We visited the Cango Caves when I was a girl of about 10 years-old, I can still remember it as if it was yesterday. It left such an impression. Now, 30 years later, I went with my own family. The Cango Caves is absolutely breathtaking. I can describe our tour with the friendliest, most knowledgeable… Read More Cango Caves
unsplash-logoSimon Caminada Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens Cape Town is in full bloom – the dams are glistening with water, beaches are bustling with tourists and nature around the Cape Peninsula is putting on a splendid display of colour and abundance in the wake of the blessing of wonderful rains over the past few months. One… Read More Kirstenbosch lights up the hearts of young and old
unsplash-logoCharlotte Karlsen Mountains Have you ever dreamed that you were standing on a mountaintop, arms spread open wide, revelling in the incredible sensation that you have just conquered the something larger than life? Have you ever then Facebook stalked people who actually have conquered your dream only to find that they were all fitness fanatics… Read More Mountain climbing – the only way is up
From R 1,495 per person Make memories that will last a lifetime as you get up close and personal to a number of animals at the Hartbeespoort Lion and Safari Park. With a trained expert alongside a photographer, enjoy a private tour of the park and mingle with the animals. Details: Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure… Read More Hartbeespoort: 2.5-Hour Private Photographic Safari Tour – GetYourGuide
Rugby World Cup 2019 The excitement is building ahead of the opening of the 2019 Rugby World Cup. This time the “World in union” anthem will sound in Tokyo, because for the first time, the tournament will be held outside of the traditional heartland of rugby. The opening match of the 2019 Rugby World Cup… Read More The Rugby World Cup says Konnichiwa to Japan
Cape Town has a famous landmark said to be one of the official Wonders of the World Yes, Cape Town has a famous landmark said to be one of the official Wonders of the World, and yes, it is the backdrop for many “wish you were here” moments, but there is so much more to… Read More Cape Town, South Africa – more than just a mountain
Cape Town, an important port city and one of South Africa’s major tourist attractions The Western Cape lies at the southernmost point of the African continent, washed by the Atlantic Ocean on its western shoreline and the Indian Ocean in the south. Its provincial neighbours are the Northern Cape to the north and Eastern Cape… Read More Cape Town – Western Cape South Africa
Namaqualand, colours flourish into technicolour magic Spring is in the air, and in an arid region of South Africa and Namibia extending along the west coast over 1,000 kilometres and encompassing a total area of 440,000 square kilometres, spring is bursting out in glorious colour on the ground. Annually celebrating the end of winter, the… Read More Namaqualand
