7 DAYS SOUTH AFRICA: SEA AND ROCKS RÊVERIE

The Two Oceans Aquarium at Cape Town’s V&A Waterfront showcases over 8,000 fascinating marine species from both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. From sharks and turtles to jellyfish, seahorses and colourful anemones, you’ll discover an underwater world like no other. Plan at least two hours: highlights include shark, penguin and seal feedings, interactive exhibits like […]

Dive into something truly unforgettable at Cape Town’s Two Oceans Aquarium – the exclusive Penguin Experience! Meet the charming rockhopper penguins, famous for their cliff-hopping skills, during a 75-minute, behind-the-scenes encounter with the bird keeper. This intimate activity is for maximum two people and includes your full-day aquarium entry ticket. You’ll learn how these feathered […]

On your way to Tulbagh, it’s worth it to stop in Riebeeck Castle, as it’s one of the most picturesque villages in South Africa (and no, there is no castle here!). Stroll around in the quaint little village centre, visit some of the artisan shops and small boutiques, and have coffee with a view at […]

Discover where it all started! Flanked on all sides by mountains, Tulbagh is utterly unique in its topography and natural beauty. It was this special character that attracted the first settlers here over three hundred years ago, and the same quality which led to the selection of Tulbagh as the site for the Saronsberg winery. […]

Montpellier de Tulbagh, founded in 1714 by French Huguenots from the Montpellier region in France, is a historic wine estate with a beautifully preserved Cape Dutch homestead. Famous for its award-winning wines, romantic chapel, and fairytale gardens, it’s a dream setting for relaxing, family-friendly outings. Follow the music through the trees to the hidden wine […]

Tulbagh is South Africa’s fourth-oldest town, famed for its Cape Dutch charm and rich heritage. Join a private 2-hour walking tour with a guide and explore beautifully restored buildings dating from 1745 to 1902. Learn about the 1969 earthquake and its lasting impact. Discover national monuments, architectural gems, and a deep sense of history in […]

Set off on a relaxed sundowner hike to the breathtaking Rietrivier Canyon viewpoint, starting from Mount Ceder Guest House—just be sure to book ahead. This easy, family-friendly walk takes 30 minutes each way and rewards you with sweeping views of the Cederberg as the sun dips behind the mountains. Sip on a chilled drink and […]

The Cederberg is famous for its breathtaking landscapes and sculpted sandstone rock formations. One of its hidden gems is the Stadsaal heritage site, located in the Matjiesrivier Nature Reserve, part of the greater Cederberg Wilderness Area. These ancient caves, shaped by millennia of wind and weather, house remarkable San rock art – including a striking elephant […]

At over 1,000 metres above sea level, the Cederberg Private Cellar is South Africa’s highest winery. With its cool climate, clean air, and diverse soils, winemaker David Nieuwoudt crafts bold wines that reflect the dramatic mountain landscape. The tasting room (open Monday to Saturday, 10 AM to 4:30 PM) features a pebble wall built from local river stones […]

Chapman’s Peak Drive – called “Chappies” by the locals – is one of the world’s most scenic coastal routes, stretching 9 kilometres between Hout Bay and Noordhoek. With 114 curves hugging the mountainside, this iconic drive close to Cape Town offers jaw-dropping views of the Atlantic coastline. Built during WWI, it winds along the cliffs of Chapman’s […]