Tsitsikamma

Tsitsikamma is derived from the San word for ‘place of abundant water’. It’s not hard to see why when looking out onto its vistas.

Tsitsikamma is an area of land between the Tsitsikamma mountains and the south coast of South Africa. Described as ‘the garden of the Garden Route’, the area offers beautiful forest scenery and plenty to do within it. The protected paradise of the Tsitsikamma forest is a nature-lover’s dream. Ancient trees climb into the sky while a plethora of birds chirp and sing in the distance. Tsitsikamma has something for both adrenaline junkies and those who prefer a slower pace. Bungee jumping, canopy tours and fantastic hospitality all come together at Tsitsikamma.

 

Tsitsikamma’s prime location on the Garden Route means that it is a short distance from many coastal towns and their annual happenings. Plettenberg Bay [PBZ] hosts an annual Film and Food Festival in July of each year. The festival brings together the best offerings of the South African film industry as well as many talented local chefs. Knysna is a short drive from Plettenberg Bay and hosts an annual Oyster Festival in July of each year. Sumptuous seafood combines with fun for the whole family to create a memorable item for any Garden Route itinerary.

Tsitsikamma Activities

The beautiful Tsitsikamma is a hub for all things adrenaline-fuelled. The area boasts South Africa’s first zip-line canopy tour as well as the world’s highest bridge bungee jump. There is no place more beautiful to get your blood pumping!

The best way to experience the beauty of the Tsitsikamma is from within it. There are various hiking trails running through the forest, all equally beautiful. Secret waterfalls, beautiful forest vistas and exotic birds await you.

There are plenty of idyllic beaches a short drive from the Tsitsikamma region. Eersterivier, Nature’s Valley and Kouga are all great spots to while away the day with a dip in the sea or a good book on the sand.

Whether you’re taking in the Indian Ocean on the suspension bridge at Storms River Mouth or looking up at The Big Tree, an 800-year-old yellowwood, Tsitsikamma is the land of plenty that keeps on giving.

Tsitsikamma’s prime location on the Garden Route means that it is a short distance from many coastal towns and their annual happenings. Plettenberg Bay [PBZ] hosts an annual Film and Food Festival in July of each year.

Tsitsikamma is a beautiful forested region located within the Eastern and Western Cape of South Africa. Stunning vistas, adrenaline adventures and secrets in the forest await you. Discover Tsitsikamma, enquire today!