With the Tsitsikamma mountains towering on the one side, the Indian Ocean crashing its waves against the unspoilt rocky shoreline on the other side you have found it, a true unspoilt paradise. Tsitsikamma, Khoi San word meaning "place of good waters" The Tsitsikamma region stretches from the Bloukrans bridge in the West, to Eersterivier in the East.

You can enjoy walking through the protected indigenous forest, cool your feet in a riverine or even swim in the dark waters (tanin causes the water in the rivers to display a unique dark colour). Appreciate the flora, yellow wood, hard pear and stink wood trees are a few of the old men of the forest, giant sword ferns and tree ferns, fynbos and oh, all the colourful watsonias! You will find all sorts of wildlife: the ever naughty baboon, honey badgers, cape clawless otter, bushpig, bushbuck, dassie and even maybe a leopard. Birdlife include the beautiful narina trojon, knysna loerie, oyster catcher, chorisher robin, sunbird and many more. Donâ??t forget the marine life, you can find the familiar bottlenose dolphin and southern right whales to name but a few. For the adrenalin junkies the Tsitsikamma is filled with activities to get the blood pumping through your veins. Have a look at our Activities Page where all is listed. Storms River Village: What more can we say about this quaint and historical village on the edge of the Tsitsikamma Forest and close to the Tsitsikamma National Park and the Bloukranz Bungy. For those wanting action, the Village is the Hub of Adventure - Activities are listed on our Activities Page. For those who want to relax and chill out, or walk in the Tsitsikamma Forest, this is the place to unwind.