Who owns Featherbed Nature?
Mr William Smith
The Featherbed Private Nature Reserve is part of the Cape Floral Region South African Natural Heritage site situated on the Western Head and is privately owned by Mr William Smith who inherited this property from his father, Professor JLB Smith, the world renowned icthyologist who identified the coelocanth (a fish …
What is there to do at Featherbed Nature Reserve?
We can offer activities such as cruising the lagoon, nature trails and hiking the Knysna Heads, as well as hosting private functions, conferences, and weddings at any of our venues. Our boating fleet includes a one-of-a-kind Paddle Cruiser, the famous John Benn and a Rivercat ferry.
What is the Featherbed Nature Reserve?
Knysna Featherbed Nature Reserve. Featherbed Nature Reserve is a unique 150h private Nature Reserve, encompassing the whole of the Western Head of Knysna and one of South Africa’s unique Natural Heritage Sites. It is a pristine piece of paradise situated on the Western Cliffs of the Knysna Heads and is accessible by ferry only.
What family activities does Featherbed co offer in Knysna?
There are various family activities in Knysna, of which Featherbed Co. offers several unique activities. Included is our own private nature reserve & trail, restaurants and a fleet of various boats. We can offer activities such as cruising the lagoon, nature trails and hiking the Knysna Heads, as well as hosting private functions, conferences,…
Why choose the Featherbed company?
The Featherbed Company offers exclusive sailing on the Knysna Lagoon, through the world-famous Heads and out into the Indian Ocean on our luxury catamaran yacht.
Where are the best nature reserves on the Garden Route?
The Featherbed Nature Reserve, situated on the Western Head in Knysna, is the premier eco-experience on the Garden Route. Return ferry trip on the Knysna Lagoon to the Western Head. 4×4 vehicle & trailer drive up the headland onto the Reserve, stopping at spectacular viewpoints.