One of the smallest and most hidden beautiful bays on the Garden Route. Traveling along the N2 National Road it is 3km off the N2 and situated between George and Wilderness. Victoria Bay, a cove enclosed by cliffs. The little resort comprises a number of cottages clustered around the water front. The gently-sloping beach makes bathing safe and big waves from far out give surfers a long ride.

A beautifully hidden bay area engulfed by cliffs. This resort town, Conveniently placed between the bustling historical areas of George and Wilderness, is made of groups of cottages surrounding the waterfront.

Victoria Bay is renowned for its surfing pleasures on the Eastern Coast and many a competition has been enjoyed in this picturesque environment due to the fantastic quality of the waves and majestical climate. The summers are comfortable with an even heat. The winters, although most rainfall occurs during this season, are pleasant to slightly chilly.

There are many activities to spend time enjoying, for example, a relaxing cruise to Seal Island, deep-sea fishing, scuba diving, golfing and fine dining in and around the area. Visitors could take day trips to surrounding areas, like George to experience the Outeniqua Choo-tjoe which departs and arrives at the Outeniqua Transport Museum. For the fit, or the Nature lover, one could visit Wilderness and explore the Wilderness National Park