Addo is a small town in the heart of a citrus growing, malaria free area 90km from Port Elizabeth and 887km from Cape Town.Known for the wild African Elephant that roam in the National Park, roses and abundant bird life, its backdrop is the Zuurberg Mountains, which offer a variety of hikes and horse trails for the adventurous.

Arniston is a leisurely two-hour drive from Cape Town, on a road that meanders through the beautiful rolling hills of the Overberg region. It is named after the British 'Arniston' which sank here in 1815

The tiny village of Bonnievale, birthplace of South Africa's well-known writer, poet and artist, Breyten Breytenbach, is situated along Route 62, on the banks of the Breede River and surrounded by the Langeberg Mountain Range in the northeast, and the Riviersonderend Mountains in the southwest. It is about 180 km from Cape Town.

Cape Town is one of the top international destinations in the world. With its rich natural beauty and cultural diversity, its cosmopolitan shops, vast range of accommodation options

Nestled between towering mountains in the beautiful Cape winelands lies the magnificent Franschhoek Valley. This is the food and wine heartland of the country, where splendid wines are grown and our top chefs create international cuisine.

The bustling town of George lies on the Garden Route between Mossel Bay and Knysna and is an excellent base for exploring the area as it is also close to the Klein Karoo

The charming and beautiful town of Hermanus, which has retained some of its historical fisherman's village heritage, is known as the best land-based whale watching destination in the world

International surfers flock to catch the legendary waves in this, a paradise of sunshine, aloes, dolphins, shells, perfect points & classic reefs. Surfers & others who found it hard to leave such an idyllic spot have turned Jeffreys Bay into a year round fun place to be, creating a thriving local craft industry besides the surf shops on just about every corner.

Kenton-On-Sea is a quaint coastal village along the Sunshine Coast of the Eastern Cape, midway between Port Elizabeth and East London.

Knysna is at the heart of the exquisite Garden Route coast, a cosmopolitan lagoon-side town surrounded by beautiful beaches and lakes, indigenous forests and the Outeniqua Mountains

Montagu is situated on South Africa's famous Route 62, approximately two hours' drive from Cape Town and half way between Cape Town and Oudtshoorn

This coastal town and harbour is situated halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth.

Oudtshoorn, the ostrich-feather capital of the world, is situated in the Klein Karoo about 55km from the coastal town of George and is sheltered by the Swartberg and Outeniqua Mountains

The bustling yet charming town of Paarl lies between the second largest granite rocky outcrop in the world and the Du Toit's Kloof Mountains, about 60km from Cape Town

Plettenberg Bay is Spectacular by Nature, 473km from Cape Town and 320km from Addo.A trendy coastal holiday resort in the Garden Route just 33km east of Knysna with lush forests, marshy lagoons and estuaries, and three beautiful beaches. A popular whale spotting bay.

The large 'friendly city' of Port Elizabeth is situated on South Africa's south-eastern coastline, overlooking Algoa Bay, and, together with Despatch and Uitenhage, forms part of Nelson Mandela Bay.

Robertson, the 'Garden Town of the Boland' is situated 160km from Cape Town in the fertile Breede River Valley.

The sleepy, but fast growing town of Sedgefield lies between Knysna and George, flanked on the one side by bush-covered sand dunes and impressive inland mountains on the other

Situated at the gateway to the Garden Route, 100km from Port Elizabeth, Cape St Francis is neighbour to one of South Africa's foremost residential marina developments, St Francis Bay

The picturesque town of Stellenbosch, the second oldest town in South Africa, is situated about 50 km from Cape Town along the banks of the Eerste River

Swellendam is an attractive historic town at the foot of the Langeberg Mountains, and an excellent stop along the N2 between Cape Town and the Garden Route.

“The Garden of the Garden Route” welcomes you to the area the ancient San people called the “place of many waters.”

The idyllic holiday resort of Wilderness is nestled between the wooded foothills of the Outeniqua Mountains and a golden beach 18km long, which stretches from Leentjies Klip to Gerrickes Point