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What Guests Said About Knysna:
Abdulrahman Algusaiyer
Saudi Arabia
10
I like that they offered me a suit and the are very kind and...
I like that they offered me a suit and the are very kind and there stuff are very helpful. Also I like the food it was a very good experience I injed my steaing in this hotel and I really recumind everyone to go there.
Sonya
South Africa
8.0
Lovely town to visit and venture out to it's surrounding...
Lovely town to visit and venture out to it's surrounding areas. Found an amazing lunch venue on a Polo and Wine farm in The Crags called "Kay & Monty". Divine food, wine and view. Spent a leisurely afternoon having lunch after visiting the Knysna Elephant Park.
Muhammad
South Africa
10
There's a lot to do and see in Knysna.
There's a lot to do and see in Knysna. Simply soaking in and appreciating nature is enough. The lagoon is spectacular and I thoroughly enjoyed the kayaking and the ferry trip.
Just beware of being alone at Coney Beach. There were some suspicious people there that made us feel uneasy.
Paul
South Africa
6.0
I've always enjoyed visiting Knysna.
I've always enjoyed visiting Knysna. This time the experience was quite different and concerning. There seems to be no control over the park along the lagoon on the way to the Heads. People partied there from early evening until past 6am the next morning on every day of the weekend - and we were there the long weekend. Music, talking and screaming could be heard all the way to the top where we were staying. Leisure island was overcrowded with people urinating on the lawn of the houses and cars were parked any and everywhere. I believe it has lost its tourist attraction appeal. And the impression is given that the police service is doing nothing to monitor this kind of disturbance.
Eva
South Africa
8.0
Knysna has a lot to offer from great restaurants to outdoor...
Knysna has a lot to offer from great restaurants to outdoor activities. I love the waterfront (34 South being my favorite restaurant there), Thesen Island for breakfast at Ile de Pain or sundowners overlooking the lagoon or a massage at the unique Turbine Hotel, Leisure Island for its beauty and walks (especially at low tide through the lagoon or high tide for a safe swim), the heads for spectacular views and lovely picknick sites at the back side of the heads (follow signs to the Alexander Hotel) ...and then there is the magical Knysna forest, of course, pretty Belvidere just outside (or opposite) Knysna with its famous pub "the bell" and a drive to the cliff at Brenton on Sea (for sunsetu trip)... or a paddle on the Goukamma river towards Buffelsbay followed by sundowners on "the riverdeck"...
Did I mention the fun Friday evening market where the locals meet and that it is an interesting destination for people interested in wood/timber?
Lourien
South Africa
10
Its a lovely hidden ilsand with a amazing sea view, beach...
Its a lovely hidden ilsand with a amazing sea view, beach and history. Its a good place to relax and unwind from the fast moving world. Most beautiful scenery and so much to do, it has the only Paddle boat in the SA that is still in use. Lovely restaurants and accommodation and interesting adventures. Very peaceful.
“We have stayed at many lodges in Knysna but nothing compares to Amanzi. The staff are extremely helpful, friendly and accommodating. The rooms and views of the lagoon are exceptional and breakfast is amazing. We spent a lovely afternoon having drinks at the pool and even made use of the complimentary bicycles for a ride around the island. Thanks Amanzi lodge for an incredible holiday!!”
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