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In February this year, just before the lockdown was imposed on South Africa, I was extremely lucky to have a two week trip to Cape Town and the surr...
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‘The times they are a-changing’ … and with lockdown they surely have! If you’re tired of lockdown, have reached saturation point with home-bas...
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Even though South Africa is still in lockdown Cape Summer Villas is looking forward to and gearing up for, ‘post- lockdown’ times and has a romant...
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As the global Covid-19 pandemic continues to restrict international travel, many wanderlust travellers around the world are craving their next trip. W...
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In a statement issued on 20 June, Tsogo Sun Hotels noted the announcement by Marriott International that the hotel group has closed three hotels and a...
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Let me just start off by saying that Tau Game Lodge is an absolute treat from start to finish and one of the most beautiful getaways ever. The package...
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De Hoop Nature Reserve and Marine Protected Area, in the Overberg region, is world-renowned as one the best spot for shore-based whale watching in Sou...
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About 5 kilometres outside the town of Robertson in the Western Cape lies the gem that is Mo & Rose at Soekershof. It was our last stop on a two w...
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The driveway that leads to Jan Harmsgat Country House is like arriving at an old-world manor house somewhere in the English countryside – you ha...
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The Private Hotel School (TPHS) is looking for the two best hospitalians in South Africa, and, when they find him or her, the reward will be a year-lo...
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An utter highlight of our wine farm visits on my recent trip to the Roberston Wine Valley – was a stopover at the well known Excelsior Wine Esta...
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No trip to the Robertson Wine Valley would be complete without a stopover at Zandvliet Wine Farm. Little did I know, but Zandvliet also plays home to ...
