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Sport and adventure
15 Jun 2017
Five unique sporting activities and events in Cape Town and the Western Cape
From rock climbing to MTB, Cape Town and the Western Cape is waiting.
12 Jun 2017
Discover Oudtshoorn in the Western Cape
Oudtshoorn is so much more than caves and ostriches.
7 Jun 2017
Golf in cape town and the western cape
Cape Town and the Western Cape is a world-renowned golfing destination.
7 Jun 2017
Mtb races in Cape Town and the Western Cape
Cycle your way through winter and into spring!
25 May 2017
Winter festivals in the western cape
Take a look at what winter has in store in the Western Cape
21 May 2017
The cross cape cycle route
Explore the Western Cape by bicycle on this fantastic route.
25 Apr 2017
Discover Albertinia
Albertinia – named after its first Dutch Reformed minister Johannes Rudolph Albertyn – is a somewhat unappreciated gem of a town found on the acclaimed Garden Route. Around a four ...
10 Apr 2017
Road trips in Cape Town and the Western Cape
Hit the road and explore the Western Cape
13 Mar 2017
Historical Sites in Cape Town and the Western Cape
Multiple cultures contribute to the province's rich history. Take your kids to see where we come from.
30 Jan 2017
New & Unique Restaurants in Cape Town
We have a winning combination of restaurants and world class wines with 8 out of the top ten restaurants in Cape Town and the Western Cape.
16 Jan 2017
Hermanus Wine Route
The Walker Bay Wine District’s most important road, the Hemel-en-Aarde R320, aligns South Africa’s premium cool climate wine region. Carefully and sustainably managed vineyards, un...
29 Jul 2016
Discover a taste of the Cape Karoo
Things to do for foodie families who love a magical culinary adventure!
18 Jul 2016
Discover a food & wine journey in the Garden Route
The Garden Route & Klein Karoo is bursting with flavour for families who love a culinary adventure!
27 Jun 2016
Things to do for food lovers in the Cape West Coast
Feed the hunger for adventure, eat your way through a delicious destination.
15 Jun 2016
Things to do for foodie families in the Cape Overberg
Did you know the Overberg literally means “over the mountain”, from where the road descends into the main apple-growing regions of Elgin and Grabouw.
7 Jun 2016
Things to do in Cape Town for foodie families
From Cape Malay cooking classes to duck tours, canon firing and pizza & wine pairings - this city is the ultimate for families who LOVE food and fun!
27 May 2016
Go on A taste journey through the Cape Winelands!
Grab the kids and taste the flavours of a region designed for foodies!
11 May 2016
Discover why people live to ride in Cape Town.
Our city is designed for riders. It can be done at your own pace, it’s environmentally friendly, sociable and let's face it, there's nothing quite like free-wheeling down the coast...
17 Mar 2016
Township Clay Experience
Located in Macassar about a 40min drive outside of Cape Town is where you will find a combination of arts and culture all in the form of clay.
17 Mar 2016
Darling Brew
Darling Brew is a microbrewery in the charming town Darling about an hour’s drive from Cape Town. This is a trendy surprise in an old charming town.
1 Mar 2016
Zip-Line Adventures with Cape Canopy Tours
About an hour outside of Cape Town, just east of Somerset West, lies the Cape Canopy Tour in the Elgin Valley. It's nestled up against the beautiful Hottentots Holland mountains.
1 Mar 2016
Hike in Greyton
Easily one of my favorite and the most memorable places we visited while in the Western Cape was the town of Greyton. Just an hour and a half's drive from Cape Town, Greyton is ...
1 Mar 2016
Southern-most tip of Africa - L'Agulhas
Many people assume that the Cape of Good Hope is the southern-most part of the African continent, but this is quite a common misconception.
29 Feb 2016
