End of last year our son was born which meant that December holidays were cancelled for us and we stayed at home. 2 months on however we felt it’s time to test if he can handle our active on the go lifestyle and so we planned a week long holiday in one of South Africa’s most beautiful regions. The well known Garden Route. When planning our trip we had decided to make use of accommodation within the Garden Route National Park, which proved to be a great choice as it allowed us to really enjoy the peace and tranquility of this area. We took a flight to the coastal town of George from where we continued via rental car to the nearby village of Wilderness and the Ebb and Flow Rest-camp. The perfect place to take in both the beach and the cool forests of Wilderness. The following day after an early morning walk to one of the over 800 year old yellowwood trees we travelled via the Outeniqua pass and the Karoo town of Oudshoorn  to the world renowned Cango caves. For us it was one of the highlights of our trip. I am however doubtful if it had been as nice during school holidays when the groups that walk through the caves are large and photo opportunities diminish…….

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