The R62 Wine Route is billed the longest wine route in the world. This route is very scenery with many beautiful towns and a lot of beautiful vineyards. You can stop at any of the wine farms to taste some of South Africa's best wines. There are many beautiful vineyards along the way.

We travel on the wine route until we reach Knysna. We base ourselves in Knysna for the 4 days exploring what the Garden Route has to offer.

On day 2 we depart after breakfast and head to Addo Elephant National Park for a day of game viewing. This is a day when we are really in touch with nature, enjoying the outdoor and watching wildlife. Addo, the 3rd largest game reserve in South Africa is also home to the big 5.

From Addo Elephant National Park we head to Bloukrans Bridge. Bloukrans Bridge has the world's highest bungy of 216m. At Bloukrans Bridge you can do sky walking at an optional extra of $20-00.

Robberg Nature Reserve, so beautiful, probably the best Nature reserve in South Africa, we go here to do hiking. Robberg Nature Reserve is one of the most important and iconic experiences in Plettenberg Bay. Located along the Garden Route in the Western Cape, this popular experience is one of Plett’s most unique areas to visit.

We also visit Plettenberg town for a brief tour of this beautiful town. We visit one of the famous beaches here for relaxation.

From Plettenberg Bay we head to Knysna Heads. This is one place with extremely good views and great photo opportunities. The Knysna Heads are a pair of sandstone cliffs that separate the Knysna Lagoon from the sea beyond; a famous landmark along the renowned Garden Route.

From Knysna Heads we go to Knysna Quays Waterfront, a beautiful place. A place to chill. A place to relax. A place to wine and dine or just shop around.

Hermanus, a beautiful coastal town, is know as the world capital for whale watching. Here we do whale watching - in season. We also do a brief tour of Hermanus.

Here we do wine tasting of 5 great wines. Benguela Wine Estate is certainly one of the best wine producers in South Africa. There are other activities available in Benguela.

From Benguela Wine Estate we head to Betty's Bay to see the endangered African Penguins. We get to see the Penguins up close at their natural habitat.

From Betty's Bay we take the most scenic route, the Whale Coast route as we head towards Cape town to end our tour. We arrive in Cape Town late afternoon at around 6pm.