Route 62 in South Africa is considered to be the longest wine route in the world. Traveling along the R62 Wine Route in South Africa is a fantastic way to explore some of the country's most picturesque landscapes and sample delicious wines. The R62 Wine Route runs through the Western Cape and is known for its charming towns, vineyards, and stunning scenery. From Worcester we pass through Robertson, Montagu, Barrydale, and Oudtshoorn amoung others. We make stops to taste wine along the way and will stop at one of these towns for lunch.

From Oudtshoorn we travel towards George passing the Outeniqua Pass on the way. The Outeniqua Pass is 13km long. The Outeniqua Pass is not only a crucial transportation link but also a picturesque part of the Garden Route that offers travelers a chance to appreciate the natural beauty of South Africa's Western Cape region.

From the Outeniqua Pass we drive pass George and reach Wilderness a short distance away. We do a brief tour of Wilderness. Wilderness might be a small village but the breath-taking scenery of forests, lakes, mountains and coastline makes it feel like an endless paradise, as it is renowned for its wide open beaches and beautiful lagoon system. Situated between George and Sedgefield, Wilderness has "that holiday feeling" all-year-round.

From Wilderness we travel a short distance to Knysna where we spend the night. Knysna is a place of natural beauty and a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking a tranquil coastal experience in South Africa.

Knysna is a place of natural beauty and a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking a tranquil coastal experience in South Africa. The Knysna Heads are not only a stunning natural landmark but also a place of great scenic beauty and ecological importance. The cliffs provide a breathtaking backdrop for the surrounding area, and they are a popular destination for tourists, photographers, and nature enthusiasts. The views from the top of The Heads offer a fantastic perspective of the lagoon, the Indian Ocean, and the lush forests that encompass the region.

Robberg Nature Reserve, certainly one of the best in South Africa, is known for its stunning coastal landscapes, diverse wildlife, and a variety of outdoor activities. In Robberg Nature Reserve we do hiking.

From Robberg Nature Reserve we go to Plettenberg Bay. Here we visit one of the popular beaches. Plettenberg Bay is a fantastic destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking for a relaxing coastal getaway. Its stunning landscapes and outdoor activities make it a must-visit location for anyone exploring the Garden Route in South Africa. From Plettenberg Bay we return to Knysna for a relaxed afternoon and for the night.

Visit Botlierskop Game Reserve for an unforgetable game safari in open 4x4 through one of the Garden Route’s premier private wildlife reserves. Set against rolling hills, river valleys, and fynbos landscapes, Botlierskop offers a classic safari experience with excellent wildlife viewing in a malaria-free area. Enjoy a guided open safari vehicle game drive, led by an experienced ranger who shares fascinating insights into animal behaviour and conservation. Look out for a wide variety of wildlife including lion, elephant, giraffe, zebra, rhino, buffalo, eland, kudu, impala, wildebeest, and many other game species. The open vehicle allows for outstanding photography opportunities and a close-to-nature experience. This safari is suitable for all types of travelers, including families, solo travelers, couples, and small groups, and is an ideal introduction to a South African safari along the Garden Route.

Garden of Eden is a beautiful hiking place with lots of stops and forests. It is a little paradise.

From Garden of Eden we go to Waterfront Quays Knysna. The quays feature a variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists. Visitors can enjoy waterfront views, a range of culinary options, and the chance to explore the charming streets and alleys of this coastal town.

From the Knysna Quays we embark on an afternoon boat cruise and watch the beautiful sunset. We spend our final night in Knysna

We stop over for a brief tour of Swellendam. Swellendam is a picturesque town in the Western Cape province of South Africa, known for its historic charm, natural beauty, and outdoor recreational opportunities.

From Swellendam we drive to Alguhas. We do a brief tour of Agulhas and possibly have lunch here. This is the southernmost point of Africa, located in South Africa. It is where the Indian Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean meet. Cape Agulhas is known for its rugged coastline and is a popular tourist destination.

From Agulhas we proceed to Hermanus where we spend the night. Hermanus is a popular destination for tourists, especially during the whale-watching season. Its natural beauty, coastal charm, and cultural attractions make it a great place to explore along the Western Cape's Garden Route.

Hermanus is a seaside town located in the Western Cape province of South Africa. It is known for its stunning coastal scenery, whale watching, and outdoor activities. Here are some key features and attractions of Hermanus: a) Whale watching b) Cliff Path: The Cliff Path is a beautiful coastal walk that stretches along the cliffs of Hermanus, offering panoramic views of the ocean and opportunities for whale watching. It's a popular spot for walking, jogging, and enjoying the natural beauty of the area. c) Adventure Activities: For the more adventurous, Hermanus offers activities like shark cage diving, paragliding, and quad biking.

At Benguela Cove Wine Estate we do wine tasting of 5 different wines. This is a top wine estate considered one of the top 100 wine producers in the world.

From Benguela Wine Estate we proceed to Betty's Bay to see the endangered African Penguins. This is quite a spactacle as we get to see Penguins from very close. From Betty's Bay we travel on the scenic Whale Coast Route arriving back in Cape Town at late afternoon around 6pm.