Seaside Cottages, Paternoster

Posted by Sunette Nel in Destinations & Provinces on March 16, 2011

Paternoster is a gorgeous town situated approximately 145km north of Cape Town. It is a jewel in the West Coast of South Africa, a place where time stands still and where visitors can experience the timelessness of a picturesque fishing village. Upon entering Paternoster one will immediately feel comfortable, warm and welcomed.

Seaside Cottages are the [...]

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Discover the Karoo

Posted by Adri Marais in Destinations & Provinces, Latest News on March 15, 2011

Whether we are speaking of landscape, history or inhabitants, the Karoo is famous for a myriad of reasons, many of which are inherently contradictory. Hearing the word Karoo, one imagines, for instance, close-knitted community, natural beauty and antiquated Victorian architecture all in the face of alienating desolation and almost inhospitable barrenness. Such contradictions make of [...]

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Karoo Adventures in Oudtshoorn

Posted by Adri Marais in Accommodation & Specials, Destinations & Provinces, Latest News, Leisure and Things to Do on March 15, 2011

When thinking of the Karoo, there is probably no place more legendary than the town of Oudtshoorn and its resident big birds. In fact, because of the ever-popular KKNK or Klein Karoo Kunste Fees that annually brings thousands of visitors to the doorstep of the picturesque town, the words Karoo and Oudtshoorn go hand in [...]

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Gauteng, South Africa

Posted by Sunette Nel in Travel Guide on March 14, 2011

Although it is the smallest of nine provinces, Gauteng – which translates as “Place of Gold” in Sotho – is South Africa’s, and indeed southern Africa’s commercial and industrial hub. Boasting a multicultural mix of people from all walks of life, the golden province is a truly cosmopolitan powerhouse. As such Gauteng offers much more [...]

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Villa Vista Guest House, Port Alfred

Posted by Sunette Nel in Accommodation & Specials, Destinations & Provinces on March 9, 2011

In the heart of the Eastern Cape lies the small town of Port Alfred. Port Alfred boasts some of the best blue flag beaches in South Africa where surfing is a given and any water activity one can think of can be enjoyed. Tourist will be thrilled to know that quite a few national parks [...]

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Mpumalanga, South Africa

Posted by Sunette Nel in Travel Guide on March 9, 2011

Want to know why Mpumalanga is one of South Africa’s top tourist destinations? Well, then you are reading the right article. It’s not just the Kruger National Park that will attract your attention! We all know the Kruger National Park, and understand the obvious lure towards it…but there are other things too that will in [...]

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Freestate, South Africa

Posted by Sunette Nel in Travel Guide on March 7, 2011

If you want sunshine 340 days out of a calendar year, then the Freestate province is for you! The Free State is situated on flat boundless plains in the heart of South Africa, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts!

The Freestate also boasts a UNESCO world heritage site, and this one that every single [...]

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Weekend Events: 1-21 March 2011

Posted by Sunette Nel in Annual Events & Festivals on March 4, 2011

It’s the third month of the year; the time has just flown by! But you know what they say, “time flies when you’re having fun”! So here are just a few events waiting for you this month.

Big Blues Music Festival

When: 4-5 March 2011 Where: Kleinmond

Visitors can expect two days of awesome [...]

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Kwazulu Natal, South Africa

Posted by Sunette Nel in Travel Guide on February 27, 2011

Kwazulu Natal would be the province of choice for those who want a wide variety of coastal town choice, and inland attractions! With fantastic subtropical weather and two UNESCO world heritage sites, it’s easy to understand why this province has been praised for having natural tourist attraction talent! You see, Kwazulu Natal is all that [...]

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Western Cape, South Africa

Posted by Sunette Nel in Travel Guide on February 18, 2011

It is easy to understand why some may call the Western Cape South Africa’s little Europe- it has a strong colonial influence, and is characterized by a laid back café culture set amongst an exceptionally topographically diverse background.

The Western Cape is the one place in South Africa where the great Indian and Atlantic Oceans [...]

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