The Cango Caves, situated in the enchanting Klein Karoo in the Western Cape, are a true showcase of evocative dripstones. You will meet, among others, the 'Madonna and child' formation, which portrays Mary carrying her son Jesus in her arms. This and other formations will fascinate you. more

Ronnies Sex Shop, the result of a friendly prank, is an institution in the Karoo. This fun pub has become a regular pit-stop for bikers, local farmers and just about any one in the area. Grab a glass and find out how Ronnies Sex Shop came into being… more

The Highgate Ostrich Show Farm in the Western Cape town of Oudtshoorn claims to be the “world's first and finest and most original ostrich show farm”. Those who have visited the historic venue agree. Come and meet the largest birds on the planet. more

Bloubergstrand is one of the best beaches in the Western Cape when it comes to activities. Situated approximately 20 minutes’ drive from Cape Town, Bloubergstrand is one of the world’s most popular kitesurfing destinations, also offering suring, windsurfing and a variety of other outdoor sports. more

Cape Malay heritage tours allow culturally-minded travellers to experience Cape Town from the perspective of one the Western Cape’s oldest and most distinctive societies. Visit sites of religious, social, and political significance in the history of the Cape Malays, interact with the community, and stopover at top attractions around the Cape peninsula. more

The Western Cape offers a rich floral kingdom, pristine beaches, a globally renowned wine industry, award-winning restaurants and a unique history and heritage that plays out in the smiles, hearts and lives of the many fascinating people you’ll meet. more

In the Western Cape you will discover world-class wines, wonderful whale watching, contrasting landscapes, ample adventure options, as well as the magic of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans, which meet at Africa's most southerly point. more

The Cape West Coast is famous as much for its rugged terrain as it is for its rustic seaside villages. Paternoster is a peaceful town lined with fishermen’s cottages, where great seafood and the local lifestyle become all-consuming pastimes. The laid-back attitude is complemented by the stark but magical landscape. more

Coasteering is a great way to explore the rugged South African coastline, combining various adventure disciplines for a great outdoor experience. Experienced tour guides will help you along the way, offering a variety of routes to suit your ability and agility. more

South Africa is becoming synonymous with golfing holidays and golfing road trips. The Overberg region of the Western Cape province provides an excellent offering, with fantastic roads and a selection of 5 top-notch golf courses to choose from, all of which are open throughout the year. more

There is nothing quite like a golfing road trip abroad, particularly when the destination is as warm and inviting as South Africa. One part of the country that is particularly well known for golfing road trips is the Western Cape and the Garden Route is one of the most popular destinations. more

Stellenbosch was founded in 1679 and developed into one of South Africa’s wine meccas. This idyllic town is steeped in Anglo-Dutch tradition and has one of the most famous wine routes in South Africa. This historic town is also known for its many oak trees. more

Cape Town, South Africa's 'Mother City', is the capital of the Western Cape and famous for Table Mountain, its many beaches, historical buildings, museums, art galleries, winelands, Robben Island, seafood, fynbos and much more. more

Paarl is the third-oldest town in South Africa. Its attractive Cape Dutch homes, famous vineyards and glistening mountain range beckon year-round. The town's rich fauna and flora forms part of the numerous attractions of the region. more