A Taste of Knysna: Local Beer, Gin & Honey Liqueur
Posted on Meet three Knysna producers making craft beer, locally inspired gin and honey liqueur, all conveniently located between The Heads and the town centre.
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Posted on Meet three Knysna producers making craft beer, locally inspired gin and honey liqueur, all conveniently located between The Heads and the town centre.
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Posted on Keep the braai favourites and add something different to the table with five Le Creuset recipes, from roasted pumpkin and harissa sweet potato to a malva pudding milk tart.
Read More »From fresh produce and artisan bread to handmade crafts and local gifts, discover some of the best markets around Knysna, Sedgefield and the Garden Route.
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Posted on From quiet forest paths and waterfalls to rugged coastal trails, these are five worthwhile day hikes to enjoy around Knysna this spring.
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Posted on Set right on the edge of the Knysna Lagoon, Paquita is a three-bedroom self-catering villa with direct beach access, a large wooden deck and plenty of space for families, couples and small groups.
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Posted on Knysna is shaped by more than its lagoon, forests and coastline. For Women’s Month, we meet five women contributing to the town through business, tourism, education, community work and local initiatives.
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Posted on Planning a weekend away with friends? Spend a few easy days in Knysna browsing local boutiques, lingering over lunch, unwinding at the spa and making the most of the lagoon. Here’s an itinerary for a relaxed girls’ getaway near The Heads.
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Posted on Knysna has a surprisingly good collection of independent women’s fashion boutiques. Here are a few favourites around Gray Street, Thesen Island, the Waterfront and Milkwood Square.
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Posted on Number Eleven is one of The Milkwood Collection’s most refined self-catering villas in Knysna, with spacious interiors, a pool deck, lagoon views and easy access to the water near The Heads.
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Posted on After the Oyster Festival crowds head home, Knysna settles into a quieter winter rhythm. Here’s why late winter is a lovely time for lagoon walks, whale watching, forest outings and a relaxed self-catering stay.
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