Mossel Bay Golf Club - Six years ago the Mossel Bay golf course was redesigned and renamed the Mossel Bay Golf Estate and Nature Reserve. Famed for having a view of the Indian Ocean from every tee, this 18-hole links-style course, with its large undulating greens, makes for an idyllic yet challenging round of golf. The golf club was founded in 1905 and the golf course relocated to its present position in 1924.  Guest at the Mossel Bay Golf Lodge qualify for special tariffs to play a round of golf.  Just ask your hosts Murray and Maggi for details. 

Pinnacle Point- Set on the edge of a magnificent coast, Pinnacle Point Beach and Golf Resort is situated at the gateway to the Garden Route, taking pride of place amongst exclusive neighboring golf courses such as Fancourt, Pezula, Plettenberg Bay and George Golf Club.

Oubaai- In the design of the Oubaai 18-hole Championship Golf Course and Driving Range, Ernie Els and his team have taken full advantage of the spectacular site they are working with. The dramatic Golf Clubhouse location overlooks the 16, 17 and 18th greens. Open air terraces offer panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and the Gwaing River Valley. As you walk the course your views and outlooks take in forest, sea, river and mountain.

Fancourt- Fancourt Hotel & Country Club Estate has since its opening transformed George into South Africa's new golf capital, situated in the heart of the popular Garden Route. The resort comprises two 18-hole golf courses of the championship class, both designed by Gary Player. Fancourt is - so far the only South African - member of the renowned "Great Golf Resorts of the World".

Restaurants - A variety of restaurants and shops just down the road.

Boat Trips - Take a boat trip to Seal Island or do some whale and dolphin watching. 

Hiking Trails - What makes Mossel Bay so unique is that all five vegetation types of the Cape Floral Kingdom are present. Beautiful areas of Lowland Fynbos, with patches of Limestone Fynbos can be viewed. Especially unique for a coastal town is the Succulent Karoo element. The Afromotane Forests are found towards the mountains on the outskirts of town.

Historical Sites - Explore Mossel Bay on foot and experience the rich heritage of this magnificent town. The Bartolomeu Dias Museum Complex in the centre of town consists of various museum and sites of interest such as the Granary, the Shell Museum and Aquarium, the Maritime Museum, the Culture Museum, the Spring, the Indigenous Garden, the Padrao - and without doubt the most well known historical feature within this Complex - the Old Post Office Tree.

Shark Cage Diving - We are sure that after a day at sea with us you will find that old attitudes are reversed and you will leave us with 90% respect and 10% fear and perhaps understand that the sea is the domain of the GREAT WHITE and we have no right to harm this magnificent predator.

Bungee Jumping - The 65-meter high Gourits Bridge, the Original African Bungy Site, offers Bungy Jumping and Bridge Swinging: there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Safe swimming beaches and horse riding on the beach.

Game Drives - Botlierskop Pivate Game Reserve is situated on a 3000ha game farm and comprises of over 26 different species of animals and a wide variety of birds. Wildlife at the reserve includes the rare black Impala, Rhino,Elephant, Lion, Buffalo, Giraffe, Mountain Zebra and Eland.

Cango Caves - The Cango Caves is one of the worlds great natural wonders, sculptured by nature through the ages - fascinating limestone formations in a wide variety of colours. An underground wonderworld.

Cango Ostrich Farm - The Farm is located in the lush Cango Valley, 14 km outside of Oudtshoorn. The farm environment is visitor & disabled friendly and easily accessible.