Accommodation Description
Cliffhanger Cottages is a private self-catering retreat perched on the edge of a valley overlooking the magical Knysna Forest, situated along the beautiful Garden Route. Located just 15 km from the centre of town, Cliffhanger Cottages offers a wonderful sense of being far removed from it all with uninterrupted views of the Outeniqua Mountains and lush surrounding forest. Cliffhanger Cottages, allows guests to escape to a world of epic sustainable luxury, where you can have the best of both worlds - modern amenities and the serenity of nature.
Each cottage has been designed to blend seamlessly into the spectacular surroundings, where private wooden decks and outdoor Weber braais make for the perfect spot to enjoy the vistas. Inside, the comfortable open-plan design, with a queen extra-length bed, en-suite bathroom, fully equipped kitchen and a fireplace that heats the whole interior, creates a cosy home away from home ambience. The owners provide discreet hospitality, guiding you through the rich offerings of the surrounding area.
Setting Description
Situated along the famed Garden Route region of South Africa, Cliffhanger Cottages offers a diverse mixture of forest and mountain landscapes. This location serves as a vital habitat for various bird species, and indigenous flora and fauna, with the cottages providing a gateway to explore not only the tranquillity within but also the ecological wonders of the forest below. Cliffhanger Cottages is perfectly located for your Knysna break, central to all key attractions – with the town centre being a mere 15-minute drive away.
Cliffhanger Cottages is at the doorstep of some of Knysna's best forest trails for walking, hiking, and mountain biking. Guests can pack a picnic basket and relax at the peaceful Jubilee Creek, or take a trip to the scenic Blue Flag Buffalo Bay Beach, a gorgeous swimming beach also lovely for walks along the shoreline. For the more adventurous type, canoes are available for hire at the River Deck Restaurant where one can paddle down to the river mouth.