We went on a family holiday to the garden route in South Africa - we saw and did so many things but the one that holds firmly in all our minds is the trip to the elephant park in Knysna. We learnt about the orphan elephants and we were allowed to touch and feed the elephants Harry, Sally and Duma and took pictures - I highly recommend the day out!

www.knysnaelephantpark.co.za/tours.htm

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Just returned from a South African mini tour - of which African Breeze was a big highlight.

Was a bit apprehensive, as UK guesthouses can be quite foreboding, but the African guesthouse experience was an absolute pleasure.

Simon, Cathy, Brooke and Daniel were all superstars, with nothing too much trouble, from airport transfers, through getting us in and around Knysna at night, to providing a comprehensive tour service - and that's before we mention the warm hospitality, stunning breakfasts and the little extra's that you would never get at a "chain" or bigger hotel.

Here it's all about the personal touch - even getting this poor husband out of trouble when he "accidently" led his wife into quicksand (an honest mistake) and her lovely shoes consigned to the bin.

Go for it and give yourself 3-4 days for the entire Knysna experience to settle you in.

Relaxation guaranteed.

Paul,Deb and Grace
UK

(Try Rhino Base camp for a small safari, and the elephant park just out of Knysna is a delight too- oh and don't miss Natures Reserve)

www.africanbreezeguesthouse.co.za

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