Kleinkranz Beach

Kleinkranz Beach is a pristine, wide beach located on the eastern outskirts of Wilderness. This beautiful, unspoiled stretch of beach is a pocket of golden sand that is part of the Garden Route National Park. Follow the easy 3,7 km beach walk. Lovely during the day and at night, you will find a huge variety of marine life in the rock pools.. The beach is backed by low dunes and has favourable wind conditions for paragliding. Dolphins and sharks are often seen here. The beach is great for Surfering and kiteboarding and fishing.

Seashells are often found here; see our seashell identification guide

Parking: Free parking available

Lifeguards: No

Surfing: The surf here is very consistent surf report surf report

Swimming: It is considered one of the most hazardous stretches of coastline in the Wilderness area for anyone entering the water

Fishing: Yes; see the illustrated guide to sea fishing

Dog walking: Yes, on leash

Ablutions: No

Beach type: Long and sandy

Whale watching in season: Yes

Wilderness 6560