The R62 wine route is the longest in the world. We travel in the little karoo area. We pass the towns of Robertson and Montagu among others. We visit a game ranch in Oudtshoorn.

From Oudtshoorn we proceed further passing the towns of George and Wilderness until we reach Knysna for the night. We stop and do brief tours at some of the towns.

On day 2 we depart from Knysna after breakfast and head off to Robberg Nature Reserve for hiking. This is one of the most beautiful nature reserves in South Africa, incorporating the sea and the the mountain.

From the Robberg Nature reserve we head to the Knysna Heads for many exciting photo opportunities with breathtaking views of Knysna.

The Knysna Quays Waterfront is a great location, always feels great, stunning views and just a happy space with awesome stores and restaurants. Here you can dine and enjoy some of the best wines South Africa has to offer. Here you relax and have some fun time. In late afternoon you can go into the sunset boat cruise (own expense)

After breakfast depart and head to Addo Elephant National Park for a Big 5 game drive in the park

In Bloukrans Bridge you will be able to do sky walking or the world's highest bungy jump (own expense)

Our first stop is in Hermanus in the cliff path where we do a brief tour and also get to view whales (in season)

From Hermanus we proceed to Benguela Cove Wine Estate for wine tasting of 5 different wines

From Benguela Cove Wine Estate we head off to Betty's Bay to see the endangered African Penguins. This is our final stop as we head back to Cape Town arriving at around 6pm.