At Whale-Phin Guest House is within 35 minutes drive from the following famous golf courses in the Garden Route: Mossel Bay Golf Course, for more information just click ; Pinnacle Point at Mossel Bay; Ou Baai near Harolds Bay; Fancourt; Bramble Hill; The Links and George Golf Course. Book at Whale-Phin for a few days and play some of these courses. Ask Joy to make reservations. 

Mossel Bay Golf Club
http://www.mosselbaygolfclub.co.za

The Outeniqua Choo Tjoe, South Africa’s only remaining scheduled steam train, is operating between George and Mossel Bay on the famous Garden Route. The Choo Tjoe offers its passengers a unique, picturesque and scenic 52 kilometres (2 hours) journey with spectacular views of the Indian Ocean. Start the journey at the Outeniqua Transport Museum in George and disembark at Munro Beach in Mossel Bay next to the Dias Museum complex. Leave At Whale-Phin Guest House after breakfast and return for a relaxing evening.

Outeniqua Choo Tjoe http://www.naagardenroute.co.za/subs/tjootjoe.htm

Experience this ancient art done by the so called "bushmen" on the rocks at the caves where they stayed. Visit Bonniedale Holiday Farm or Skaapplaas.

Bartolomeu Dias was the first European to set foot on South African soil at Mossel bay in 1488. The museum grounds are situated at the very site where he came ashore and made contact with the indigenous people. The Dias Museum Complex encompasses a wealth of places of historical interest, the most famous is the Old Post Office Tree and the fountain where Dias found fresh water. In the Maritime Museum you may embark a full size replica of the caravel used by Dias more than 500 years ago.
Dias Museum
http://www.diasmuseum.co.za