Kunjani means ‘Hi, how are you’ and is usually the basis on which lifelong friendships are formed in South Africa. Kunjani Wines is situated in the Bottelary Hills sub-route of […] Read More
The enchanting little town of Wellington lies just 45 minutes outside of Cape Town and produces some world-renowned wines. However, Wellington wine estates are often overlooked in favour of the […] Read More
I’ve always been a big fan of The Amazing Race TV show; teams compete against each other by following clues and instructions, given to them at designated spots, to get […] Read More
If the phrase ‘don’t judge a book by its cover’ was referring to a place, it would most definitely be Groot Phesantekraal. Situated on the outskirts of the Durbanville Wine […] Read More
It’s time for the annual South African National Parks free week again which grants South African citizens free access to selected national parks around the country. While most people will […] Read More
The historical town of Tulbagh in the Western Cape is one of the oldest towns in South Africa. Despite this grand old lady’s age, there are a number of things […] Read More
Clear skies are currently a rare sighting in Cape Town but on our recent stay at Val du Charron in Wellington, we were lucky enough to experience exactly that in […] Read More
Where the blooming red Cannas line the entranceway is where you’ll find Van Loveren Family Vineyards. The popular wine farm is situated in Robertson, on the way to Bonnievale and […] Read More
Franschhoek has proved itself over and over again to be the culinary capital of Cape Town. The Franschhoek valley rarely disappoints when it comes to restaurants and this was once […] Read More
The Cape Winelands is a magical part of the Western Cape. But in autumn, the region becomes especially captivating; vineyards turn a beautiful shade of brown and golden leaves twirl […] Read More