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Features - Editor - 21 March 2008

Mehloding Adventure Trail – Experience South Africa on Foot

For a truly unique South African adventure, there is no better way to explore the wildlife, plants and culture of this diverse country than by discovering the Southern Drakensberg. It is where southern Lesotho, the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal collide, and is rich in heritage and breathtaking landscapes. The Mehloding Adventure Trail could be described as the road less traveled, but is a journey of inspiration, fascination and unlimited beauty. A mere seventy kilometers from Kokstad, lies the town of Matatiele, and the gateway to an unforgettable adventure.

Features - Editor - 19 March 2008

Bring Your Family Along to the Bloem Show

This year the Bloem Show will be its 125th anniversary. As one of the three biggest shows in South Africa, it is a festival of friends, family and entertainment that never disappoints. It will kick off on the 24th of April and ends on the 3rd of May 2008, with each day filled with excitement and activity. Visitors to South Africa should not miss out on the opportunity to join in the fun of this entertainment and agricultural festival.

Features - Editor - 17 March 2008

Create your Own Eden with the Help of Gardenex 2008

South Africa’s climate is particularly suited to outdoor living. Many sun-loving South Africans are keen gardeners and go to great lengths to turn the outdoor areas of their homes into little pieces of paradise. It is little wonder then that Gardenex is the leading garden and outdoor living fair in South Africa.

Features - Editor - 12 March 2008

Fantastic Discoveries at SciFest Africa

South Africa’s annual national science festival, SciFest Africa is set to take place from 16 to 22 April 2008 in beautiful and historic Grahamstown. SciFest Africa will feature more than 500 events including interactive exhibitions, workshops, lectures, educational theater, a soap box derby, field trips, laser shows, science Olympiads, high school quiz shows, tours, a hobbies fair and a FilmFest.

Features - Editor - 10 March 2008

Mission Route – Head off the Beaten Track

The Mission Route along the West Coast of South Africa will take travelers through an incredibly beautiful region of the country, with the Atlantic Ocean washing white sandy beaches, rugged mountains and seemingly endless stretches of croplands, orchards and vineyards. The Sendinggestig (Mission Association) Museum situated in Long Street, Cape Town, is the best place to start the journey, as visitors learn about the history of the mission movement in South Africa, setting the tone for exploring the fascinating Mission Route.

Features - Editor - 05 March 2008

A Marvelous Journey on the Luxury Blue Train

South Africa is country known for its magnificent wildlife, spectacular natural landscapes and diverse culture. To experience all the wonders of South Africa, while dining, sleeping and socializing in a five star hotel on wheels, the only option is The Blue Train. This magnificent train has carried tourists, celebrities, presidents and even kings across the great South African escarpment and is the premier train adventure, offering the most luxurious accommodation and twenty-four hour personal service.

Features - Editor - 03 March 2008

The Delectable South African Cheese Festival

Bien Donné, the picturesque farm situated between Franschhoek and Paarl, will once again host the very popular South African Cheese Festival. The 2008 event will take place from 25 to 28 April, and it promises to be better than ever before with plenty to please the palate. Enjoy the country market atmosphere while savoring legendary South African cheeses and exciting new cheese varieties, together with olives, freshly baked bread and, of course, superb South African wine. Visitors will also be given the opportunity to compare South African cheese with Dutch, French and Swiss varieties.

Features - Editor - 27 February 2008

Exploring the Mysterious Echo Caves

When cattle started to disappear without a trace on the farm where the Echo Caves are located in the early 1920’s, the original owner of the farm started to search for his missing cattle. It did not take him long to realize that his cattle were not disappearing, but entering a cave that he did not realize existed on his land. His amazement and curiosity in discovering the caves took him on an adventure where he entered a cavern that was a staggering sixty meters in height.

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