Mossel Bay Post Tree

Bartolomeu Dias Museum Complex

Mossel Bay

Cango Ostrish Farm

Santos beach

Victoria Bay

Oudtshoorn

Cango Wildlife Ranch

The Garden Route

Chandelier Game Lodge & Ostrich Show Farm

Knysna Rivier

Cango Caves

Knysna

Garden Route National Park

Cape Floral Region Protected Areas

Tsitsikamma National Park

Storm's River Bridge

Agulhas

Agulhas National Park

Gansbaai

Unwind Franschhoek

Grotto Beach

The Whale House Museum

Voelklip Beach

Old Harbour Museum

Groot Drakenstein Prison

Huguenot Memorial Museum

Fairview

Paarl Mountain Nature Reserve

Seaview Lion Park

Greater Plettenberg Bay

Wilderness

Plettenberg Bay

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Sitting on the treasure chest, Dias set foot on such a boat in Africa. At that time, dozens of people floated in the vast ocean. They didn’t know the way forward. The spirit of the explorer was always worthy of admiration. The United States still retains this kind of spirit. The spirit, except for Jobs, Ellen Mask and other contemporary explorers who dare to be pioneers, continue the journey of mankind on the new ocean...

The post tree, according to legend, in 1500, a commander named Paidro led a ship passing here, hung a letter stuffed in riding boots on this tree, and hurried out to sea. Until the following year, a commander of the East India Fleet discovered this letter. Since then, this tree has become, and since then this tree has become an information transfer station connecting Europe and the Far East. The first South African post office was also set up here, and the postal tree got its name. Currently, the postal tree is still in use.

We passed by here, but were surprised by the beauty. In the morning, you can see rock rabbits and local residents are running. Very quiet, not many people were seen along the way. The Gulf Coast is close to the sea and the scenery is unbeatable.

The waves came in rainbows, and there were only a dozen of us on the huge beach, plus a dozen surfers.

Another day, facing the ocean, the warm winter flowers bloom.

This time it was replaced by the Indian Ocean, and the flowers bloomed in winter in the southern hemisphere.

A town on the outskirts of South Africa is famous for its ostrich breeding industry. It is also called Ostrich Town. It is a well-developed town due to the large number of tourists. There are many ostrich farms available in the local area. The large-scale facility is the Safari Ostrich Show Farm, where you can ride ostriches, feed ostriches, watch ostrich races, etc. I personally recommend riding ostriches to take pictures. Quite scary, I saw a foreign blonde beauty almost never fell off. There is also a Cango Wildlife Ranch in the local area. There are photos with animals. The photos I took with the little white tiger are only a few hundred South African bucks, which is much cheaper than the domestic ones. We photographed the little cheetah. We bought ostrich products directly from the factory, which is much cheaper. There is an episode. On the first day of Oudtshoorn, I witnessed a car accident during dinner. A car hit a motorcycle and escaped on the spot. The police received the police very quickly.

this is the best ostrich farm in Oudtshoorn. the prices are good, the guides are knowledgeable and you have a great experience. highly recommended

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