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SSouth Africa’s sun-soaked coast lies ready, all-year round, to share its secrets, adventures and lazy days with you. With golden beaches and unspoiled nature, it’s more than just the place where the cool Atlantic and warm Indian Oceans meet. It’s 2500km of pure wanderlust.
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CAPE TOWN – 3 NIGHTS
Treat your family to a 3-night stay in Cape Town this Easter Holidays from only R6,424, including a City Tour Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Tickets. Full-Day Peninsula Tour – Including Seal Island Cruise & Return Funicular Tickets
MAGNIFICENT GARDEN ROUTE – 3 NIGHTS/4 DAYS
Enjoy a magnificent Garden Route Route experience from only R10,092. Includes a fully Guided Magnificent Garden Route Tour, Comfortable Option – 3 Breakfast, 1 Lunch, 1 Dinner, Accommodation, Porterage, transportation and sightseeing.
THE OYSTER BOX HOTEL – ROYAL AFFAIR 3 NIGHTS/4 DAYS
Indulge in a Royal Affair at the Oyster Box Hotel from R8575 including value adds.
Cape Town Competition
Turn up the vibe! Good food on the braai, drinks flowing, good music playing, and surrounded by friendly people. This is how we Rugby. South Africa is hosting the British and Lions Rugby Series, Star FM & Zi FM listeners stand to win big. Up for grabs are Rugby Hampers and an all-expenses-paid trip for two (2) to the Lions Series host city, Cape Town. Enter on Facebook. Follow @southafricantourismzimbabwe. Competition closes 7th August 2021. Terms and Conditions apply. Come Journey with us. There's always more to see.
The 10 best restaurants in Cape Town
It’s hard to keep up with Cape Town’s energetic culinary scene. From its restaurant-lined streets to glorious lunches in the winelands a mere 20-minute drive from the city, there’s a reason some refer to the Mother City as SA’s foodie capital.
Hibiscus Coast - the coast of many colours
The subtropical paradise of the Hibiscus Coast offers a myriad of delights.
Seven secret coastal towns in South Africa
Everyone loves a little beach time and it’s even better if you don’t have to share it with a crowd.
Durban - fun, sun, and LGBTQ+ friendly
You’re guaranteed a warm welcome when you visit any of Durban’s welcoming establishments which are open to the LGBTQ+ community.
Durban's promenade - a golden mile of sun, sea, restaurants and entertainment (1)
Whether you start in the north or south, prefer the morning salty breeze to the evening’s gentle sunset, walk, run, amble, stand or sit, Durban’s beachfront promenade has a golden mile of options.
Muizenberg Beach - surf’s up
Ever dreamt of taking to the waves and feeling the exhilarating thrill of carving through water, wind in your hair?
The Sunshine Coast - bursting with adventure
The Sunshine Coast - bursting with adventure.
National Geographic Through the Lens with Thomas Peschak
Thomas Peschak is an assignment photographer for National Geographic and the Director of Conservation for the Save our Seas Foundation (SOSF). He is a senior fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers and has been named as one of the 40 most influential nature photographers in the world.
Originally trained as a marine biologist, he retired from science fieldwork in 2004. He became an environmental photojournalist after realizing that he could have a greater conservation impact with photographs than statistics. Yet he remains rooted in marine science through his roles as Director of Conservation for SOSF and Founding/Associate Director of the Manta Trust. He strives to merge photojournalism and cutting edge science to create powerful media projects that tackle some of the most critical marine conservation issues of our time.
Thomas has written and photographed five books and he is a multiple winner in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards. In 2011 and 2013 he received World Press Photo Awards for his work.
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