
Suspension bridges span the mouth of the Storms River where the river gorge meets the Indian Ocean beneath the forested cliffs of Tsitsikamma National Park.
Storms River Mouth is the point where the Storms River enters the Indian Ocean within Tsitsikamma National Park on South Africa's Garden Route. Surrounded by steep cliffs, rocky shoreline, indigenous forest, and a narrow river gorge, it forms one of the most recognisable landscapes in the Tsitsikamma region. The combination of river, ocean, forest, and rugged coastal topography creates a distinctive environment unique to this section of coastline.
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Quick Facts
Access
Short Walk
15–45 min
Elevation Gain
40 m
Best Light
Low-angle light enhances cliff textures and creates stronger separation between river, gorge, forest, and ocean.
Season
Seasonally Distinct
Summer generally brings calmer sea conditions and clearer visibility across the river mouth and surrounding coastline. Winter often introduces larger swells, changing weather systems, and more dramatic conditions along the gorge and rocky shoreline.
Crowds
Busy Midday
Restrictions
Access is managed through Tsitsikamma National Park and may be subject to conservation access fees and operating hours.