The Koukamma Area is characterised by two distinct regions which can be classified as the coastal belt (Tsitsikamma) and inland section (The Langkloof).
Take time to explore Tsitsikamma on horseback with Hog Hollow Horse Trails
Their Kurland Picnic Horse Trail is a half-day excursion enjoying nature, good food and local wines.And best of all? No experience needed!
R1200pp for half day with deluxe picnic Qhambalala Accommodation Secunda R200pp including sparkling wine, soft drinks and a spread of delectable fresh fare. Departure at 11:00 daily
Time to play in the Eastern Cape!
It’s time for the weekend warriors to start emerging from their post-Christmas slump and begin planning those amazing weekends away. Where else but ...
Take a load off in Tsitsikamma at . Sit in the garden with the orange trees and savour the view of the mountains, or enjoy the colourful and cosy interior, with its wood-burning pizza oven. Shop for gifts of local craft and interesting items and sample craft beer or locally produced cheese. For kids, there's a wonderful outdoor play area, or an inside playroom for those rainy Tsitsikamma days.
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Time to visit the Langkloof?
The area is rich in biodiversity with over 2,000 species of fynbos, abundant bird and wildlife, making it perfect for hiking and mountaineering. Langkloof is one of the most scenic sections of Route 62, with a backdrop of mountains, valleys and waterfalls. It's a slice of Eastern Cape paradise.
Look out for a super feature on Tsitsikamma's The Otter Trail in the latest issue of TRAIL magazine
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There's magic in these mountains. The Langkloof by
The Eastern Cape is not shy when it comes to incredible food – from the lamb of the Karoo to the calamari of the coast – and while this province s...
Did you know? The Tsitsikamma Gorge, and often Storms River Mouth, are an intense "Coca-Cola" colour due to the high tannin content in the water, leached from the surrounding vegetation.
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The loveliest of views can be found in the Langkloof Valley. This special region forms a part of Route 62, the original road between Port Elizabeth and Cape Town and was utilised by wagons and cars before the national road i.e. the Garden Route was established.
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Surf and surf...you can have your seafood and eat it too at Cattle Baron Tsitsikamma at Storms River Mouth. Sublime seafood, sizzling steaks, ice cold drinks and simply the best views on the Garden Route! http://qoo.ly/uss6k
Don't say we didn't warn you...Start planning for Spring 2019 as the Langkloof bursts with floral sights and scents as the fruit trees start to bloom. It's a magical time to visit the valley. http://qoo.ly/ura2u
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How's the view from the Cattle Baron Tsitsikamma at Storms River Mouth?
Not only can you get ice cold drinks after hiking around the National Park, but they also serve up superb seafood and grill. Time to take a Sho't Left into Tsitsikamma National Park!
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It's wedding season! Are you looking for a country destination venue for your special day? Innie Bos Weddings in the lovely Langkloof could be your perfect choice!
The wedding venue is situated amidst an indigenous forest and surrounded by nature. Listen to the soothing sounds of the forest, birdlife and nearby stream serenading you while you say your most sacred vows to one another.
Experience Koukamma; discover the rocky rugged Tsitsikamma, the Langkloof, with its historic galleries of Khoisan rock art, and the world's longest wine route, Route 62.
REVIVING THE TSITSIKAMMA WETLANDS // A century-old decision to drain the Tsitsikamma wetlands has resulted in grave damage. But an MTO project is bringing nature back to this eco gem.
The Tsitsikamma region was once home to impressive wetlands. Those days are returning thanks to an ambitious project restoring the natural order to this area, conserving water and helping local communities.
Tsitsikamma is a colloquialism for ‘clear water’ and the region stands up to that claim. But roll back the clock for just over a century and it was even more impressive with wetlands spanning alongside the local mountains. Wetlands are not a common sight in South Africa, taking up less than 3% of its surface area. Yet they are crucially important in maintaining the natural ecosystem and without them, serious problems, including loss of water, start to occur. To date, excluding training, logistics and certain infrastructure, MTO Group has spent over R11.5 million on the restoration. Continue reading...
A century-old decision to drain the Tsitsikamma wetlands has resulted in grave damage. But an MTO project is bringing nature back to this eco gem.
The Langkloof borders the incredible Baviaanskloof Nature Reserve (both of which form a part of the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) - a place of indescribable beauty and untold biodiversity. Road-trippers and 4x4ers would do well to add the Langkloof to a planned Baviaanskloof trip, and vice versa, as the area offers some of the most gorgeous vistas in the Eastern Cape. http://qoo.ly/uj383
The perfect seaside holiday destination in Tsitsikamma - Eersterivier.
Located at the junction of Route 62 and the Garden Route, Tsitsikamma Seaside Accommodation offers the most lovely beach houses for private rentals.
You'll be swept away on a tide of beautiful coastal flora, the ocean breeze and the sound of the waves. It doesn't get more perfect than this...
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Book one of four 4x4 trails with Kouga Wildernis today.
"Live in the sunshine, swim the sea, drink the wild air."
This poem could have been written about Tsitsikamma! Take in the cool, clear air of the Tsitsikamma Afromontane forest as you fly through the trees with Tsitsikamma Canopy Tour
Seasons Greetings! We'd like to wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas!
Pack up the family and head for the cool, green forest around Kouga Wildernis - the Langkloof is a treasure chest for adventure-loving families!
Take the road less travelled this summer. The road, that is, into the gorgeous Tsitsikamma Afromontane forest with Tsitsikamma Segway Tours
Where will you be casting this summer?
The coastline of the Eastern Cape is scattered with prime fishing locations and attracts avid fishermen and newbie fish enthusiasts throughout the yea...
Earth laughs in flowers and, sometimes, it laughs the loudest in the beautiful Langkloof region!
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Planning a watersports summer along the Garden Route these holidays? Why not get your scuba diving qualification in Africa's oldest Marine Protected Area? The scuba diving and snorkelling at Storms River Mouth is doubly special as it is both a protected area and an area of rich marine biodiversity. This underwater playground is found in the nutrient-rich waters of the Cape and divers can enjoy a fireworks display of colours on reefs alive with soft corals, anemones and sponges, reef fish, rays and an array of smaller shark species. You're in for an unforgettable adventure with .
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Magical midnight sighting in the Langkloof Garden Route Biosphere Reserve! Delport Botma searched for, and found, this rarely seen Beardless Dwarf Chameleon after researching its habitat and hours of nighttime investigation, but it was definitely worth it! Our biosphere reserve offers wonders aplenty for those willing to look!
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Planning a watersports holiday in the Garden Route this summer? Be sure to tick the epic adventure that is Blackwater Tubing off your Tsitsikamma Bucket List! Reports are that conditions are excellent at the moment to adventure into the Storms River Gorge and explore a remote and unspoiled region of the Tsitsikamma National Park!
Spending your summer in the Langkloof? Then why not check out these hikes at Kouga Wildernis ?
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Have you heard of the Tsitsikamma "St******se" Hike
This unique rock pool hike starts at the Tsitsikamma Lodge & Spa (there is no cost, but you do need to sign in at reception). It’s a 5km trail, visiting 11 pools along the way, and should take around four hours to complete. Each pool has a name, and the name denotes your instructions – it is called the “St******se” Trail, after all! Crystal-clear mountain pools await, with names like “Bikini Pool”, “Bottomless Pool”, “Honeymoon Pool” and, yes you guessed it, “Kaalgat Pool.” This cheeky circular walk is a lesser-known Tsitsikamma hike but it’s still advisable to ring the bell before approaching the final pool to warn anyone already in there!
Spotted at Bloukrans Bungy yesterday! Steve-O from the Jackass movies! You know it's extreme when this guy stops at Face Adrenalin for a jump! Pictured here with Face Adrenalin's Thomas Ngomana at the bridge!
Did you know? In 2017, both the Langkloof and Tsitsikamma were part of a region declared by UNESCO as the Garden Route Biosphere Reserve.
Biosphere reserves are tools to address environmental, social and economic sustainability. They do not exclude people, development, towns or farmlands. Rather, they logically define an area that is deemed to be “special” (due to its ecological and cultural areas of significance) into three zones: the core zones, such as national parks, that have legal protection; the buffer zones that adjoin or surround the core areas and where low impact activities take place, such as ecotourism, education, research, etc, and; transition zones where towns are situated and where human activities such as farming, business, etc takes place.
Unesco Biosphere Reserve - In June 2017, the Garden Route, including both the Tsitsikamma and Langkloof regions of Koukamma, was recognised as a Biosphere Reserve by The United ...
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The Langkloof Valley is part of the recently recognised UNESCO Garden Route Biosphere Reserve. The reserve was designated by UNESCO as a hub of extreme biodiversity and, as we know, the Fynbos region is an enormous part of this reserve with 5000 of 9000 plant species found nowhere else in the world. So join us as we #ExploreLangkloof
If you're going to visit the coast, why not visit Africa's oldest Marine Protected Area and stay at Tsitsikamma Seaside Accommodation?
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