This land lies between the sea and the Tsitsikamma Mountains and stretches from the Bloukrans River in the West to Clarkson in the East.

Beautiful indigenous forest, protected by the State, is home to centuries old trees such as Yellowwood, Stinkwood, Hard Pear, Ironwood, Kamassi and many others.

Over the millennia, rivers have cut awesome gorges through the coastal plateau as they flow down to the spectacular coastline. This paradise of forest, fynbos and sea is home to birds, antelope, bushpig, honey badgers and the occasional leopard. Whales and dolphins are constant visitors to the coast. Tsitsikamma is a khoi word meaning "place of abundant or sparkling water". The region stretches from the Bloukrans River in the west to Eerste Rivier in the east, is bordered on the north by the imposing Tsitsikamma mountains and in the south by the Indian Ocean.