There are many wonderfully scenic roads that people in South Africa can enjoy the holidays. A very good base for exploring some of them is Gordon’s Bay, 70 km (43 miles) south of Cape Town. This community is situated on the slopes of the mountains overlooking False Bay hottentotta Holland. It is a popular spot for whale watchers in October and November. It is also an excellent starting point for exploring the scenic coastal road known as Clarence Drive (R44).
This is one of the most spectacular drives in South Africa. To really enjoy taking any of the dirt roads leading to the sea road. On the road from Gordon’s Bay and Rooiels there are many paths to the sea But if you go down to see the waves breaking on the rocky coast, be careful. Do not go alone, and maintaining water meters behind where the waves are big. Under certain conditions, huge waves can suddenly mad monster in. If you decide to check out the beautiful beach of Pringle Bay to see the sign warning of quicksand.
Betty’s Bay
To see the penguins in South Africa vacation, Betty’s Bay is one of only two places on the continent in the country where you can find. (The other is Boulders Beach in the Cape Peninsula). Betty’s Bay is 30 km (19 miles) south of Gordon’s Bay. This pretty little village, nestled in a wild landscape, is popular among retirees in South Africa and holiday weekends. The main penguin colony at Stony Point, 600 meters from a parking area. There is a fence to prevent birds from being disturbed by tourists and terrestrial predators, but the leopard managed to pass the opportunity. Betty’s Bay is also the site of the Harold Porter National Botanical Garden. This nature reserve of 440 hectares is located in the heart of the Cape Floral Kingdom. The profusion of plant life supports 78 species of birds and many species of small mammals, including large herds of chacma baboons. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Kogelberg mountain peaks, the setting is magnificent. You can take the trails through the reserve for the mountains. early for the services of a guide book.
Kleinmond
The peaceful coastal town of Kleinmond, 25km (15 miles) south of Gordon’s Bay, is another little gem waiting for visitors on holiday in South Africa. Kleinmond is situated on a magnificent stretch of coastline. Basically, the mountains of Palmietberg. As Betty’s Bay is a popular place for retirees and weekend looking for a break in the cities.
There is a nice collection of restaurants and shops near the port. Not far from the city is the Kogelberg Nature Reserve, this park covers 66,000 hectares along the Palmiet River in the mountains near the sea nature walks are well marked, and besides the beautiful flora, you will see some beautiful birds. At the eastern end of town is the bay of Sandown. Here you will find a long sandy beach. Swimming is risky because of dangerous currents, but if you are lucky the famous horses living in Bot River wetlands. According to legend, are descendants of horses in the era of the Boer War.
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