The Waterberg region is characterised by the mountainous terrain and breath-taking vistas of this northern part of South Africa. The mountain range of the same name averages a height of 600 metres, but reaches as high as 1 400 metres above sea level in places. These mountains are estimated to be millions of years old, and the region enjoys the status of being a…
Mossel Bay marks the midway mark between Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape and Cape Town in the Western Cape. As such, it is a major town along the world-famous Garden Route. This prime positioning means that those on vacation are able to visit the entire picturesque region from this comfortable base if they choose accommodation in Mossel Bay for their Garden Route…
Gallery MOMO is a contemporary art gallery in the heart of Parktown, Johannesburg, that invites art enthusiasts into another world. This is a world where time is fluid and space moves with the pace of life, allowing viewers to take in more than just colours and textures. Rather, Gallery MOMO is an experience in itself. This gallery was established in 2002, and is…
Oppie Plaas is a family farm with fabulous food and activities, and is certainly far from ordinary. It is situated in Parys (Free State Province), which is perched on the banks of the Vaal River and in the exquisite Vredefort Dome World Heritage Site – famous for being the largest impact crater on earth. The farm has been in this family for four…
Constantia is the oldest Cape Town suburb, and also one of the most beautiful; known for its verdure as trees flank just about every street and adorn the vast majority of the gardens. It is an affluent suburb that is known for its luxurious homes, which have sizeable wine farms scattered liberally amongst them. It is also notable in terms of its topography,…
The nine provinces of South Africa create a mosaic of cultures, colours, landscapes, flora, fauna and climates. This country is one of diversity, and each province, although diverse in its own rights represents a different feature of South Africa. Each is popular for its own array of attractions, and lures visitors from all over the country and the world for its unique appeal…
The Western Cape is the heartland of delicious flavours and sensory delights. While it is known especially for its red, white and sparkling wines, there is actually a wide variety of goods to be sampled and savoured in this part of the world. Stellenbosch is one of the main constituents of the Cape Winelands and is home to a huge variety of wine…
The Baviaanskloof area, nestled in the secluded inland region of the Eastern Cape Province, is unique for its awesome mountain ranges, characterised by rugged rock faces, deep fertile valleys, and breath-taking views. These ranges are the Baviaanskloof and Kouga ranges, and present visitors with magnificent vistas of untouched African mountainscapes.
The Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens have long been one of Cape Town’s premier tourist attractions; renowned for their natural abundance and breath-taking diversity. These gardens, nestled in the Newlands suburb of Cape Town, showcase some of the best that South Africa has to offer in terms of flowers, trees, herbs, succulents and exotic flora.
Johannesburg is one of South Africa’s most vibrant hubs, and is the cultural, entertainment and shopping Mecca of the country. As such, it is home to a huge array of malls, restaurants, entertainment complexes, natural areas, historical attractions and open, rustic markets. The Markets of Johannesburg make for a fun way to spend the day while showcasing some of the local produce and…