A different kind of flower-trip.
You have heard about the Namaqualand and Northern Cape flower wonderlands of spring and summer, but have you ever been leaf-peeping? What is leaf-peeping you ask? Leaf-peeping is a phrase coined somewhere in the USA, and means taking a relaxing road trip during the autumn months, simply to experience and admire the beauty of natural foliage colours as the seasons...Read More
Vic Bay … An Adventures Seeker’s Paradise
Victoria Bay, hidden along the garden route, is a coastal paradise perfect for those seeking relaxation and breathtaking scenery. This picturesque bay offers a unique blend of natural beauty and thrilling attractions, making it an ideal destination for both adventure seekers and relaxation enthusiasts. Best of Two Worlds With a plethora of attractions that cater to...Read More
Into the darkness … and beyond
Exploring the milky way from our own Dark-sky Sanctuary More than just views and roars We have the big five. We have table mountain, a pretty bit of the Kalahari, beaches, and sunny days (most of the time). The jury is out and South Africa remains one of the best tourism destinations on the planet. It’s not just all bright and sunny, we also have a dark side… The...Read More
No Money To Travel … NO Problem
Find the best “backpacker’s” accommodation in South Africa Why “backpack”? Traveling on a shoestring budget internationally builds character, gives you the opportunity to get the most roam for your rands and lets you discover places you’d otherwise never visit. The same goes for traveling locally. By saving on your accommodation, you can chose a region of South...Read More
Wanderlust – Find your roots in the Cederberg
The Cederberg feels like the final frontier in South African tourism. It’s in the Western Cape, but it’s not a beach holiday. It’s rugged if you like it that way, but still absolutely accessible and perfect for a family vacation. Read More
Wanderlust: Trendy Pretoria
Thoughts of our capital city don’t exactly conjure visions of an exotic holiday destination. However, chances are good that you are going to have to cross the “boerewors gordyn” (boerewors curtain) at least once in your life to visit one of Pretoria’s many embassies, educational institutions, hospitals or sporting facilities. In recent years Pretoria has shaken off her...Read More
Wanderlust: The Kruger National Park
Visiting the Kruger National Park is always special. I felt such a sense of hope for a strange world being in the vast open spaces, viewing the great variety of wildlife, bird watching and just the magnificence of the bushveld. We look forward to our 5 days in the Kruger National Park aka BPOE (Best Place on Earth) every year and December 2020 was one that we anxiously awaited to...Read More