Knysna Travel Guide

 govertical Says:  This was the highlight of our 4 day stay in Knysna, it was a superb way to escape the holiday frenzy in the town of Knysna itself during December. We did Go Vertical's Full Day Knysna Adventure Trail which is a combination of Canoeing and then a Beach walk.They provide all... 

 jo104 Says:  The Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe is the last steam hauled scheduled passenger train operating in South Africa taking in the scenery between George to KnysnaA single costs R70 adults & R50 children with a return costing R80 & R60during season 1/9 - 30/4 daily services except sundayOff... 

 cokes Says:  George, nestling below the magnificent Outeniqua Mountains is the sixth oldest town in South Africa. The area consists of a remarkable blending of mountains, rivers, indigenous and cultivated forests, colourful shrubs and wild flowers, glorious beaches and rich farmlands. It... 

 myriam_c Says:  The antique Outeniqua Tjoe-Choo Train rides from Knysna to George and back, and this several times each day. The trail goes over bridges and through tunnels, and from the train you will enjoy the most splendid views on the Outeniqua Mountains at one side, on the golden... 

 cokes Says:  Wilderness is situated about fifty kilometers from Knysna, about forty minutes pleasant drive through the what is often referred to as the Garden Route "lake district". Golden stretches of beach are washed by the rolling waves of the Indian Ocean.Inland only a few kilometers... 

 mvtouring Says:  Knysna Castles at Noetzie offers spectacular scenery, simple comfort and a variety of great activities such as hiking, fishing, whale watching, forest picnics, walking trails and swimming in fantastic surroundings. It is approx 20km from Knysna and you have to travel a dirt... 

 TRimer Says:  After looking at all the run-of-the-mill tourist spots on Kynsna Quay, we were so excited to come across Lush on Thesen Island. We had to wait until 8pm for a reservation but it was well worth the wait. The decor of the place sets the tone for the meal. Little tables... 

 kjones99 Says:  A lovely restaurant with outside seating overlooking the quays. What made this visit special was our wonderful waiter, Benjamin, who told us about his past as a street child and his work setting up a soup kitchen for other street children in the area. Mousaka was fab, and... 

 glennkasner Says:  This place is in the Knysna Waterfront ( strange how suddenly every little town has a waterfront). Service was great and the food absolutely wonderful! Kleftico ( Stolen Lamb) Just try it - you'll see why!!! 

 jo104 Says:  This lagoonside restauarnt in the Knysna Quays is the perfect place to sip a leisurely cocktail & watch the sunset. Our meal here was sensational with a variety of flavours bursting on the palate. The menu was varied & reasonably priced, giving something for everyoneWe were... 

 jo104 Says:  Your standard pub grub with a nice outside are overlooking Knysna lagoonTypical food is spare ribs, burgers, steak egg & chips.Plenty of booze specials like a bucket of beerThe staff are young & full of energy We enjoyed a cocktail & a BIG burger & chipsAt the entrance the... 

 jo104 Says:  You can enjoy Oysters in various styles here fresh or cooked. There is a tapas menu as well as salads on offerThe best thing about this bustling venue is being backdropped by busy boats coming & going its the perfect spot for sundowners drinks We only had drinks 

 hebaemam Says:  i loved the view most, which is the most important thing for a couple dinning out.food was so delecious, and price was around the average for elegant restaurant. those i choosed,,, watch the picsbut notice if you are used to the american sized food, then this restaurant is... 

 mvtouring Says:  I loved visiting the Birds of Eden even though I had a bit of a scary visit with one of the birds coming to sit on my shoulder without any warning! The world’s largest single span aviary, just a few kilometres east of Plettenberg Bay in the Garden Route, where birds are free...