Blue Whale
Conference in George

Ideal conference and wedding venue in the Garden Route. Blue Whale Resort - George, Garden Route - offers 3 star self catering chalets overlooking the be ocean.

Luxury self catering chalets and wedding/conference facilities in George, Garden Route, South Africa. Whales can be seen during winter months and dolphins year round from the comfort of your veranda. It is also one of the best fishing spots in the area and numerous fish species can be caught from the rock beach. A variety of indigenous birdlife can also be observed while walking/cycling on the short hiking trails. Come and relax in one of ten luxurious, fully equipped chalets. The venue is surrounded by indigenous fynbos and a beautiful sea view where whales and dolphins can be seen. Please phone or e-mail us well in advance to avoid disappointment. Discovering the Montagu Pass: George to Herold In 1843 Major Mitchell, Surveyor General of the Cape Colony, suggested that convict labour be used to build a good road over the Outeniqua Mountains, the one which was to be called the Montagu Pass. John Montagu, Colonial Secretary, and in 1844 work was started on the new pass. John Montagu suggested that the little hamlet which grew up atthe foot of the pass, be called White or White's Village. The track is full of twists and turns with steep descents and ascents in and out of lush valleys. George: Oldest Town In Southern Cape When looking at the roadmap of today an abundance of towns lie on route from Cape Town to George. Why is it then that George has a longer history than most? Is it perhaps that early travellers to this region already recognised its beauty and potential? Various facilities on the premises cater for day visitors and tour groups. He showed me around and we talked about the rich history of this building. It has forty stalls under one roof where entrepreneurs display their goods. It has a relaxed beach setting and is almost enclosed by cliffs. Enjoy a leisurely ramble through the mountains and farms visiting enterprising artists and crafters in their studios. Their main objective is to protect, preserve and promote the wise use of wetlands. HIKES & TRAILS: The rich diversity of Wilderness makes exploring nature's bounty on foot a memorable experience. There are a number of day walks and nature trails within the natural surroundings of conserved forestry areas, nature reserves and the Wilderness National Park, The choice varies from mild to strenuous. Enjoy the many paths that penetrate deep into the tranquil forests or trails overlooking the unspoilt lakes of Wilderness. Don't forget your binoculars, sunscreen, a sun hat and good walking shoes as well as drinking water, a bird reference book and your camera.