A River and its Stories: Kayaking on the Umtata

A River and its Stories: Kayaking on the Umtata

The morning mist starts to recede as we head to the car park to meet our lift. Just minutes earlier a proper bacon, eggs and toast breakfast, accompanied by strong coffee, was duly enjoyed in the Ocean View Hotel’s dining room. While stirring a dollop of sugar into the warm, aromatic whirlpool, I’d wondered whether […]

KwaZulu-Natal Coast: 7 Secluded Beach Houses

KwaZulu-Natal Coast: 7 Secluded Beach Houses

Imagine waking up to waves crashing on the beach, rolling out of bed to get your hands on that first cup of coffee, and strolling out on the deck to be greeted by a magnificent sunrise and dolphins frolicking in the surf below ─ this is what holiday dreams are made of, isn’t it? Well, […]

Nanje Lourens

Nanje Lourens

28 May 2020

10 SANParks Finds to Feast Your Eyes on

10 SANParks Finds to Feast Your Eyes on

With the much welcomed announcement that SANParks is opening its gates to the public once again, TravelGround is proud to share these ten beauties — just a small selection of the SANParks stays you can choose from! SANParks Augrabies Rest Camp Augrabies, Northern Cape When the summer flood season arrives, visitors flock to this arid […]

The Unique Creatures of the Garden Route

The Unique Creatures of the Garden Route

The early earth advocate, John Muir, is known to have said, “When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world.” Nowhere is this more apparent than on our most beloved Garden Route. Here are some of its unique inhabitants.

A Place to Reflect: Labyrinth Stays

A Place to Reflect: Labyrinth Stays

All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is strong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost. J.R.R. Tolkien There is little else that represents the looping, spiralling nature of thoughts than a labyrinth. These inwardly wandering ways have been used since […]

Adriëtte le Roux

Adriëtte le Roux

29 April 2020

30 unusual facts about South Africa

30 unusual facts about South Africa

While we’re not allowed to travel outside of the comfort of our homes at the moment, we can marvel at these unusual facts about our beautiful country. South Africa has made history in a number of fields and is home to some pretty spectacular natural wonders that can be explored once the national lockdown is […]

Danielle Terblanche

Danielle Terblanche

15 April 2020

5 Wonders of Namibia

5 Wonders of Namibia

Namibia is undoubtedly any traveller and photographer’s dream. This spectacular country boasts a topographical variety of the wilderness in the north, the miraculous dunes of the Namib Desert in the south, the flat Kalahari lands in the east and the breathtaking Fish River Canyon to the south.   TravelGround made a list of a few […]

Hennely Nel

Hennely Nel

2 April 2020

Have you heard about astro-tourism in the Northern Cape?

Have you heard about astro-tourism in the Northern Cape?

When I think of the Northern Cape, the first things that come to mind are the vast landscapes, extreme heat ─ and of course sheep! But there’s so much more to this unique province than we think. Recently the Northern Cape’s sweeping landscapes and clean air has been recognised for its advantageous astro-tourism opportunities. This […]

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