Kleinmond - Hermanus - Gansbaai - Arniston:
Hermanus – Walker Bay where the Southern Right Whales visit between June and November to give birth.  A seaside village with scenic beauty, fishing and every amenity within walking distance.

Gans Bay – views from the cliffs of Walker Bay.  A tranquil little fishing village near to Danger Bay and clear pools and caves at De Kelders.

Arniston also known by its more official name, Waenhuiskrans, this is an enchanting little fishing village of thatched and limewashed cottages farther along the coast, to the east. The two names given the place have their interest: the Arniston was a British troopship wrecked in the area, with the loss of 372 lives in 1815; Waenhuiskrans translates as ‘ wagon house cliff’, a reference to the huge sea-cavern nearby.

Of interest here, and along the coast, are the giant pods of the Entada Gigas sea-bean, and a number of stone fish-traps built by the ‘Strandloper’ (‘beachranger’) people in prehistoric times.

Check into accommodation to be reserved in Hermanus or Arniston.

Optional excursions in Hermanus.

Overnight at accommodation of your choice.

Hermanus Area- Swellendam - Barrydale - Montagu - Robertson - Bonnievale - McGregor:
It is about a 2-hour drive to Montagu

Swellendam – Situated at the foot of the scenic Langeberg Mountains; agricultural area with historical buildings; largest Youngberry growing area; walks through Langeberg Mountains; an Aero Club; The Bontebok National Park and Marloth Nature Reserve.

Barrydale – historical town situated at the mouth of the Breede River; walks; wine co-op; near to the Warmwaterberg therapeutic hot springs.

Montagu - natural hot spring water pools, 4x4 tractor ride to superb views of the wine farms inthe Valley's below.

Robertson - an area of vineyards (e.g. Graham Beck Wine Farm for Cape's best Shiraz wines) set in the fertile Breede River Valley at the foot of the Langeberg Mountains, hiking trails, nature reserves e.g. Dassieshoek Nature Reserve which offers a wide variety of fynbos, proteas and beautiful scenery; Sheilam Cactus Garden; and race horse stud farms.

Bonnievale - Parmalat chees factory, which is the largest of its kind in the country; Vrolijkheid Nature Reserve.

McGregor - a pretty little village from the 19th century in which time stood still.  The many thatch roofed Cape between nostalgic fruit and vegetable gardens are well preserved and maintained.

Check into accommodation to be reserved at Swellendam or Montagu or Robertson or Bonnievale or McGregor.

Overnight at accommodation of your choice.