The park is 60 long and covers the coastal terrain from 30 miles off the coast, up the sea cliffs, on up to the edge of the coastal plateau. This area of South Africa gets a lot of rainfall, and the terrain is cut with ravines and waterfalls supporting lush plantlife supporting lush wildlife. Expect to see baboons, antelope, many beautiful birds. And if you bring along a snorkel to explore the tidal pools, this park really opens up. . . From Storms River Mouth to the Grootrivier Mouth in the Tsitsikamma Coastal National Park.
Huts are simple wooden structures.
Toilet facilities, bunks, mattresses and fireplaces are provided. Hikers must provide their own food, cooking utensils, camp stoves, sleeping bags and first-aid equipment. From Nature's Valley to Storms River Bridge. Huts equipped with bunks and mattresses. Hikers must provide their own food, sleeping bags, lighting, stoves, cooking utensils and first-aid equipment.