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Caledon Blue Crane Route

Lying at the southernmost tip of the African continent, where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet, is the Overberg, a fertile area surrounded by mountains and sea starting from a point 100km east of the city of Cape Town.

Cape Care Route

The City of Cape Town initiated the development of this Afrikatourism route that offers visitors a different experience of the city, in that it focuses on sustainable development issues.

Cape Nature Route

Western Cape, South Africa: This route highlights the 'benefits beyond boundaries' of all reserves under Cape Nature Conservation.

Dwars River Escape Route

The Dwars River Escape Route covers the entire Dwars River Valley, located near the university town of Stellenbosch in the Western Cape of South Africa. The route covers a relatively short distance, but it is a valley packed full of attractions and activities for the tourist.

KwaMandlenkosi Route

The township of Kwa-Mandlenkosi is situated just off the N1 highway approximately 1km south of Beaufort West, the home of the late pioneering heart surgeon, Professor Christiaan Barnard. This has become the focal point of one of the shortest Afrikatourism routes in the Open Africa project, and the first in the Great Karoo.

Mothers of Creation Route

The Garden Route is South Africa’s Garden of Eden, a combination of long, deserted beaches and tranquil lagoons, lush green forests and mountain ranges. Tourists can enjoy the abundant natural resources and meet local people while directly supporting the poorer communities and contributing to their sustainable future.      

Porterville Blue Crane Route

The Porterville Blue Crane Route links the various attractions in and around the town under the banner of Blue Crane conservation, as the route is one of four Blue Crane routes in the Western Cape.

Sindwendwela Craft and Cultural Route

The route is situated south of the Great Karoo in the valley surrounded by the Groot Swartberg, Outeniqua and Kammanassie mountains, along the Garden Route in the Western Cape province, South Africa.

Southern Overberg Fynbos Route

The route stretches into the hidden corners of the Agulhas Plain, near the southern tip of Africa, as well as to Stanford, Gansbaai, Baardskeerdersbos, Pearly Beach, Elim and Wolvengat.

Southernmost Route

The Southernmost Blue Crane Route is set in the south Western Cape region of South Africa and as the name suggests, the key feature of this route is South Africas national bird.

West Coast Rock Art Route

The San (Bushman) rock paintings in the Cederberg, Nardouwsberg, Koue Bokkeveld and Olifants River Valley north of Cape Town are amongst the most accessible in South Africa. The sites on this route together have about 25 rock shelters with hundreds of individual paintings.

West Coast Sea Kayaking Route

This 250km stretch of coastline is truly one of South Africa’s jewels. Rolling hills, lush coastal forest, quiet estuaries, wild seas and friendly people. The Wild Coast, aptly named for its seas, can be wild and adventurous.

Xairu Blue Crane Route

The Xairu Blue Crane Route is one of four blue crane routes in the Western Cape. It is located in and around the town of Heidelberg, which is about 276km east of Cape Town on the N2 national road. Heidelberg is fondly known as the “gateway to the garden route”.

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