The Tsitsikamma & Langkloof stretches from the Bloukrans River in the west to Eerste Rivier in the east and is bordered on the north by the imposing Tsitsikamma Mountains and in the south by the Indian Ocean. It is the western gateway to the Cacadu district of the Eastern Cape and a modern day version of the Garden of Eden with spectacular scenery, large tracts of indigenous forest, lush greenery and an estimated 116 different types of giant trees. As for the Langkloof, it is better known as the fruit route due to being the second largest deciduous fruit-producing area in South Africa. The valley is lined by orchards with beautiful mountains and perennial streams as a backdrop.

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The Wild Coast is scattered with small gems just waiting to be discovered and explored. The history of the area is itself a treasure and on this excursion you will not discover the past, but will be transported from everyday life to a type of natural surrounding that is indescribably exquisite.

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Greater Addo is largely dominated by the Addo Elephant Park, the boundaries of which now extend right from the edge of Darlington Dam in the north to Colchester at the coast, incorporating the beautiful Sundays River Valley. However, the region of Greater Addo is an incredibly diverse, beautiful area in the Eastern Cape that remains largely ‘undiscovered’, despite the thousands of visitors.

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As you travel down the N6 from the Free State all the way to East London, you will find a variety of things to see and do which will interest a variety of personalities. From interesting heritage and historical sights to lush vegetation and indigenous culture, this route offers it all in a quick three day journey through Eastern Cape paradise.

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The Tsitsikamma & Langkloof stretches from the Bloukrans River in the west to Eerste Rivier in the east and is bordered on the north by the imposing Tsitsikamma Mountains and in the south by the Indian Ocean. It is the western gateway to the Cacadu district of the Eastern Cape and a modern day version of the Garden of Eden with spectacular scenery, large tracts of indigenous forest, lush greenery and an estimated 116 different types of giant trees. As for the Langkloof, it is better known as the fruit route due to being the second largest deciduous fruit-producing area in South Africa. The valley is lined by orchards with beautiful mountains and perennial streams as a backdrop.

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