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Author: Roseanna McBain
Earth Day 2015
For those not in the know, Earth Day 2015 has arrived! This annual event is celebrated on 22nd April when people around the world gather together and raise awareness of the effects of pollution on the earth and to encourage the implementation of sustainable programs in their cities. Earth Day Beginnings Earth Day started in […]
9 Reasons to Visit KwaZulu-Natal this Autumn
Gauteng is known for its winter safari options, and Cape Town offers wonderful wine farms, which means KwaZulu-Natal is often neglected in the cooler months … but with 320 days of sunshine a year on average, KZN is actually a fantastic destination all year round! If you’re heading there this autumn, and wondering what on […]
11 South African Ghosts and Legends
You may think Europe, America, and Australasia have more than their fair share of ghost stories and strange places, but few know that South Africa still has a few of her own mysteries to intrigue locals and visitors alike: The Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town The Castle of Good Hope is one of the […]
5 Luxury Coastal Cottages in South Africa
At some point in our lives we all dream of escaping to the coast, and while a cosy seaside accommodation can be just what the doctor ordered, sometimes a little more luxury is required! If you’d like to experience opulent seaside living, then check out the following places: 1. Belvidere Manor, Knysna The gorgeous views […]
7 Romantic Retreats 2 Hours from Cape Town
Sometimes you need a break to get away from the busy life you’re leading, and celebrate -be it an anniversary, a romantic long weekend, or just the chance to reconnect with your partner for some TLC. The following accommodations offer varied scenery, intimate quarters, and will fit most budgets, so head out and let us […]
Hidden in the Woods – 15 Forest Accommodations around South Africa
With autumn bringing us cold mornings and evenings, the idea of a crackling fireplace, hot chocolate, and spending some extra time in bed is definitely starting to become appealing. So why not take inspiration from the German Waldeinsamkeit (a feeling of longing, peace, and happiness at being lost in the woods) and book a romantic […]
Top 3 Family-Friendly Wine Farms
If you’re looking for a fun family outing in the Western Cape, then rest assured your little one(s) can frolic to their hearts content at the below wine farms. Leaving you time to savour, in moderation, the variety of vintages along Cape Route 62. Apart from each of the below wine estates offering wine tastings, […]
The Ancient Kingdom of Mapungubwe
The rolling green hills, rock strewn plains, and gentle breezes wouldn’t give passers by the impression that Mapungubwe was once a thriving kingdom and home to exceptionally talented goldsmiths and craftsmen. Despite a rocky start, this site is now globally recognised and known for the beautiful golden statues found in the area, such as the […]
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