Knysna Travel Blogs

Knysna, the names itself so interesting creates curiosity. I arrived at noon and checked in to Knysna Backpackers. Set in a century old Victorian house with a character, with panoramic view over Knysna lagoon. The town sparawls around a stunning tidal lagoon whose entrance guided by two rocky cliff…

We spent many a summer holiday in Knysna as kids and still love visiting every couple of years as it is so beautiful, and a lifetime of exploring won't find all there is to explore.

Left Gauteng for Addo Elephant Park. Moved on to Plettenberg Bay and visited Knysnaand Storms River in the Tsisikamma region. Back to Gariep Dam and then home

Howzit, Aloha and Bonjour! This was my first taste of Africa -I have to tell you, the place moves you! Once you've been it will stay with you forever. I went on an overland trip starting in Cape Town and we finished in Jo'burg.

Armed with our trusty Lonely Planet (which up till this point had been and handy source of information) my boyfriend and I arrived in Buffalo Bay. The road coming into the town is stunning, it passes by the river that leads out into the mouth of the ocean, the sand that forms the decaying boundary …

I was planning to make a couple of stops on the “World Famous Garden Route” after Cape Town, and the first of these was the quaint seaside town of Mossel Bay. This turned out to be not so much quaint, as St. Ives-like. Pretty enough, though, and while lying on my dorm bed, I got thinking ab…

Amazing adventure - mountain biking in the bush, swimming in Knysna estuary followed by glass of champagne, riding on rescued elephants... fantastic

Post-Graduation World Trip

Unfortunatly due to time constraints on this trip I have to head back towards Cape Town because I am to catch the Intercape Sleepliner to Windhoek, Namibia in a few days. The next time I come here I will do the east coast of the country. I stoped at Knysna on the way back to see if I could spot the…

Just some pics to remember...