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Top 5 Accommodations in Pietermaritzburg

Top 5 Accommodations in Pietermaritzburg

As the capital and second largest city in the province of KwaZulu-Natal, Pietermaritzburg is well worth a visit. Offering a range of natural, historical and cultural attractions, from The Natal Museum to the Golden Horse Casino, there is plenty to keep even the most discerning of travellers happy! And what PMB offers in terms of […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

28 September 2013

3 Places Where You Can Learn to Cook Traditional Karoo Cuisine

3 Places Where You Can Learn to Cook Traditional Karoo Cuisine

Cooking tours in the Karoo offer culinary adventures for travellers to feed their inner-foodie and learn about the region’s history and traditions. Karoo lamb, fruit preserves, and baked goods immediately spring to mind when we talk about traditional Karoo foods. But there is a world of other Karoo delicacies like Skilpadjies (braaied fat parcels of […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

26 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

9 Popular but Strange Street Foods

9 Popular but Strange Street Foods

Go on, admit it – you’re probably wondering what on earth could constitute as strange street foods – after all, in first world countries the norm is generally hot dogs, croquet monsieur’s, and perhaps even  the odd samosa stand. But in third world nations and developing countries, the cuisine you’ll find served at fast-food stands […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

20 September 2013

Great Places to Braai on National Braai Day – 24 September

Great Places to Braai on National Braai Day – 24 September

For many years, South Africans have come to know National Heritage Day, the 24 September, as self-proclaimed “National Braai Day”. On this day, South Africans of all ages gather together to enjoy a day of celebration, braais, and beer. After all, what better way to celebrate South Africa’s heritage than by doing what we do […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

18 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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