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More sunshine, more space, more soul – all of this awaits the traveller in the Swartland and Cape West Coast region, the gem in the jewelbox of the Western...
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Founded in 1679 by governor Simon van der Stel, Stellenbosch was the second town to be established by European settlers in South Africa. It's situated 50km from Cape Town...
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The oldest fishing village on the West Coast, past and present meet in Paternoster. Life here is closely connected to the sea, with fishermen heading out in colourful traditional...
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Tulbagh is best known for the largest concentration of National Monuments in a single street in South Africa. Every historic home in Church Street was painstakingly restored after the 1969 earthquake...
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The neighbouring towns of Paarl and Wellington, a 40-minute drive from Cape Town, today form a single urban unit at the heart of the Cape Winelands, surrounded by farms...
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Do yourself a favour. If you're driving between Johannesburg and Cape Town, give the N1 a miss between Colesburg and Worcester and rather take the extended Route 62. It's...
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Struisbaai is situated approximately 10 km from Cape Agulhas. This coastal resort boasts the longest continuous stretch of white sand coastline in the Southern Hemisphere, and each of the...
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L’Agulhas is the southernmost town in Africa and the closest to the point where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans officially meet. Early Portuguese seafarers rounding this dangerous cape christened...
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The quaint little village of Elim, situated halfway between Gansbaai and Bredasdorp is the oldest village in the Strandveld. Founded by Moravian missionaries in 1824, and largely inhabited by...
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