If there’s a silver lining to decades of being tabloid fodder that Drew Barrymore is reveling in as she prepares to launch her own talk show, it’s that she has nothing to hide.
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Drew Barrymore has nothing to hide as she launches her new talk show
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- South Africa’s coastline offers one of the world’s most epic travel experiences, ranging from world-class cities and wine country to incredible wildlife and adventure activities. The most famous route is the **Garden Route**, but the coastal trip is usually broken into three main sections: ## 1. The Western Cape: Cape Town & The Peninsula This is the start (or end) of any major South African coastal journey and is defined by the meeting of the two oceans (Atlantic and Indian). | Destination | Highlights & Activities | | :— | :— | | **Cape Town** | Climb or take the cable car up **Table Mountain**. Visit the **V&A Waterfront**. Explore the colorful houses of **Bo-Kaap**. | | **Cape Peninsula Drive**| A full-day scenic loop. Drive the stunning **Chapman’s Peak Drive**, visit the **Cape of Good Hope** and **Cape Point**, and see the African penguins at **Boulders Beach** in Simon’s Town. | | **The Whale Route**| Drive east from Cape Town toward **Hermanus** (known as the whale watching capital of the world). The Southern Right Whale season is typically **July to November** (peak August-October). | | **Gansbaai** | The hub for high-adrenaline marine experiences like **Shark Cage Diving** (available year-round). | | **Cape Agulhas** | The **southernmost tip of Africa**, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans officially meet. Great for photo ops and walking along the wild coastline. | — ## 2. The Garden Route (The Ultimate Road Trip) This famous 200km stretch of coastline runs roughly from Mossel Bay to Storms River, and is a **must-do self-drive adventure**. | Town/Area | Key Attractions & Activities | | :— | :— | | **Mossel Bay/Oudtshoorn** | Often the starting point. Nearby Oudtshoorn (in the dry Little Karoo region) is the **Ostrich Capital of the World** and home to the magnificent **Cango Caves**. | | **Knysna** | Famous for its beautiful lagoon and the **Knysna Heads** (two large sandstone cliffs guarding the lagoon mouth). Try the fresh Knysna oysters! Take a ferry to the Featherbed Nature Reserve. | | **Plettenberg Bay (Plett)** | Features stunning beaches, a great surf culture, and marine activities like **whale and dolphin watching** and **swimming with seals** at Robberg Nature Reserve. | | **Tsitsikamma National Park** | An adventurer’s paradise. Go **kayaking and liloing** up the Storms River Gorge, hike to the famous **Suspension Bridge** over the river mouth, or try the world’s highest commercial **bungee jump** at Bloukrans Bridge (just outside the park). | | **Addo Elephant Park** | Just past the Garden Route (near Port Elizabeth/Gqeberha), Addo is an excellent, malaria-free Big Five safari park where you can do self-drives and see massive herds of elephants. | — ## 3. The Eastern Coast: The Wild Coast & KwaZulu-Natal For a more remote, rugged, and culturally rich experience, continue traveling north-east: * **The Wild Coast:** This area (part of the Eastern Cape) is known for its dramatic, undeveloped coastline, rolling green hills, and traditional Xhosa villages. Highlights include **Coffee Bay** and the famous rock formation **Hole-in-the-Wall**. * **KwaZulu-Natal Coast (Durban & St. Lucia):** * **Durban:** The city’s **Golden Mile** offers long stretches of beach, a warm Indian Ocean, and a distinct mix of Zulu and Indian cultures (try the famous Durban curry!). * **iSimangaliso Wetland Park (St. Lucia):** A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its large population of hippos and crocodiles. The northern coast near Mozambique is known as the **Elephant Coast** and offers incredible scuba diving. *** ### 🗓️ Suggested Itinerary Focus The most popular option is to combine a city stay with the scenic drive: | Trip Length | Suggested Focus | | :— | :— | | **7-10 Days** | **Cape Town & The Garden Route (or Cape Town & Safari)**. Fly into Cape Town, spend 3-4 days exploring the city and Peninsula, and then drive 3-4 days along the Garden Route toward Port Elizabeth, flying out from there. | | **14+ Days** | **The Full Southern Coast.** Combine Cape Town, the Wine Country, the Whale Route, the Garden Route, and Addo Elephant Park, or even continue to the Wild Coast. | Would you like me to focus on **Garden Route accommodation options** (e.g., boutique hotels, lodges) or provide more detail on **specific marine and adventure activities** (like shark diving or bungee jumping)? #southafrica #southafricatrip #southafrican #travelafrica #capetown #southafricatravel
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