also has the top five national attractions in South Africa that every visitor should keep on their list to tick off.
Among many things, one of the most popular destinations in Cape Town is the V & A Waterfront. It's a prime source of entertainment and shopping for both locals and visitors. It hosts hundreds of specialty and craft shops, a variety of cinemas and helicopter trips. One of the main attractions at the V & A are the trips on board sophisticated ferry services across to the Robben Island Museum to visit Nelson Mandela's prison cell.
Heidelberg in the Western Cape offers tranquil country living, and is a nature lovers paradise. There is much to do. Hiking in pristine fynbos, unique horse riding trails, mountain biking, golf, squash, bowls, swimming and much more.
Flanked by major rivers, Heidelberg is conveniently located between the majestic Langeberg mountains and the sea. This beautiful country town, on the banks of the Duivenhoks River, is next to the N2 highway, 276 km from Cape Town and 168 km from George. It is a small, tranquil town with friendly people, good schools and a modern infrastructure.
In a town where the constant, rhythmic hush of the sea is the undertone that fills the day, the Mossel Bay promise is effortlessly kept. And whilst the sea is without a doubt one of the greatest attractions of Mossel Bay - it's only one of them.
Mossel Bay has lost to offer the avid tourist or visitor. Wilderness areas, natural beauty, adventures, a well-developed infrastructure with modern schooling, sports and medical facilities, a vibrant business and industrial community, cultural attractions and of course, miles and miles of clean, white beaches.
Mossel Bay has the full spectrum of accommodation establishments. Whatever your budget, you can find a place to stay. There are camp-sites, caravan parks, inexpensive B&B's and top-end lodges and hotels. These facilities are spread throughout the town thus ensuring that nobody is excluded.
Traveller's Friend is a website devoted in giving the avid traveller all the information neccessary to navigate and tour through South Africa successfully.
In addition to providing security tips for travellers, the website also supplies maps, directions, parking costs and the latest weather conditions for each airport.
To get to the desired destination without the hassle of trying to find the right option, Traveller's Friend has a complete listing of all major airlines servicing each airport thus supplying the traveller with enough information to make an informed choice.
