News from Knysna

A stunning aerial view of Knysna Lagoon and Paradise Found B&B and self Catering accommodation in Knysna

An aerial photo of Knysna's Waterfront. Shot from a Phantom 3 quadcopter drone. Outeniqua mountains can be seen in the distance. Another view of beautiful Knysna.

We recently hosted four motorbike enthusiasts who stopped over at Paradise Found for a few days, while doing a biking trip (BMW naturally) from Cape Town to Knysna. After exploring the beauty of the Garden Route they returned to Cape Town via Uniondale, Prince Albert and the Little Karoo.
Ronald, Elke, Magnus and Petra we enjoyed your friendliness and enthusiasm.

SUPERMOON also known by the romantic name Bluemoon rises over Thesen Island (Knysna Lagoon). The extra large full moon occurs when the moon is closest to the earth. This photo was taken on the 1st August 2015

A misty morning in Knysna today saw the start of the Knysna Oyster Festival 2015 with the MTB race. The Knysna Oyster Festival is a week of fun, food and action for the whole family.

Paradise Found awarded 2015 Certificate of Excellence by TripAdvisor based on consistently great reviews from guests.

Birds feeding in the garden of Paradise Found in Knysna are a big attraction to our guests.

Paradise Found has received a HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Award in the AA Quality Assured accommodation ratings.

Time lapse video of a beautiful sunset over Knysna Lagoon as seen from Paradise Found. Look out for the flock of cormorants chasing fish near the boats.

FIRE AT ILE DE PAIN Last night the offices above the popular bakery/restaurant Ile de Pain caught fire. Although the fire did not spread to the bakery below it was badly damaged by the heat and water from the fire hoses.

This beautiful sunrise panorama of Knysna Lagoon was photographed from Paradise Found this morning 28th April 2015

A time lapse sequence of the mist rolling in through the famous Knysna Heads into the lagoon from the Indian Ocean.
This time lapse sequence from Paradise Found in Knysna was photographed by Chris Daly. Camera Fujifilm X-T1.