Category: Western Cape

Digging up the Past – Fossils and Artefacts in South Africa

Digging up the Past – Fossils and Artefacts in South Africa

Fossilized remains and artefacts discovered around the world have given humanity a blast from the past, by providing greater insight into how early mankind lived, what they ate, and what flora and fauna was around. Some of the richest fossil finds known to mankind can be found in our own backyard – and the latest find […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

3 June 2014

Top 3 Places for a Journey of Self-Discovery

Top 3 Places for a Journey of Self-Discovery

At some point in each person’s life, questions arise such as “who am I”, “what is my place in this world”, and “can I change my current life to the one I want”? Our ancestors also struggled with these questions, and one of the great minds from the past who nicely portrayed this is Socrates. […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

31 May 2014

72 Hours in Montagu

72 Hours in Montagu

If you’re holidaying in Montagu, or happen to be in the area for a short time, don’t be fooled by the small town appearance, as the village is teaming with excursions and activities the whole family can enjoy. Having recently returned from a 3-day trip to Montagu, I can say that all of the below […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

30 May 2014

Table Mountain: A Photo Essay

Table Mountain: A Photo Essay

Table Mountain is the first picture that tourists conjure of Cape Town. And it’s no surprise. As one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature, this flat-topped mountain is one of the most unique natural marvels in the world. Providing a spectacular backdrop to an even more beautiful city, Table Mountain, with its iconic cable […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

27 May 2014

Discounted Getaway for Hermanus FynArts

Discounted Getaway for Hermanus FynArts

After a warm and enthusiastic reception in 2013, Hermanus FynArts is once again inspiring and nurturing creativity from 6 – 16 June 2014. The Windsor Hotel Hermanus is offering a 10% discount on accommodation to festivalgoers in their seafront setting. Perched on the edge of Walker Bay, Windsor Hotel Hermanus not only offers stylish accommodation […]

20 Coffee Shops to Get your Fix in Cape Town

20 Coffee Shops to Get your Fix in Cape Town

When winter arrives, gone are the days of cocktails along the beachfront and in come the coffee shops with their quirky interiors and tempting cake displays. With their menu of warming allurements, from teas and coffees, to hot chocolates and baked items, there is no better way to spend a cold, rainy day in the Mother […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

24 May 2014

8 Western Cape Wine Estates that are Perfect for Winter

8 Western Cape Wine Estates that are Perfect for Winter

When it’s cold or raining and you’re yearning to get out of the house and spend some time with family and friends, it’s time to head to your favourite wine estate. Here are our top picks for Western Cape wineries where you can enjoy romance, family lunches, or relaxed catch-ups with friends: 1. Constantia Glen, Constantia […]

Lauren Morling

Lauren Morling

21 May 2014

Top 3 Spas in Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs

Top 3 Spas in Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs

With the days starting to get chilly again, now is the perfect time to pamper your body and give it some much-needed TLC. If your feet haven’t had a polish in a while, or your shoulders are starting to feel the mid-year stress setting in, then you should definitely head to these 3 spas in […]

Roseanna McBain

Roseanna McBain

20 May 2014

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