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De-stress at La Kruger Lifestyle Lodge in Mpumalanga

De-stress at La Kruger Lifestyle Lodge in Mpumalanga

The 4-star La Kruger Lifestyle Lodge is situated in Marloth Park, a wildlife sanctuary bordering the renowned Kruger National Park. With subtropical weather, exceptional facilities, and an opportunity to spot an array of animals, guests are promised a truly rewarding stay at La Kruger Lifestyle Lodge at any time of the year. Guests can choose […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

26 July 2014

Your Guide to the South African Spring Wildflowers

Your Guide to the South African Spring Wildflowers

They say the earth laughs in flowers. This is why the spring season is one of the most beautiful and happiest times of the year; a time when not a day should pass when you don’t return home covered in grass and smelling like the earth. Whether you’re looking for a day hike or a […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

23 July 2014

4 Wine estates to visit on the Swellendam Wine Route

4 Wine estates to visit on the Swellendam Wine Route

There is no actual Swellendam Wine Route, but in the rebellious nature of a little town that has the guts to call itself a Republic, I’m going to go ahead and group the vineyards around the Greater Swellendam region into a virtual wine route. After all, Swellendam Wine Route sounds far sexier than Swellendam Municipality. […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

21 July 2014

Brush up on your South Africanisms – The Travel Dictionary

Brush up on your South Africanisms – The Travel Dictionary

Those visiting South Africa for the first time are often left confused when speaking to South Africans for the first time. Plenty of “what did he say?”, blank stares, and a flurry of typing words into Google translate are no way to try and master the language of the Saffa. Brush up on your South […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

19 July 2014

17 Mandela Quotes to Inspire You

17 Mandela Quotes to Inspire You

Every year on the 18th of July, people around the world participate in helping communities, charities, and those in need for 67 minutes, to honour the belated and beloved Nelson ‘Tata’ Mandela. Why exactly 1 hour and 7 minutes? Because it’s a small way each of us can recognise Mandela’s 67 years of commitment to […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

18 July 2014

5 Tips to Plan a Budget Break This Winter

5 Tips to Plan a Budget Break This Winter

Many lament the fact that travel is so expensive nowadays and all those wonderful places that you pin, blog about, and have pictures of, appear to be slipping away into the distance – seemingly forever out of reach. Until now that is. The following tips and tricks will help you plan a holiday with some […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

17 July 2014

3 Upcoming Seafood Festivals in South Africa

3 Upcoming Seafood Festivals in South Africa

Don’t fret if you missed out on the Knysna Oyster Festival. The following ocean and seafood inspired festivals will provide you with plenty of fun, sun, sand, and fresh seafood! The Oceana Hout Bay Seafood Festival – Hout Bay   Where: The Republic of Hout Bay, Cape Town When: 24 – 28 September 2014 Contact: […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

16 July 2014

Somerset West – the Best for Lazy Wine Weekends

Somerset West – the Best for Lazy Wine Weekends

Somerset West is a beautiful and surprisingly affluent town situated around 45km from Cape Town in the Helderberg region of the Western Cape. I must admit that while I have driven through this town countless times on my trips out of town, I had seldom thought more of it than a simple “30 minutes to […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

14 July 2014

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