Mysterious magnetism of Cape Town.
It has never been on my destinations’ map. And there was never a particular reason for that. I have been strangely immune to countless praises from reliable sources, including backpackers with highly compatible sense and taste for travel and adventure wit... more - travel report by
krisek
Cape Town – The most beautiful end of the world
The end of August turned out to be the perfect time to travel to Cape Town: I got a cheap flight, accommodation costs only half of what it does in high season, it’s not to crowded with tourists, it’s spring flower and whale season and as an extra bonus th... more - travel report by
bineba
Table Mountain – Cape Town
Table Mountain reaches its highest point of 1086 metres at Maclear’s Beacon, (named after the one time Astronomer Royal, Sir T. Maclear). It is not its sheer height that is impressive but its towering form, as it rises so directly from the ocean. Its pers... more - travel report by
britman
Canyons, Waterfalls and Pancakes
Mpumalanga, formerly part of the Transvaal, means ‘Place of the Rising Sun’, about 4 hours to the east of Johannesburg and Pretoria has a lot to offer and is definitely worth a stop over for a few days on the way to Kruger National Park. The landscape var... more - travel report by
bineba
... Pleasure!
The first glimpse of Cape Town is from the air, as the sun rises above the clouds.
Then heading southward as the clouds part we crossed Table Mountain; I can hardly contain my joy of reaching this part of the world. From up there everything s... more - travel report by
mistybleu
Kruger National Park and Shangana Cultural Village
Klaserie is only just in the Northern Province, or Limpopo to give it its proper name, from Mpumalanga and not really much of a town. It is home to the Klaserie Nature Reserve, several private game reserves, including the Timbavati Private Game reserve wi... more - travel report by
bineba
Margate's hidden little secrets
Margate on the KZN South Coast of South Africa is vastly popular for it's beautiful beaches and natural coastal area. Tourists, from both up country (Gauteng area) and overseas, flock down in their thousands to enjoy the stunning tropical weather and sand... more - travel report by
susiq
The most beautiful city on earth
In July of 1998, my church youth group had the amazing opportunity to go to South Africa for three weeks. It was my first trip abroad – I’d never thought of South Africa as a place I had to visit, but I was thrilled to be going. Traveling with a church gr... more - travel report by
anna_moon
My meeting with The Mother City
We arrived in Cape Town at 0500 in the morning, After passing through the immigration, we were met by 15 south african friends with a huge banner and norwegian flags. It was a humid day, and for a short moment our longing for summer temperatures were thre... more - travel report by
terje
Out of Whale Season
A group of us visited Hermanus end February and early March 2006. The weather was fantastic for the whole week, it was between 25 - 30 degrees every day, sunny skies and loads of fun on the beaches. The Cape winelands is not the only area that has wine fa... more - travel report by
debs
