Category: Travel

A Wonderful Winter Weekend in Swellendam

A Wonderful Winter Weekend in Swellendam

As a frequent visitor to the Garden Route and a Cape Town resident, spending a night in Swellendam has never crossed my mind, especially since it’s only a mere two hour’s drive from the Mother City. By that time, I’m usually not thirsty, bored or tired yet. But this time was different. What started as […]

Heste Nortier

Heste Nortier

11 July 2019

Wild Clover: Blessing the Reins down in Africa

Wild Clover: Blessing the Reins down in Africa

It was a typical winter’s day in Stellenbosch. Everything was covered in mist, which meant that I was that person driving extremely slowly in order not to miss the Wild Clover turn off. ‘Should I wear my Woolworths boots?’, I kept pondering the previous evening. ‘Preferably a narrow shoe’, I was told. I’ve been on […]

Jeanne Carstens

Jeanne Carstens

20 June 2019

Seeking Olive Schreiner: The Story of a Karoo Nomad

Seeking Olive Schreiner: The Story of a Karoo Nomad

Schreiner wrote that the Karoo makes one realise “many so-called important things are really insignificant, so many insignificant things important.” So, when the city’s starless nights and cordial, cramped offices become too much, I try to recall the dusty solitude of the Karoo to gain some perspective. I learned this teleportation trick in my third […]

Which Holiday Destination Suits Your Personality Best?

Which Holiday Destination Suits Your Personality Best?

There’s nothing worse than knowing you need a holiday and having enough of those precious leave days, but absolutely no idea where to go to recharge your batteries. Not to worry folks, TravelGround did some research and came up with a great quiz to help you pinpoint your ideal holiday destination. Simply answer these easy […]

Nanje Lourens

Nanje Lourens

16 May 2019

Olive the things to love about Olives

Olive the things to love about Olives

Whether you enjoy it on your pizza, in a freshly-baked focaccia bread, in a shaken-not-stirred Martini, or simply straight out of the jar, the olive is a wonderful, versatile little fruit! Every year the Riebeek Valley celebrates this Mediterranean climate delicacy with its annual Riebeek Valley Olive Festival. Ranging from award-winning olives, olive oils, jams, […]

Jeanne Carstens

Jeanne Carstens

25 April 2019

These Great Heights: 3 Fabulous Free Solo Spots in SA

These Great Heights: 3 Fabulous Free Solo Spots in SA

Free solo climbing has always been a bit of a controversial concept in the sport-climbing world and once you’ve seen this extreme sport with your own eyes, its controversy comes as no surprise. Seeing a human vertically perched on a giant rock wall or hanging from a boulder by one hand will leave anyone with […]

Gerriline Fouché

Gerriline Fouché

4 April 2019

Chasing the New Season ─ 5 Marvellous Autumn Spots in South Africa

Chasing the New Season ─ 5 Marvellous Autumn Spots in South Africa

“Life starts all over again when it gets crisp in the fall.” ─ F. Scott Fitzgerald Crisp morning air, cool breezes, and shorter days ─ to the summer haters: Winter is finally coming. For those of you who, like me, aren’t so keen on the colder days ahead, don’t despair! Autumn also has some pretty […]

Hennely Nel

Hennely Nel

7 March 2019

Afribode: 7 Inner-City Apartments in Cape Town

Afribode: 7 Inner-City Apartments in Cape Town

Once you’ve had a taste of Cape Town, you’ll want to return time and time again — no wonder it’s one of the busiest tourist hubs in the world! It’s a bustling city surrounded by some of the most beautiful beaches and world-famous vineyards beneath the shadow of Table Mountain. Despite all of the natural […]

Danielle Terblanche

Danielle Terblanche

21 February 2019

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