Nukakamma meaning "grassy water", is the Khoisan name for Sundays River because of its verdant grassy banks. Nukakamma Canoe Trail is a much sought after two day flat-water trail along the Sundays River, which is situated just off the N2 highway some 40kms from Port Elizabeth (a mere half hour's drive) . The Nukakamma Canoe Trail is the only Green Flag Status Canoe Trail in South Africa. The journey begins aboard our 4 metre double canoes with a 13km trip along the Sundays River from our premises to your overnight accommodation and a 13km canoe trip back the following day. We can accommodate a maximum of 12 people on a trail at one time and the trails can be extended to 2 nights at an additional cost. For safety reasons we do not allow less than 6 people on the trail at any one time. The river is on average about 2m deep at high tide except at the mouth where it is much shallower. Depending on weather conditions, the journey can take anything from 2 to 8 hours...

Non-profit Section 21 Company - 3 night 4 day hiking trail. Kei Mouth to Gonubie

Mountain Creek Cabin is a cosy, comfortable and quaint cabin sleeping 2-4 guests. The cabin is self-catering, fully equipped, private and exclusive and has the most breathtaking mountain views. Bottlebrush Haven, situated alongside the Schoonspruit Stream, is slightly primitive but very convenient, accommodating 11 guests (minimum 6 people) with a lovely kitchen and brei area, flush toilets, double showers and unique zinc tub. The open shower under the stars is for the real nature lover. There are two other huts available, a double story hut which sleeps 14 and the large recreation hut has 11 beds. Clean covered mattresses are provided.

The green mountain trail is a four day hiking trail around the groenlandberg (green mountain) in the overberg region of the Western Cape, South Africa.

SixViews Mountain Activities is based in the heart of Ga-rankuwa, north of Pretoria CBD. SixViews offers a wide range of activities in the heart of nature. Activities include hiking, mountaineering, cycle touring, camping and paintball. Come and experience an aerial view of Garankuwa, Mabopane and Soshanguve like no other.

Vast open grassy spaces, and plenty of trees for shade, just perfect for relaxing in nature and enjoying an afternoon picnic. Resting in a Valley this picnic site offers beautiful scenery, tranquility and some forest exploring for the family. There is an easy, short 450m walk in the forest beneath the huge tree ferns and small trickling streams. The forest floor path can be slippery so do be careful when walking over tree roots and logs. Another a slightly more strenuous walk takes visitors to the incredibly beautiful Spitzkop viewpoint overlooking the Knysna Heads. An ideal day outing for the whole family & be sure to remember your camera! The picnic spot can be reached via the R339, along the Prince Alfred Pass and is situated near the Diepwalle State Forest Facilities: Wooden tables and benches, brei (fire) facilities, water and bush toilets. GPS Coordinates: S33 54. 842 E23 08. 583