The suspension bridges are about a fifteen to twenty minute walk from the services/rest area. Pretty easy going initially the gets steeper followed by lots of steps down to the river mouth. Not for anyone with walking difficulties. Bridges are sturdy and safe and offer great photo opportunities. It is a steep climb back up initially but then it is downhill back to the services.

If this is all you do in Tsitsikamma National Park (it was for us), it is well worth the park entry fee. A walk through the forest eventually leads you to the suspension bridge over the ocean, which is just beautiful to take in. We even spotted some Rock Hyrax’s doing their thing - an animal I didn’t know existed until we saw them.

Th views of the bridge and the walk down to it, along various boardwalks are really excellent, Unfortunately I'm a chicken and just can't cross suspension bridges, but my partner did and waved enthusiastically from the middle of it. He loved it! Glorious views, swirling sea, so good to see many people enjoying nature and challenging themselves in kayaks too

To visit here you have to pay to the SANP to enter, it was about £30 for two adults. There are a few different trails you can do we on did the small trail to visit the suspension bridge. Be advised their are plenty of steps and reasonable level of fitness is required and trainers or shoes. It took us just over an hour and well worth it, it was great to see and experience the views. There are also a few animals to stop on your walk round.