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Tsitsikamma National Park

School Groups

Facilities and guided activities for school groups

The staff of Tsitsikamma National Park is committed to manage this park for the pride and joy of all South Africans. Through our Environmental Interpretation and Education programme, we aim to instill a conservation ethic in the people of our beautiful country with its rich cultural and natural heritage.

The variety of activities on offer has been developed in liaison with various educators, conservationists and adventure operators in order to cater for various user groups. Trained staff and eco-guides from local communities are available to ensure that meaningful environmental learning takes place amid the fun and adventure of the outdoors. All organized groups that have pre-booked an educational excursion are granted free entry into Tsitsikamma National Park and charged only for the specific activities and services rendered by staff and guides. 

Please complete and fax the School Group Reservation Form (MS Word document), print it and FAX it back as soon as possible so that the necessary arrangements can be made in time for your visit.

If we can be of assistance in any way to make a visit to Tsitsikamma possible for your group, feel free to contact us on:

Telephone: 042 28 11 607
Fax: 042 28 11 629
E-mail

Facilities:

• Information Centre at Storms River Mouth Rest camp
• Group accommodation (30 persons) at Nature’s Valley Rest Camp
• Group accommodation (60 persons) at Storms River Mouth Rest Camp
• Tents available (and for hire) for tented camps (both rest camps)

Activities:

• Guided nature trails (1 – 4 hrs)Inter tidal pool exploration (incl. Snorkeling and treasure hunt)
• Estuarine Excursion (incl. Canoeing)
• River Excursion (short trail and boat ride.)
• Forest Excursion (guided trail and experiential learning activities)
• Adventure Activities: Diving, Abseiling and Climbing, Black water tubing, Mountain biking etc.
• Overnight camps (accommodated in huts or tents)

Further queries can be directed to:

Elzette Bester
Manager: Social Ecology
Tel. 042 28 11 607
E-mail

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