Category: Western Cape

De Hoop Nature Reserve – Beauty at the Ends of the Earth

De Hoop Nature Reserve – Beauty at the Ends of the Earth

After 33km of navigating a bumpy dirt road in our tiny Fiat Palio, I was left feeling a lot more like a martini being shaken – not stirred – than an excited first time visitor to one of the most beautiful parts of the Cape: De Hoop Nature Reserve. We finally arrived at our destination […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

24 October 2014

Do your soul a flavour & visit Creation Wines

Do your soul a flavour & visit Creation Wines

A wine estate called Creation lies in the Hemel-en-Aarde (heaven and earth) valley. It’s just too easy to imagine haloed beings sprinkling magic dust over the vineyards to create their divine nectar. But when you visit Creation and chat with owners Jean-Claude and Carolyn Martin – who are almost always on the floor looking after […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

22 October 2014

15 Unusual Structures You Can Sleep In

15 Unusual Structures You Can Sleep In

Hotel. Tick. Guest house. Tick. Campsite. Tick. You’ve tried them all, and you’ve got the T-shirt. Now you’re aching to try something different. Something to brag to your friends about on Twitter, Instagram, and Flickr. A place you may never have dreamed you could sleep in. Well, it’s your lucky day! We’ve stumbled across some […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

20 October 2014

Whale watching from a bathtub in De Kelders

Whale watching from a bathtub in De Kelders

It’s not every day you get to watch whales from your bathtub. Unless you’re staying on the cliffs of De Kelders, that is. De where? It’s likely you’ve never heard of this little suburb on the northern end of Gansbaai, despite the fact that De Kelders is one of the world’s best whale watching destinations. […]

Desiree Haakonsen

Desiree Haakonsen

14 October 2014

5 Luxury Lodges in South Africa

5 Luxury Lodges in South Africa

If you’re seeking a restful getaway with beautiful views and opulent touches, far from the bustling crowds, consider staying at the following lodges: 1. Sabella Private Retreat, Marble Hall, Limpopo Sabella Private Retreat is part of a Wildlife Sanctuary so you can expect to see species like zebra, gemsbok, leopard, buffalo, giraffe, blue wildebeest, and […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

13 October 2014

Summer Sundowner Guide: 30 Cocktail Spots in Cape Town

Summer Sundowner Guide: 30 Cocktail Spots in Cape Town

Summer is fast approaching, and we’re already dreaming of hot summer days, sandy toes, and refreshing cocktails. We asked our fans to help us pick Cape Town’s favourite spots for cocktails. Can you tick off the entire list by the end of the summer?   ATLANTIC SEABOARD   1. The Bungalow, Clifton Cotton and ice. […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

10 October 2014

Table Mountain is Frame-ous!

Table Mountain is Frame-ous!

We love Table Mountain. And it’s not just because it’s one of the New 7 Wonders of the World or that it’s recognisable from any person in any town, city, or continent around the globe. It’s the unusual flat-topped surface, the throng of fiercely cute dassies that call it home, the meandering network of hiking […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

8 October 2014

7 Sensational Seaside Escapes in the Western Cape

7 Sensational Seaside Escapes in the Western Cape

Nothing beats a lazy day at a beach with hours of sunshine, sunbathing, reading, and surfing to look forward to. The following seaside escapes are almost all right on the beachfront, and cater perfectly for those who want to enjoy the total relaxation that comes with sipping on cocktails, building sandcastles, and returning to an […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

7 October 2014

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