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 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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Posted on Knysna is known for its lagoon, forests and famous Heads, but there is more to the town than its postcard views. Here are a few local details, natural wonders and historic stories worth knowing before your next visit.
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Posted on A practical winter day-trip guide from Knysna to Sedgefield and Wilderness, with market stops, beaches, Timberlake, viewpoints and forest walks.
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Posted on A practical winter school-holiday guide for families visiting Knysna, with easy outings, rainy-day options and relaxed ideas near The Heads.
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Posted on From old-world taverns and seafood favourites to relaxed cafés and wood-fired pizza, Knysna has plenty of cosy places to eat during winter. Here are a few inviting stops for a cold-weather meal.
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Posted on From fine art galleries and working studios to creative cafés and local exhibitions, Knysna has a rich and varied art scene. Here’s where to find some of the town’s best galleries during your stay.
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Posted on From June to November, Knysna’s coastline becomes a wonderful place to spot whales, dolphins, seals and seabirds. Here’s what to know about winter marine life, ethical whale watching, and planning a peaceful lagoon-side stay at The Milkwood Collection.
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Posted on The Knysna Oyster Festival returns from 3–12 July 2026, bringing ten days of sport, food, family events and winter energy to the lagoon town. Here’s what to expect, and why The Milkwood Collection makes a peaceful base for your festival stay.
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Posted on Knysna is well known for its forests and coastline, but it’s also one of the better places on the Garden Route for mountain biking. What makes it great is the variety. Within a short distance, you can ride through indigenous forest, along quiet gravel roads, or on purpose-built singletrack. Whether you’re looking for something relaxed […]
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