You don’t have to go 20 000 leagues under the sea to have an underwater adventure in Knysna
Knysna is known for its magical backdrop: the age-old forests, the rolling hills of Cape
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Looking for something to do on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve? We’ve got you covered…
So, you’ve already visited www.travelknysna.co.za to book your self-catering, guest house, B&B or boutique hotel -
Mitchell’s Brewery Celebrates 30 Years of Craft Beer
Guest blog and images by Desireé Haakonsen For TravelGround The 80s was a decade abandoned -
Knysna proudly hoists three Blue Flags for the 2013/2014 summer season
Knysna has done it again – the Buffel’s Bay and Brenton-on-sea beaches have once more -
A fun family festival on an island – what could be better?!
Well, it does make it even better when you hear that the 11th annual Leisure -
Knysna – not just a natural paradise, but Utopia for history buffs.
So you’ve hiked through and had a picnic in our mysterious forests, you’ve lazed on -
Knysna – the natural place to be this Tourism Month
September is International Tourism Month and, because nothing’s more fun than a sho’t left, if -
Jukani Wildlife Sanctuary – big cats and other predators
The quiet is tangible. You dare not make a sound as you try to catch -
What are you up to for the Women’s Day weekend?
Although it seems as if South Africa has more public holidays than working days between -
Knysna’s beauty is more than skin deep
This blog has had many entries about the beauty of Knysna – and it is