A Safari For Your Tastebuds
Wild Bites, Bold Flavours — Sink Your Teeth into Kruger Station’s Wild Menu Nestled in the heart of the iconic Kruger National Park, situated in the Skukuza Rest Camp, Kruger Station offers a culinary experience as bold and untamed as the landscape itself. Showcasing South Africa’s responsibly sourced rich venison Continue Reading
Is art dead?
How this generation is rediscovering the beauty of art in nature Are art and sculptures relics of a bygone era, or does this generation simply engage them in a different way? Research suggests that millennials and Gen Z value participatory and engaging museum experiences, often seeking out art that fosters Continue Reading
Wine in the Wilderness – Cheetahs and Cultivars
– a celebration of wine and the wild, of heritage and sustainability – Samara Karoo Reserve, in partnership with Creation Wines and Simonsig Family Vineyards, is delighted to invite you to its popular Wine in the Wilderness experiences running again this May – two exclusive weekends combining heritage and sustainability, Continue Reading
Think the beach is just for summer? Think again
For many South African holidaymakers, the Berg and the Bush have long been firm favourites for winter getaways, particularly for families during the June/July school holidays. Whether it’s the promise of snow, cosy log fires, and hot chocolate in the mountains, or crisp mornings on a game drive with a Continue Reading
Sanbonani resort & hotel joins the first group family
In a move sure to delight nature lovers, safari enthusiasts, and loyal guests, First Group Hotels and Resorts has officially welcomed Sanbonani Resort Hotel and Spa in Mpumalanga into its growing portfolio of premier South African destinations. First Group Managing Director, Shaun Lamont, says the addition of Sanbonani to its Continue Reading
Thornybush and FedAir Make Luxury Safari Getaways Effortless
There’s a certain magic to the African bush, an anticipation that builds the moment you start your journey. But why spend hours navigating pothole-riddled highways and unpredictable road conditions when you could be soaring above it all, arriving at your luxury safari destination relaxed and ready for adventure? Thornybush has Continue Reading
Explore Table Mountain responsibly this Earth Day
The long weekends are here. And don’t forget that we will be commemorating Earth Day in between as well, which makes this April the perfect time to go and explore Table Mountain. With Earth Day (on 22 April) falling between two long weekends (Easter long weekend and Freedom Day long Continue Reading
Kids can now become Crocworld rangers with launch of new booklet!
The Crocworld Conservation Centre experience has just been enhanced with the launch of an interactive Ranger Guide booklet, sponsored by WildED (conservation education) in collaboration with Wild Alliance Africa (NPO dedicated to protecting the planet’s biodiversity). This fun and user-friendly booklet is a great Crocword souvenir that will last long Continue Reading
Not All Heroes Wear Capes – Some Fit in Your Carry-On
Packing for a holiday? Whether you’re heading to the beach, the bush or abroad, the last thing you want is to be caught off-guard by one of life’s little surprises… especially if it means having to improvise on the fly. Most of us remember the obvious – chargers, swimwear, the Continue Reading
AFSUG partners with a different type of ERP to support rhino conservation
The African SAP User Group (AFSUG) is proud to announce a new partnership with ERP (Elephants, Rhinos & People), the non-profit organisation within the global Group Elephant collective of boutique services firms and software businesses. This collaboration aims to make a meaningful conservation impact beyond the SAP ecosystem and will be officially unveiled at Continue Reading
Cheetah conservation thrives at Lalibela with birth of six cubs
As autumn light washes over Lalibela Wildlife Reserve in the Eastern Cape, a remarkable wildlife story quietly unfolds in the tall grass. Six cheetah cubs, just three weeks old, are captured on the reserve’s thermal cameras, their tiny spotted forms huddled close to their vigilant mother. Beyond celebrating an increase Continue Reading
Tintswalo Siankaba (Zambia) completes upgrade
Tintswalo Siankaba in Zambia has completed a significant upgrade to its lodge facilities, now featuring air-conditioning in all guest suites. In addition to refurbishing the original swimming pool and sundeck overlooking the Zambezi River, the lodge has also introduced a second swimming pool for guests to enjoy. Located on two lush, forested Continue Reading
Eco-Sustainable
Fleur du Soleil Luxury Guesthouse believe sustainability is more than just a concept—it’s their promise to you and the planet! Located in the stunning Cape Winelands of South Africa, this award-winning guesthouse offers a five-star oasis with eco-conscious accommodations. By choosing them, you’re supporting sustainable tourism and contributing to a Continue Reading
St Helena Travel
Tours and activities Napoleonic SitesBriars PavilionBuilt in the early 19th century, the Pavilion’s primary use was to house officers of the East IndiaCompany. When Napoleon arrived in 1815, he requested to live there until he moved to LongwoodHouse.Opening times: Monday & Friday 10:00am – 11:00am. No booking required.Guide price: £5 Continue Reading
Pondo trail run returns for 2025 – An unforgettable journey for a cause
Pondoland, South Africa – The PONDO Trail Run is back for 2025, once again inviting trail runners to experience one of the world’s last untouched coastlines while making a tangible difference in conservation and community upliftment. Taking place from 28th May to 1st June, this exclusive event will see participants Continue Reading
A ghostly tale
Silver Ghost. One of the most well-known and respected motor vehicle model names in the world, and not without justification. It is a name synonymous with Rolls-Royce and, more significantly, a car that in 1907 was claimed to be ‘The best car in the world’ by the authoritative UK magazine Continue Reading
Tintswalo offers luxury escapes to Cape Town this winter
Tintswalo has launched a winter deal at each of its two Cape Town boutique hotels, offering special rates and extra spoils during the cooler months from 1 May to 31 August 2025. Tick the bucket list with a stay at Tintswalo Atlantic, one of Cape Town’s most coveted travel and food Continue Reading
The SANBS and the Western Cape Blood Service Unite in a Call to Action for New Blood Donors
In a united effort to address the growing demand for blood, the South African National Blood Service (SANBS), in collaboration with the Western Cape Blood Service (WCBS) are urging all South Africans—particularly new donors—to come forward and make a life-saving difference by donating blood on Saturday, 12 April 2025, from 09h00 to Continue Reading
Bachelor(ette) Weekend Prep 101: Tips for Planning the Ultimate ‘Fling before the Ring’
With Valentine’s Day sparking an annual wave of proposals, wedding season isn’t far behind! That’s when the bride and bridegroom tribes need to step up to their most important pre-wedding duty: planning the ultimate bachelor and bachelorette celebrations. If you’ve been tapped as the party planner-in-chief, First Group’s Managing Director, Continue Reading
Brookdale hibernation season special
Brookdale Estate has launched a special deal offering a free night’s stay for every two nights booked at the luxurious Manor House at Brookdale in the Paarl winelands. The Hibernation Season 3-for-2 Getaway is available for direct bookings until 31 August 2025 and includes full breakfast and a selection of Continue Reading
Accommodation Tips to Get You Across the Finish Line
South Africa’s love for sport runs deep, from packed rugby stadiums to the country’s unwavering support for cricket, soccer, and endurance events. Among our many iconic sporting traditions are two legendary races that test the limits of human endurance—the Two Oceans Marathon in April and the Comrades Marathon in June. Continue Reading
Cableway Charity Challenge returns: Table Mountain Cableway invites the public to take part
One of Cape Town’s most beloved fundraising events will once again take place on Table Mountain in May. The Cableway Charity Challenge 2025 is scheduled for Saturday, 10 May 2025, and hosts and organisers, Table Mountain Aerial Cableway (TMACC), calls you to be a part of the action by cheering Continue Reading
Family fun at the Two Oceans Aquarium: Your school holiday guide
START This school holiday, the Two Oceans Aquarium has you covered for an unforgettable school holiday experience for the whole family. They have lined up a shoal of exciting things for you to discover: Ocean-themed face painting for kids, extended operating hours (open daily from 09h00 to 18h00 in the Continue Reading
South African millennials are all grown up… and so are their holiday choices
For years, millennials were known as the ‘experience-over-possessions’ generation, favouring adventure and budget-friendly getaways rather than material goods. But, as the oldest millennials reach their mid-40s, their travel habits have evolved beyond budget back-packing. Juggling the complexities of careers, families, and economic realities, they’re now choosing shorter, smarter, and more Continue Reading
New Champion takes the helm for the Aliwal Shoal Hope Spot
Aliwal Shoal Hope Spot – one of South Africa’s most famous dive sites, a key tourism attraction, and a Marine Protected Area (MPA) – is located just 50km south of Durban and 5km off the coast of Umkomaas on the KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) South Coast. Originally designated in 2014 as part Continue Reading
Explore Brahman Hills’ brand-new Forest Walk!
Nestled within the 1 000-hectare Blue Crane Nature Reserve, a new 3km Forest Walk at Brahman Hills offers a rare opportunity for visitors to reconnect with nature in an extraordinary way. Opened in 2024, this beautifully designed trail invites guests to explore the breathtaking landscape of the Midlands while embracing Continue Reading
A Love Story Set in the Wild – Safari Weddings at Thornybush
A safari wedding at Thornybush is more than just a ceremony—it’s an adventure, a love story set against the breathtaking beauty of the African bushveld. Whether exchanging vows beneath a centuries-old tree at sunset or toasting under a sky filled with stars, your safari wedding will be an unforgettable celebration. Continue Reading
World Water Day: How Private Landowners are Conserving South Africa’s Wetlands
Marked annually on 22 March, World Water Day highlights the importance of water in all its forms – from oceans and glaciers to river systems and wetlands. As the lifeblood of our planet, water sustains ecosystems, economies and communities. This day also sheds light on the crucial ecological services provided Continue Reading
Embracing JOMO (Joy of Missing Out)
Life very often feels like a constant race, and that is where the idea of JOMO (the Joy of Missing Out) has emerged as a powerful antidote. The concept of JOMO has gained popularity in an era of social media overload, where the constant stream of curated experiences can create Continue Reading
The Liz McGrath Collection revamps its four villas
The Liz McGrath Collection has completed the soft refurbishment of its four private villas, two each at sister-hotels The Cellars-Hohenort in Cape Town, and The Plettenberg on the Garden Route. The demand for luxury villa rentals has surged around the globe as high-end travellers seek more personalised and exclusive experiences. Offering unparalleled privacy, space, and Continue Reading