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Travel - Editor - 06 November 2008

The Sasol Art Museum

If you’re looking for something a little different to do during your next stay in South Africa, why not try the Sasol Art Museum? Situated n Stellenbosch near the striking city of Cape Town, this great art museum has a lot to offer the average visitor. You could easily while away a few hours enjoying the artistic treasures housed by this museum.

Travel - Editor - 03 November 2008

Kleinplasie Living Open-air Museum

Located just outside Worcester in the beautiful Breede River Valley, the Kleinplasie Living Open-air Museum invites visitors to step into the past and experience a way of life that was centuries ago by the early pioneer farmers of the Cape. Each building in this picturesque and tranquil village setting represents an activity or industry relating to agriculture and family life as experienced on Western Cape farms during the time period between 1690 and 1900. What makes Kleinplasie unique is that these industries and activities are carried out on a daily basis (except Sundays), as they would have been done in the past, making it a fascinating interactive experience for visitors.

Travel - Editor - 30 October 2008

The Awe-Inspiring Valley of Desolation

Graaff-Reinet is one of the most historic towns in South Africa. It was established approximately two hundred years ago, and the old buildings and monuments do not only map out the history of the town and of South Africa, but it showcases the various cultures that crossed paths with Graaff-Reinet, while the fossils found tell the story of a seabed that once existed. Its magnificent heritage can also be found in the nature that surrounds it, more specifically in the fifteen thousand hectares of the Camdeboo National Park that embraces the town.

Travel - Editor - 27 October 2008

Shangana Cultural Village: An Authentic African Experience

Located midway between the awe-inspiring Blyde River Canyon and the southern tip of the Kruger National Park, the picturesque Shangana Cultural Village offers guests the opportunity of sharing in the day-to-day lives of the Shangaan people. Set in the shade of ancient trees in a reserve area of grassland and forest, Shangana Cultural Village was created by members of the local Shangaan tribe as a means of preserving their rich heritage, and serves as a superb example of the great cultural diversity present in South Africa.

Travel - Editor - 16 October 2008

The Nelson Mandela Route – Follow in the Footsteps of a Living Legend

Seen by millions as a man of integrity, wisdom and compassion, Nelson Mandela has become a legend in his own time, both in his home country of South Africa, and beyond its borders. Now, by means of the Nelson Mandela Route, tourists can visit places that have been of significance in this well-respected statesman’s eventful life.

Travel - Editor - 29 September 2008

Activities Galore at Magalies Park

If you’re looking for a great new place to spend time with the family whilst surrounded by the beauty and tranquillity of nature, look no further than Magalies Park. This prime destination is situated at the foot of the Magaliesberg Mountains and it combines the best of nature with the best of leisure activities and accommodation.

Travel - Editor - 22 September 2008

A Spectacular Adventure at Giants Castle

Kwa-Zulu Natal is known to have some of the most diverse wildlife in South Africa. Sightings of Hippo, Rhino, Zebra, Lion, Elephant, Wildebeest, Hyena, Nyala, Serval, Giraffe and Kudu are what attracts local and international visitors to this coastal region of the country. Nestled in the rolling hills of the breathtaking Drakensberg Mountains is a game reserve that offers guests the experience of a lifetime and a memorable adventure filled with spectacular sights, exciting wildlife encounters and luxury accommodation. The Giants Castle Game Reserve is the perfect destination to explore the beauty of South Africa and the Kwa-Zulu Natal region.

Travel - Editor - 18 August 2008

Hiking Adventure on the Woodcliffe Cave Trail

A few kilometers outside of the town of Mclear, South Africa, magnificent natural and ancient treasures lay hidden in the Joelshoek Valley, and can be explored and discovered by hiking the Woodcliffe Cave Trail. The hiking trail itself takes five days to complete, but visitors are welcome to stay a little longer to enjoy the many other activities and attractions located here. For a truly inspirational experience, and to view one of the most breathtaking hiking trails in South Africa, visitors are recommended to put on their hiking boots, pack their backpacks and head for the Woodcliffe Cave Trail.

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