Category: Tourism News

The Insider’s Guide to Quirky South African Restaurants

The Insider’s Guide to Quirky South African Restaurants

South Africa is as diverse as it is beautiful; offering an abundance of quirky eateries to suit all needs and budgets, from dining in an aquarium to an observatory! So if you’re after an adventurous meal out with family and friends, be sure to tick the following quirky restaurants off your bucket list: Gauteng: Goblin’s […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

30 October 2013

Cape Town Art Fair: Is This Really Art?

Cape Town Art Fair: Is This Really Art?

“Is this really art?” I had been anticipating this sort of question from my husband, who had eventually conceded to join me at the Cape Town Art Fair this weekend (on condition that it did not interfere with the Currie Cup rugby final). As a newbie to the art scene, he was my guinea pig […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

28 October 2013

What NOT to do when you’re on Safari in South Africa

What NOT to do when you’re on Safari in South Africa

When tourists visit South Africa, often the first thing on their to-do-list is an African safari. However, as exciting as these trips may sound, they simply cannot be equated to a trip to a theme park. These are wild animals (and protected ones at that) and so your visit should be met with caution, respect, […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

17 October 2013

We’ve Got the Line-up for the Old Mutual Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts

We’ve Got the Line-up for the Old Mutual Kirstenbosch Summer Sunset Concerts

Nothing says summer in Cape Town quite like a Sunday sunset jol on the grassy slopes of Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens. Pack a picnic, pop open a bottle of wine, let the kids run wild, and enjoy live performances from South Africa’s most talented musicians (as well as a few international guests). From rock, jazz, R&B, […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

30 September 2013

Greetings in 11 Official Languages

Greetings in 11 Official Languages

It only takes 7 basic colours to make a rainbow. So with 11 official languages, each granted equal status by our Constitution, it’s easy to understand why South Africa is fondly known as the “Rainbow Nation”. With so many beautiful shades, our cultural and ethnic diversity is so rich that often we as South African […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

23 September 2013

How to Celebrate World Tourism Day on 27 September

How to Celebrate World Tourism Day on 27 September

World Tourism Day, held annually on 27 September, is a day aimed to raise awareness about the important role of tourism within the community and how it affects social, cultural, political, and economic values worldwide. While you should be “proudly South African” on any given day, World Tourism Day provides the chance for us to […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

21 September 2013

Minimoons in the Cape

Minimoons in the Cape

While honeymoons are justifiable splurged upon, who has the time or money to disappear to a tropical island for a week or two of romantic revelry more than once in their lives?! More frequent “minimoons” are the latest trend in romantic getaways; short, secluded, affordable, closer-to-home vacations to celebrate engagements, anniversaries, milestones, or simply reconnect […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

16 September 2013

Slackpacking on the new Chokka Trail

Slackpacking on the new Chokka Trail

Slackpacking is the luxury-lover’s answer to backpacking hiking trails. Forget about cumbersome, tightly-crammed rucksacks, sleepless nights camping on rough ground, and eating dried food from zip-lock bags. The new slackpacking Chokka Trail in South Africa’s Greater St Francis region (Eastern Cape) is fully catered and includes bed and breakfast, packed lunches, dinner at the various […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

12 September 2013

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