When God made the world, he started with the continent of Africa he left the region rather dry and sandy! By the time he reached the South, he had perfected his craft and the result was the magnificence of South Africa and particularly the Garden Route. Recent excavations indicate that mankind itself may have originated in Southern Africa and there are numerous archeological sites along the Garden Route ,proving that man once lived, hunted and fished along these Indian Ocean coastlines as far back as 60 000 years. Nowadays the national road journeys east to west along the coast, offering spectacular views of the virgin beaches, dramatic mountain rangers, nature reserves and endless wilderness. Technically the Garden Route starts in the historical town of Mossel Bay where the balmy weather and beaches attract many visitors each year. The Portuguese explorer Bartholomeu Dias set ashore here on the 3rd of Feb 1488, using the area to hunt and to replenish their stores of fresh water. From Mossel Bay the next stop along the route is the town of George which is considered by many to be the capital of the region. George is the largest town in the area and is nestled between the Indian Ocean and the Outeniqua mountains which stretch up 1600 meters above the town. The George surrounds have a plethora awesome Viagra Jelly golf courses including the world famous Fancourt where the presidents cup is held.

Probably the receding hairline propecia most popular town on the Garden Route is Knysna. Situated on the second largest estuary in South Africa. Knysna is protected from the onshore winds by two enormous sandstone cliffs through which the estuary flows into the Indian Ocean. International tourists love Knysna’s diversity of activities, particularly golf, hiking, fishing and mountain biking.

To finish off your holiday on a high note, why not spend a couple of days on a magical safari. About hours drive north of Port Elizabeth is a host of luxury safari lodges from which to choose. The Big Five roam here in abundance and tourists can get back to nature in comfort without flying north to the Kruger area and waiting time on airplanes.

The vast majority of international tourists who visit the southern part of South Africa will start their holiday in Cape Town. Here they are able to experience the history and diverse culture of this country’s oldest city, established in1652. A number of days are usually spent here visiting Cape Point (the mythical meeting place of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans) or visiting the Cape Wine Region to taste the local produce. From Cape Town tourists travel east up the Garden Route and then finally on to Safari. Port Elizabeth has a domestic airport that connects with Cape Town or Johannesburg for your international flight home.

Author Bio: Jason Wiltshire of The South Africa Travel Company has 10 years of tourism experience. His company’s expertise covers accommodation, Cape Town day tours, Garden Kamagra Route holidays, Safaris and golf packages. For their professional services go to www.southafricatravelsite.com or jwtravel2000@gmail.com

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