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| Penny van den Berg of Stanford Hotel took this stunning photo of Stanford's best-kept secret, the Klein River. |
Hello Visitor
In this issue:
It was a winner in CapeInfo's 2012 Destination of the Year Award and it's just got better and better. Stanford Valley Guest Farm has been lauded as a getaway, restaurant and conference centre, Madre Malan makes her return to Stanford... Read more
We're always puzzled when accommodation establishments describe themselves as a "Home away from Home". We thought people travelled to have a break from home... to go somewhere different and stimulating. Please click here to take part in our poll.
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Luxury, exquisite, spacious & romantic, 24 Houtboschbay Honeymoon suite is right on the beach and on the edge of nature reserve.
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A romantic getaway in the Sterkrivier Valley between the beautiful Waterberg Mountain range for couples who want to recharge or special times.
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The Lodge is on the top of a hill, with 360° views overlooking the Indian Ocean, the indigenous bush and the mountains..
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Fully self-contained, self-catering cottages just 100 metres from the lagoon. Close to kite surfing facilities, restaurants and main beaches. Beautifully appointed. .
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Majestic mountains, crystal clear waterfalls, abundant fauna & flora - guests can discover the wonders of nature, choose from a vast range of outdoor activities, or succumb to peace, quiet & tranquility..
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Capricorn Restcamp is situated next to the Naukluft Mountains making it an ideal stop-over en route from Windhoek to Sossusvlei or from the South to the coast.
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Volmoed Retreat & Conference Centre nurtures the soul. It is a place of indescribable beauty and Jane Turkstra's gardens are a pure delight!
Every Indaba or WTM I've attended, and on all my road trips, I've asked local tourism offices to help make sure our content for their town is up to date, with no response. So I was delighted when Saxon Lodge in Gansbaai complained about our out of date content for their town... and got their tourism office to do something about it. And thanks to Glenda Kitley, Gansbaai's tourism manager, for attending to it so quickly.
So if you town's content is out of date or missing, please ask your local tourism office to provide us with the information. And ask them to add events to CapeInfo's What's on section.
What makes this site special? The fact that it is the southernmost tip of the African continent or the most accessible place in the world to see where two oceans meet?
Whichever it is, it is a site that has been begging for a makeover for a long time, and the opportunity for an iconic site was first raised by CapeInfo in 2002. So, when we heard it had been completed, it was with high expectations that we to see what had been done. Read our story here.
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