San Rock Art in the Cederberg
San rock paintings in the Cederberg provide us with a glimpse into the lives, the minds, and beliefs of our own ancestors.
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Chole Mjini Eco-Lodge
Drinking a cool beer in the Red Herring Bar, I ponder my stay at Chole Mjini, while traditional dhows with their lopsided sails gracefully pass by.
Read moreAugrabies National Park
How wrong could I have been, to think that the falls was all Augrabies has to offer? Its ever-changing scenery is mesmerising and awe-inspiringly beautiful.
Read moreNorthern Cape – the Perfect Slow Travel Destination
On our Northern Cape road trip, we made a concerted effort to make the journey unhurried and part of the overall experience, which has left us with some of the best memories.
Read moreKgalagadi Transfrontier Park
To me the Kgalagadi with its breath-taking, never-ending landscapes and big skies is intoxicating and provocative. It brings you back to basics, appreciating what life is really about and what is genuinely important.
Read moreMasi Township by Bike
While adversity and hardship are part of daily township life, people are incredibly resourceful and achieve successes that many of us would not think possible under the circumstances.
Read moreEnjo Nature Farm
Even though trained as a scientist, the realisation of observing stars that may have died many light-years ago is mind blowing. Earth is such a tiny speck within this incomprehensibly infinite universe, makes me feel insignificant.
Read morePort Elizabeth with a Difference
Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape of South Africa has experienced a turbulent and complex history ever since the Voortrekkers settled in this part of South Africa in the early 1800s. From the arrival of 4,000 British settlers sent to PE by the Cape Colony government, to the key transit role the city played during the Boer War, and the
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Green Girls in Africa 