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Visitors can enjoy a wide range of outdoor activities along the Friendly N6 Route, including boat cruises, fishing, kayaking, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and skiing on snow-covered slopes at Ben McDhui. These experiences are available throughout the route, especially in areas like East London, Stutterheim, Lady Grey, and Cathcart.
Travelers can book various types of lodging along the route, including guest houses, bed and breakfasts, farm stays, lodges, resorts, holiday homes, hostels, self-catering hotels, and caravan and camping villages, ranging from budget to luxury accommodations.
Visitors can experience wildlife viewing, bird watching, camping, game drives, and dolphin watching in protected areas such as Dwesa, Hluleka, Mkhambathi, Silaka, and Baviaanskloof Provincial Reserves, as well as private reserves.
Tourists can visit the world’s largest shifting dune field in the Southern Hemisphere, which is currently nominated for inclusion as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This natural wonder is part of the Coastal Route and offers unique opportunities for sand dune exploration and photography.
Visitors can participate in bungy jumping at the world’s highest commercial bungy jump located in the Tsitsikamma area, part of the Coastal Route. This extreme adventure activity is one of the highlights of the region's outdoor experiences.
The Amatola Mountains are part of the Coastal Route and offer scenic landscapes, hiking trails, and opportunities for bird watching and camping. They are ideal for nature lovers seeking peaceful and remote outdoor experiences.
Port Elizabeth offers a wide range of coastal and marine recreational experiences, including boat cruises, diving, fishing, jet skiing, kayaking, sailing, and surfing. It has six blue flag beaches and is ideal for water sport lovers.
Surfers can experience the biggest right-hand surf break in Jeffreys Bay, a key attraction along the Coastal Route. The area is known for excellent wave conditions and is popular among local and international surfers.
The Coastal Route offers a diverse range of experiences across nature, culture, adventure, and lifestyle. Visitors can enjoy activities such as hiking, bungy jumping, surfing, diving, water sports, cultural tours, and exploring heritage sites. The route spans from Tsitsikamma to the Sunshine Coast and includes attractions like Addo Elephant National Park, Amatola Mountains, the Wild Coast, Jeffreys Bay, and Port Elizabeth. It is accessible via airports in Port Elizabeth and East London and suitable for both self-drive and group tourism.
Visitors can explore the Xhosa cultural hub located in the Wild Coast region of the Coastal Route. This includes cultural tours, traditional performances, and insights into indigenous heritage and customs.
Grahamstown, known as the country’s festival capital, hosts over 70 heritage sites. Visitors can explore historical buildings, museums, libraries, and performing arts venues as part of their cultural journey.
Visitors can stay at camping sites within the Baviaanskloof Wilderness Area, which offers an immersive experience in unspoilt mountainous terrain with exceptional biodiversity.
