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Compare 10 Garden Route tours, from quick 30-minute quad rides and tandem paragliding to multi-day safaris with Addo Elephant National Park game drives. Most tours depart from Cape Town, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before departure.
Free Cancellation 5-day small-group tour from Cape Town: Addo, Cango Caves, Knysna, Jeffreys Bay, with 2 game drives.
Free Cancellation 3-day budget safari from Cape Town with a 4x4 game drive, hiking, and a bungy jump option.
Free Cancellation 3-day Cape Town mini van tour covering ~1200 km of Garden Route, with 4x4 safari, Cango Caves and kayaking.
Free Cancellation 30-minute guided quad bike ride on bush trails at WildX Adventures, Wilderness, with instruction for beginners. (Note: 124 chars)
Free Cancellation 90-minute shared boat cruise through the Knysna Heads to coastal caves and coves, max 25 passengers.
Free Cancellation 7 Day Garden Route + Addo Safari with Cape Point & Cape Winelands
Free Cancellation 30-minute tandem paraglide with a certified instructor, launching from sea, lake, or mountain sites.
Free Cancellation 10-hour guided day trip from Port Elizabeth to the Crags: Jeffreys Bay, Tsitsikamma, Monkeyland and Birds of Eden.
4-day small-group or private Garden Route tour with stops in Knysna and Oudtshoorn, caves and wildlife entries included.
Free Cancellation Two-hour canoe paddle on Sedgefield Lagoon with kayak, paddles and life jackets, plus one drink at Oysters Edge.
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Most tours here cover the 200 km between Mossel Bay and Storms River, with the big stops being Knysna's lagoon, the Cango Caves near Oudtshoorn, and the suspension bridges at Storms River Mouth. Expect long drives — multi-day group tours run 4 to 6 hours behind the wheel most days — traded against game drives, forest hikes and cave visits you couldn't easily piece together on your own. Small groups, one English-speaking guide, and breakfast included is the standard package.
A short boardwalk from the rest camp car park leads through coastal forest to suspension bridges spanning the gorge where the Storms River meets the Indian Ocean. Allow 1–2 hours and arrive at 07:00 in summer — the gate opens then, and the bridges get busy by 09:00. This is also the start of the five-day Otter Trail.
At 216 m above the Bloukrans River, this is the world's highest commercial bridge bungy. Tours pre-book your slot and you decide on day one whether to jump; waiting time runs 1–2 hours. Non-jumpers can walk the Sky Walk to the platform instead.
Africa's largest show-cave system sits 55 km north of George, and nearly every multi-day tour includes the hour-long Heritage Tour (R150 adult, R100 child, departing hourly 09:00–16:00). You'll walk vast dripstone chambers beneath the Swartberg range. The Adventure Tour is temporarily unavailable.
Cruises cross the lagoon, pass through the sandstone Heads and follow the coastline's caves and coves — about 90 minutes on boats capped at 25 passengers. The estuary shelters the Knysna seahorse, which lives in only three estuaries on Earth. You can see live ones in the SANParks tank on Thesen Island.
Multi-day tours pair two drives: one in Addo Elephant National Park by minivan, one at Botlierskop private reserve in an open 4x4, where Big Five sightings are possible. Addo is SANParks' elephant park, 190 km east of Storms River. Both entrance fees are typically included in tour prices.
Between Mossel Bay and Knysna, tours stop for a group kayak on the calm Touw River or a canoe across the Wilderness lakes. Pied kingfishers and grey herons work the shallows. It's the calmest stretch of the route, and the most family-friendly.
Tours here range from 30-minute quad rides to 7-day Cape Town round trips, and the differences in pace are big — read the daily drive times before you commit. Here's what to sort out first.
Options include small-group minivan tours (3, 4, 5 and 7 days from Cape Town), a 10-hour day tour from Port Elizabeth to the Crags, and short activities like quad biking in Wilderness ($37), tandem paragliding ($81), lagoon cruises and canoeing. The 4-day Explore tour runs as private, small-group or singles, with a minimum of 2 adults. There's no audio-guide option — every tour comes with a live English-speaking guide.
The Otter Trail, if you're extending on your own, is capped at 12 hikers per day and sells out about a year ahead — SANParks opens bookings on the first working day of each month for dates 11 months out. Group tours can also fill in the December–February peak, so book 2+ days ahead minimum (that's also the cutoff for Cape Town hotel pickup on the multi-day tours). Cancellation is free up to 24 hours before departure on most tours.
Most multi-day tours include park entries (Cango Caves, Addo, Tsitsikamma), but check the inclusions list — the 3-day backpacker safari covers accommodation and meals but not activities like the bungy, which you pay the supplier for on the day. Independent visitors pay SANParks daily fees: R367 international adult at Storms River Mouth, R235 at Wilderness, R231 at Knysna. A Wild Card exempts you everywhere.
The 5-day and 7-day tours cover about 2,000 km total with 4–6 hours of driving most days; the 3-day highlights tour covers 1,200 km at the same pace. Operators themselves warn these are packed itineraries and suggest booking longer or private tours if you want a slower rhythm. If a minibus makes you queasy, this matters.
The standard route stretches inland to Oudtshoorn (ostrich farms, meerkat encounters) over the Outeniqua Pass, and Route 62 makes a scenic loop back to Cape Town instead of repeating the N2. Gqeberha and Addo sit 2 hours east of Storms River, which is where most tours turn around. Budget a half-day for the caves and pass detour if self-driving.
Tandem paragliding with Dolphin Paragliding is wheelchair accessible, and the Knysna cruise allows service animals with infants on laps (not recommended under 3). Multi-day minivan tours are flagged suitable for all fitness levels, though quad biking and canoeing exclude pregnant travellers and people with spinal injuries. Self-drive visitors will find an 800 m wheelchair-friendly forest loop at the Garden of Eden and five adapted SANParks units — email [email protected] for those.
Multi-day group tours set a minimum age of 8, with 8–17 year olds required to book private rooms — no under-18s in dorm packages. Short activities are more flexible: infants ride in prams on the quad ride and canoe tours. The Bloukrans bungy is teens and adults only.
Lagoon cruises and wildlife activities run subject to sea and weather conditions, and operators don't refund for missed marine sightings — the animals are wild. June averages about 12 rain days, so pack a waterproof layer even in summer. Paragliding launches shift between coastal and inland sites depending on wind.
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| 3-Day Backpacker Safari | 5-Day Small Group Tour with Addo | 7-Day Garden Route + Cape Tour | 1-Day Tour from Port Elizabeth | Short Activity (cruise, quad, paragliding, canoe) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 3 days / 2 nights | 5 days / 4 nights | 7 days / 6 nights | 10 hours | 30 min to 2 hours |
| Best for | Budget travellers and solo backpackers | First-timers wanting the full coast plus safari in limited time | Travellers combining Cape Point, the Winelands and the Garden Route in one trip | Cruise passengers and short-stay visitors based in Gqeberha | Self-drivers filling gaps in their own itinerary |
| Includes | Shared dorm rooms, dinner and breakfast, 1x 4x4 game drive, guided hike | Cango Caves, 2 game drives (Addo + Botlierskop 4x4), Route 62 wine tasting, Knysna Heads, hotel pickup in Cape Town | Cape of Good Hope and Winelands entries, Cango Caves, Addo and Tsitsikamma fees, 2 game drives, breakfasts | Tsitsikamma park entry, Birds of Eden, Monkeyland, pickup from PE or Jeffreys Bay, tea and coffee | Gear and guide (quad, paragliding); boat, guide and water (Knysna cruise); kayak, paddle, life jacket and a drink at Oysters Edge (Sedgefield) |
| Price from | $482.50 per person | $828.66 per person (dorm to 4* tiers) | $1,335.44 per person | $217.84 per person | $31.07–$97.75 per person |
| Rating | 4.96 (225 reviews) | 4.88 (328 reviews) | 4.9 (30 reviews) | 4.93 (15 reviews) | 4.33–4.91 |
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SANParks day-visitor gates run 07:00–18:00 in summer (September–April) and 08:00–17:00 in winter (May–August). No entry outside these hours, and the times are strictly enforced — overstaying can draw a summons under the Protected Areas Act. The staffed Plaatbos and Goesa gates in Storms River Village keep the same hours.
Robberg Nature Reserve (CapeNature, Plettenberg Bay) opens 07:00–20:00 in summer and 08:00–18:00 in winter, with no entry in the hour before closing. Confirm current hours on capenature.co.za before you go.
Cango Caves run Heritage Tours on the hour, 09:00–16:00, daily except Christmas Day.
If you're overnighting in SANParks accommodation: check-in from 14:00, check-out by 10:00. Arriving at 15:00 in winter leaves you barely two hours of usable light, so plan accordingly.
By car: the N2 is the artery. Cape Town to Mossel Bay is 385 km (~4 h); from there it's 50 km to Wilderness, 45 km to Knysna, 32 km to Plettenberg Bay and 68 km to Storms River. Gqeberha sits 190 km (~2 h) east of Storms River. Rentals run about R350–R700/day in season, with one-way drop fees near R1,800.
By air: George Airport (GRJ) is the route's own airport, a 50-minute flight from Cape Town International, with rental cars at the terminal. Many travellers fly into Cape Town, drive east, and fly out of Gqeberha.
By bus: Intercape coaches serve George, Knysna and Plettenberg Bay from Cape Town (5–7 h); Baz Bus runs a hop-on hop-off backpacker service along the route. Neither covers the gaps between towns well, so most bus travellers add a rental or shuttles.
By guided tour: small-group multi-day tours depart Cape Town or Gqeberha from roughly $700–$1,400 per person, with hotel pickup included within 5 km of central Cape Town or Stellenbosch (book at least 2 days ahead for pickup).
Best overall: shoulder months April–May and September–October, with mild 18–25°C days, fewer crowds and lower prices.
Summer (November–March): beach weather with highs of 20–28°C, but December–February bring peak crowds and prices along the whole coast. Book accommodation months ahead.
Winter (June–August): coolest and wettest stretch — George sees lows around 8°C, highs near 20°C, and June averages about 12 rain days. The compensation: southern right whales pass the coast June–November, peaking July–September, and the Knysna Oyster Festival fills about 10 days in July.
Wildflowers bloom August–September. Whenever you come, the region gets rain year-round, so pack a waterproof layer regardless of season.
Wheelchair users: SANParks has five accommodation units adapted for mobility challenges (three in Tsitsikamma, two at Wilderness Ebb-and-Flow) plus three adapted campsite ablutions. These are held off the online booking system — email [email protected] or call +27 12 428 9111 directly. The Garden of Eden, right off the N2 between Knysna and Plettenberg Bay, has a marked 800 m circular forest route accessible to wheelchair users. Tandem paragliding with Dolphin Paragliding is fully wheelchair accessible.
Older visitors: the Knysna Heads, Wilderness beaches and the Storms River Mouth restaurant are all reachable by car, and the suspension bridges need only a short boardwalk stroll. Knysna lagoon cruises offer sightseeing without walking.
Children: sheltered swimming beaches, the suspension-bridge boardwalk and Knysna's waterfront all suit young families. SANParks charges children from age 2 (2–11 pay child rates). Multi-day group tours require a minimum age of 8; the Bloukrans bungy is strictly for teens and adults.
Detailed accessibility PDFs for the Wilderness, Tsitsikamma and Knysna sections are published on the SANParks website.
Conservation fees (1 Nov 2025 – 31 Oct 2026, per adult/child daily): Storms River Mouth R367/R183 international, R82/R41 for South Africans; Wilderness R235/R118 international; Knysna R231/R115; Nature's Valley R165/R82; Plaatbos and Goesa forest trails plus the Big Tree R96/R48 — card only, no cash at those gates. A Wild Card exempts you from all daily fees. Robberg Nature Reserve charges about R75/R55 at the gate (recent reports; Wild Card holders free).
Where to stay: SANParks rest camps at Storms River Mouth and Wilderness Ebb-and-Flow put you inside the park; check-in 14:00, check-out 10:00. A 1% community fund levy is added to accommodation and activity bookings.
Food and drink: tour packages include breakfast, with lunch en-route (limited options) and dinner in free time — guides point you to local restaurants, and backpacker accommodation usually has communal kitchens. Vegetarian options exist on request; vegan, halal and gluten-free aren't guaranteed, so plan alternatives.
Activities on site: kayak and lilo trips up the Storms River gorge, canopy tours and ziplines in Tsitsikamma, paragliding over Wilderness, and boat cruises from Mossel Bay, Knysna and Plettenberg Bay harbours.
Driving: South Africans drive on the left. Avoid night driving — the N2 between towns is poorly lit and baboons, livestock and unlit vehicles are real hazards. Refuel at major stations and lock doors in town. Gate times inside parks are legally enforceable.
In SANParks areas: firearms must be declared and sealed at the gate. No pets of any kind (transgressors face a summons and confiscation; only permitted guide dogs are exempt). No collecting plants, animals, dry wood or any natural or cultural items. Littering is fined, and alcohol can't be consumed in public areas.
Drones and cameras: drones need prior SANParks authorisation. Personal photography is fine; commercial filming requires a permit. Never use flash on wildlife at night.
At entry: sign an indemnity form and carry ID — it can be requested of any adult. On the Otter Trail, cross rivers (notably the Elandsbos and Lottering) at low tide and turn back if they're flooding; rangers monitor the trail (HQ 042 281 1607, police 10111).
The core Mossel Bay to Storms River drive is only about 200 km, or 2–3 hours non-stop, but that misses the point. Most tours run 3–5 days, operators recommend 5–7 nights, and 7–10 days if you add Oudtshoorn, the Cango Caves and Addo. The popular 5-day tour covers roughly 2,000 km total with 4–6 hours of driving most days.
It's optional on the multi-day tours. The operator pre-books space for the group, and you decide on day one whether to jump — you pay the supplier directly on tour. Waiting time at the bridge runs 1–2 hours depending on group size, and the activity is subject to weather. The jump is 216 m, the world's highest commercial bridge bungy.
On the multi-day group tours, yes — entrance to Cango Caves, Addo and Tsitsikamma is typically listed in the inclusions. The 1-day Port Elizabeth tour includes Tsitsikamma, Birds of Eden and Monkeyland entries. Short activities like cruises and quad rides don't involve park gates. If you're self-driving, budget R367 per international adult per day at Storms River Mouth, or get a Wild Card.
George Airport (GRJ) is the route's own airport, a 50-minute flight from Cape Town with rental cars at the terminal. Most group tours start in Cape Town, though, with hotel pickup within 5 km of the centre. If you're ending in the east, Gqeberha airport is about 2 hours from Storms River, and one-way rentals carry a drop fee of roughly R1,800.
Multi-day group tours set a minimum age of 8, and children from 8 to 17 must be accompanied by an adult and book private rooms — no under-18s in dorm packages. Shorter activities are looser: infants can ride in prams on the quad and canoe tours, and the Knysna cruise allows babies on laps (though it's not recommended under 3). The Bloukrans bungy is for teens and adults only.
The 3-day backpacker safari ($482.50) sleeps you in shared dorm rooms with dinner, breakfast and one 4x4 game drive included. The 5-day ($828.66) adds Addo Elephant National Park, the Cango Caves, Route 62 wine tasting and the Knysna Heads, with accommodation tiers from dorm to 4-star lodge. Both are fast-paced — the 5-day covers about 2,000 km.
Southern right whales pass this coast June–November, peaking July–September, and boat cruises run from Mossel Bay, Knysna and Plettenberg Bay. No operator guarantees sightings — marine mammals are wild and roam freely, and cruises don't refund for no-shows. Shore-based watching from cliff paths and Reebok's Kusweg near Mossel Bay costs nothing.
It's considered one of South Africa's safer tourist routes, but take standard precautions. Don't drive after dark — roads are poorly lit and you can meet baboons, livestock or unlit broken-down vehicles. Park in secure areas, keep valuables out of sight, and avoid township areas without a registered local guide. The region is entirely malaria-free, unlike Kruger.
Cruises and wildlife activities run subject to sea and weather conditions, and paragliding shifts launch sites depending on wind. Core stops like the Cango Caves (hourly 09:00–16:00) and the Storms River suspension bridges work in rain, though forest trails get slippery. Rain falls year-round here, so pack a waterproof layer whatever the season.
No — it's a self-guided SANParks hike, and tours don't include it. The 5-day, 42.5–45 km trail between Storms River Mouth and Nature's Valley costs R2,561 per person (huts included) and is capped at 12 hikers per day, selling out about a year ahead. Book through sanparks.org the month your date opens, or watch the cancellation list.
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Five days from Cape Town by minivan, in a small group with a local English-speaking guide. The route runs east along the coast to Addo Elephant National Park and Jeffreys Bay, then back through Knysna Heads, Wilderness, and Oudtshoorn in the Little Karoo. Expect 4–7 hours of driving on most days — this is a road trip, so plan for long stretches between stops. Two game drives are included: one inside Addo by minivan, and a 4x4 drive at Botlierskop private reserve. Cango Caves is on the itinerary, with entrance fees for the caves plus Addo and Tsitsikamma national parks covered. Four nights' accommodation and breakfast each morning are in the price; lunches, dinners, and optional extras like bungee jumping and ziplining are not. A portion of the tour fee goes to 2Cchange charity projects. Hotel pickup covers any address within 5 km of central Cape Town or Stellenbosch town, but only if you book at least 2 days before departure. Pickups start up to 90 minutes before departure, depending on your location and that day's route. Cancel up to 24 hours ahead for a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Three days, Cape Town pickup and surrounds, and a price built for backpackers — you sleep in shared backpacker rooms and get dinner and breakfast included, so your main extra costs are lunch, drinks, and tips (gratuities aren't covered). The centerpiece is a 4x4 game drive safari, and there's a guided hike on the schedule too. The optional bungy jump off the world's highest commercial site is the other draw; it's not in the base price, so budget for it separately if you want the leap. Tours run with an English-speaking guide. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund — tighter than most multi-day tours, which often ask for 48 hours or more.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Three days, roughly 1200 kilometres, and 4 to 6 hours of driving daily in a shared mini van. This is the fast-paced option: it packs Cango Caves, a group kayak on a calm Wilderness river, and an included 4x4 game drive with a ranger in a private reserve where Big Five sightings are possible, all in one loop from Cape Town. Two nights' accommodation with breakfast are included, plus an English-speaking local guide and a donation to 2Cchange charity projects from your tour fee. Optional extras at your own cost include visiting orphaned elephants in a natural habitat and the world's highest bridge bungy jump — the operator bills the trip at the young at heart. Pickup works from any address within 5 km of central Cape Town or Stellenbosch town, but only if you book at least 2 days before departure; pickups start up to 90 minutes before the tour departs. Cancel 24 hours or more ahead for a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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A 30-minute guided quad ride through twisting bush trails at the WildX Adventures Wilderness branch. The route is a natural obstacle course of trees and bushes — tight turns, technical patches, and enough variation to keep it interesting without demanding experience. Every trip opens with a safety briefing and instruction on operating the quad, plus the rules for the ride. Guides lead throughout and ride in English. Helmets and the quad bike are included; bring your own closed shoes and clothes you don't mind getting dusty. No license or prior experience is needed. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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A 90-minute shared cruise across the Knysna Lagoon, out through the Knysna Heads, and along the coastline's caves and coves. Boats hold no more than 25 passengers, and a local guide (English-speaking) explains the geology of the headlands and the estuarine and marine life as you go. Bottled water is included; gratuities are not. Which caves and coves you visit depends on the day's conditions. The route back ends at the moorings on Thesen Island Marina. Book one of three departure times. Check in 30 minutes before departure at the reception, where you sign an indemnity form. Every trip is subject to weather and a minimum passenger count for vessel weight — children and infants count as passengers. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Set your sense of adventure free on this week-long adventure along the south eastern coast of South Africa from Cape Town. Explore this coastal paradise with an experienced guide: hike in old-growth forests, see endangered animals in wildlife reserves and National Parks, canoe through pristine waters, surf at Jeffreys Bay and relax on white-sand beaches. Taste local wines in the famed Cape Winelands and venture down south along the coastal Cape Whale Route to reach the most southwestern tip of Africa at Cape Point. A combination of guided trips and optional activities -including bungy jumping and waterfall zip-lining - allows you to tailor this trip to your taste for adventure.
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A 30-minute tandem flight run by Dolphin Paragliding, with launches from several sites — some over sea and beach, others from hills and mountains with views over the lakes. Instructors fly in English and Dutch. You meet directly at the launch site and fill in a short bit of paperwork. Then you're strapped into a harness connected to the tandem pilot, the wing is inflated, and you both walk off the hill into the air. Once airborne you sit back in a chair-like position and take in the scenery; the landing is just a few steps. Tandem gear is included. Private transport and bottled water are not, so arrange your own ride. Confirm your location and time in advance and look for the Dolphin Paragliding Tent on arrival. Cancel at least 24 hours ahead for a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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This 10-hour day tour runs from Port Elizabeth west along the coast to the Crags, just short of Plettenberg Bay, then returns. Pickup is included from any location in Port Elizabeth or the town of Jeffreys Bay — state your accommodation when booking and the operator confirms your exact pickup time the day before. Cruise ship terminal pickup and drop-off are both covered. First stop is Jeffreys Bay (about an hour): the beaches, the main road with its surf-brand factory shops, and Marina Martinique. Next comes a coffee break at the Storms River Bridge viewpoint. Then Tsitsikamma National Park gets two hours, including a roughly 2 km, hour-long walk to the Storms River Mouth suspension bridge — bring comfortable shoes and a jacket. Afternoon is spent at the Crags sanctuaries: an hour at Monkeyland with its free-roaming primates, then an hour at Birds of Eden, the world's largest free-flight aviary. Admission to Tsitsikamma, Monkeyland and Birds of Eden is included, along with toll fees, bottled water, tea and coffee, air-conditioned transport and an English-speaking driver-guide. Gratuities are not. Minimum two people; solo travellers can join but pay a single supplement. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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This 4-day tour runs as a private, small-group, or singles option, with two nights based in Knysna and one in Oudtshoorn. One driver-guide stays with you for the whole trip. English is the only language guided. The route covers the Cango Caves, an ostrich ranch, a Seal Island cruise, the Tenikwa Wildlife Centre, and the Diaz Museum — entry fees for all five are included. Days are broken up with a boat cruise past the Knysna Heads, time at the Knysna Waterfront, and beach and forest walks. Accommodation is in four-star guest houses, lodges, or apartments, with breakfast daily, lunch on most days, and a lunch platter on Day 3. Bottled water is supplied. Dinners beyond the itinerary ones, and the oysters, wines, and craft beers at the Waterfront, are at your own cost. Hotel pickup and drop-off can be arranged from Cape Town or Port Elizabeth for an extra charge; there's also a luxury coach service between the two cities if you'd rather return that way. Cancel at least 6 full days before departure for a full refund; between 2 and 6 days out, you get a partial refund.
If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.<br>If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.<br>If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.
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Two hours of canoeing on the flat water of Sedgefield Lagoon, starting and ending at Oysters Edge on the water's edge. No itinerary or set route — you paddle the lagoon at your own pace. The water is calm and sheltered, so it suits beginners and families as much as regular paddlers. The lagoon is quiet and shallow-draft, which is why the birdwatching is good: herons and kingfishers work the reeds, and African fish eagles are regularly seen overhead. Go in the early morning for the calmest water and the most birds. Kayak, paddles and life jackets are all included. So is one drink per person at Oysters Edge Restaurant afterwards — a cool drink, water, a glass of wine or a beer. The crew speaks English. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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