Tweede Nuwe Jaar: Cape Town’s Oldest Tradition

Tweede Nuwe Jaar: Cape Town’s Oldest Tradition

There are a few things that make Cape Town a rather unique destination to visit. From the many eateries and gin bars in Bree Street, the jazz culture, hearing the adhan at sunrise and sunset, to the ever punctual Noon Gun ─ the city is a colourful tapestry of rich history and cosmopolitan flair. But […]

Jeanne Carstens

Jeanne Carstens

12 December 2019

’Tis the Season to be Peaceful: Where to Avoid the Crowds this Christmas

’Tis the Season to be Peaceful: Where to Avoid the Crowds this Christmas

I can’t help but gasp internally each time I look at the calendar and realise that it’s December. It feels like just the other day when my family and I were running around trying to arrange last-minute Christmas meals and presents. If this time of year leaves you feeling slightly panicked thinking of crowded coastlines, […]

Hennely Nel

Hennely Nel

5 December 2019

Campfires, Dad Jokes and Awkward Laughters ─ Dinokeng Nature Reserve in the Spotlight

Campfires, Dad Jokes and Awkward Laughters ─ Dinokeng Nature Reserve in the Spotlight

It’s almost time to light the fires, get out the guitars, sing Billy Joel campfire songs and listen to the crickets after a bad joke’s punchline, i.e. dad jokes. Being a Joburg local, I know people in Gauteng like to slow down, escape to the wild, and enjoy the company of loved ones in nature. […]

Altus Booysen

Altus Booysen

28 November 2019

Our Karoo Escape to Kerneelia Kothuis

Our Karoo Escape to Kerneelia Kothuis

Life in the city not only means that you have to bear taxing traffic, but also that by the time the weekend rolls around, you have no energy left to explore your own backyard. Yes, I am talking about myself and I know so many other hard-working individuals who opt to Netflix and chill instead […]

Lisa Croeser

Lisa Croeser

21 November 2019

Character, Cuisine and a Cat called Krismis ─ a Weekend at Moolmanshof & Stables

Character, Cuisine and a Cat called Krismis ─ a Weekend at Moolmanshof & Stables

As a Capetonian, I’ve had the pleasure of visiting many beautiful little towns in the Overberg region, but had not paid a proper visit to Swellendam yet. As luck would have it, the Swellendam Winterschool invited TravelGround to attend some of their courses and I jumped at this opportunity to spend a weekend in Swellendam. Being […]

Heste Nortier

Heste Nortier

14 November 2019

Quirky Container Homes

Quirky Container Homes

Turning old shipping containers into luxurious living spaces is all the rage at the moment, and it’s easy to understand why. There are several advantages to using them for accommodation purposes: They are quite affordable, employ more eco-friendly building methods, are quicker to build, and, since you can connect or combine them in different ways, […]

Nanje Lourens

Nanje Lourens

7 November 2019

Finding the Farmer’s Way at Highgate Ostrich Show Farm

Finding the Farmer’s Way at Highgate Ostrich Show Farm

Born and bred among the leafy green vineyards of the West Coast, the Karoo is not a region I frequented much growing up. I have only visited Oudtshoorn on a few occasions for its yearly cultural event, the KKNK, but have always yearned to see more of this ostrich mecca. I was therefore quite excited […]

Gerriline Fouché

Gerriline Fouché

31 October 2019

Meet SA’s Majestic Marine Big Five

Meet SA’s Majestic Marine Big Five

We’re all familiar with the mighty Big Five roaming our game reserves and national parks, but did you know South Africa also boasts the Marine Big Five? In the light of #NationalMarineWeek, TravelGround is proud to introduce these special sea creatures! Bottlenose Dolphin These aquatic mammals are arguably the most popular among humans and with […]

Karli Durr

Karli Durr

10 October 2019

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