Where? Hermanus
The spectacular landscapes of the Overberg region promise lifelong memories and unbeatable photo opportunities; and there are few things better than experiencing these from the heights of a saddle.
Heaven ...
Where? Hermanus
A relatively new craze to hit South Africa, stand-up paddle boarding, better known as SUP-ing, is popular for how easy and quick it is to learn. More than this, it is a fabulous way to keep active, enjoy the ...
Where? Hermanus
The popular whale-watching town of Hermanus continues to be one of the Western Cape Province’s loveliest attractions. Every year, between June and October / November, Southern Right and Humpback whales skirt ...
Where? Hermanus
Onrus Beach, which is adjacent to a warm, calm lagoon, is ideally suited to family outings, where small children can play in the calmer waters of the lagoon, and older children and adults can brave the waves. ...
Where? Hermanus
The spectacular landscapes of the Overberg region promise lifelong memories and unbeatable photo opportunities; and there are few things better than experiencing these from the heights of a saddle.
Heaven ...
Where? Struisbaai
There are few places as romantically enticing as the western coastline of South Africa. Charming little fishing villages lie sleepily on white sands, while some of the best seafood in the world is brought in ...
Where? Hermanus
The coastline of the Western Cape is not only beautiful, but also an adventurer’s hotspot as it is home to a number of exciting watersports activities and attractions. Walker Bay, neighbour to the famous shark ...
Where? Gansbaai
Come to the Shark Capital of the World and meet the Great White Sharks! Cage Diving with these magnificent creatures is an exhilarating experienced and an opportunity not to be missed. Meet us in Gansbaai for ...
Where? Hermanus
A relatively new craze to hit South Africa, stand-up paddle boarding, better known as SUP-ing, is popular for how easy and quick it is to learn. More than this, it is a fabulous way to keep active, enjoy the ...
Where? Gansbaai
The Strandveld Museum is situated in Frikkiesbaai, Franskraal 5km south of Gansbaai.
The quaint building dates back to the 1860s where it was originally used as a retreat by managers of Dyer Island and ...
Where? Napier
Stop off at the 'Moerse Padstal' on the main drag in Napier and stock up on 'warm sexy bread' and all the good things you expect to find at a village farm stall.
As the sign says, they sell everything from ...
Where? McGregor
Temenos was opened in 1997 as an open space where visitors and guests would be welcomed to experience an encounter with the sacred, irrespective of whether one follows a traditional spiritual path or not. Our ...
Where? Greyton
The Western Cape is renowned the world over for its spectacular scenery. Mountain after imposing mountain rolls into deep gorges and lush valleys, interspersed with vineyards and orchards.
This splendour is ...
Where? Hermanus
With its beachfront location and impressive ‘nude food’ approach to dining, we highly recommend The Burgundy for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The Burgundy doesn’t rely on its location to do all the work - the ...
Where? Swellendam
If you are looking for the perfect pit stop on the way back from the Garden Route to Cape Town (or vice versa of course) then make sure you stop in at Rasondale Farm Stall and Restaurant.
Located on the ...
Where? L'Agulhas
Frolic in the shallow waves where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet or better yet see what sea creatures you can identify in the abundant rock pools, but remember to treat the creatures with kindness (this ...
Where? Kleinmond
The Highlands Trail is situated near the small town of Kleinmond in the Western Cape. This coastal town is known for its biodiversity and is, as a result, a rather popular vacation spot. This means that the ...
Where? Heidelberg
The Western Cape’s Heidelberg is a gold mine of artists and crafters that create gorgeous, personal pieces amidst the beauty of the Hessequa region, just east of the Overberg. The Langeberg Mountain Range ...
Where? Stanford
Browse for antiques and collectibles at Stanford's unique 'The New Junk Shop' which you'll find in Queen Victoria Street. Originally a well know landmark in Cape Town, the Junk Shop moved to Stanford where it ...