Yes we are indeed bac k and wishing you a wonderful 2010!  This new year will see Gardenroute Global spread its wings. There are lots to do, places to see and things to experience. Stay with us for the rest of 2010. There’s lots to come!

This time the matric results only came in January and to some the results was a years of hard work  being rewarded. Congrats to all the matrics in the Garden Route who were successful.  A bright future lies ahead of you!
To those who failed, if you can, rewrite your exams in February. If you failed more than 2 subjects, you will have to rewrite your matric, but you can do it! Strongs!

We are looking for Talented people/animals to add to our database. Can you sing, dance, beat box or anything else? Contact us and we will add your details to the website. It’s free so go for it!

Nomadic Khoisan people were the first inhabitants of the Mossel Bay area. Caves in which the remains of several Khoisan settlements have been found are located nearby, with the one located at the starting point of the walking trail to the nearby town of Dana Bay, now a national monument. A Khoisan cultural village is also located at the cave, but has been criticised for being “commercial”. Other tribes also lived in the area, including the Gouriquas.

Holiday goers will be stunned when they see how dry it is in the Gardenroute. We haven’t had rain in ages. It is the worst drought in years and people are urged to use water sparingly.   The George dam is drying up and we all need to do our part in saving water. According to the George Herold, George can be out of water by February 2010.