Tracey Campbell - June 1, 2011
The Yellow Fever vaccination recommendations for Africa have been revised by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Following this revision, the South African Department of Health has issued a statement regarding the requirements for travel between South Africa and Zambia. All passengers travelling from Zambia to South Africa, and vice versa, will now require proof of […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - May 16, 2011
Congratulations to Summerwood, in Swellendam, for winning the category “Guest House Style Large” at the annual AA Travel Guides American Express Accommodation Awards event, held recently in Durban. This unique mansion, originally built in 1904, was designed by an Italian architect and has been lovingly restored and furnished to make your stay here extremely comfortable […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - May 11, 2011
For anyone who wants to do something a little different, and really be able to tell people back home that they had a close encounter with a lion, check out the new ‘Walk with Lions’ programme that has recently been launched on the Zorgfontein Eco and Wildlife Reserve at Great Brak River, just outside Mossel […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - March 17, 2011
British Airways, operated by Comair Limited, announced that it will soon be servicing all major South African coastal routes, and will commence flights between Durban, Port Elizabeth and Cape Town at the end of this month. BA will offer daily return flights from the following destinations from 27 March 2011: – King Shaka International Airport […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - January 18, 2011
15 on Orange Hotel is a relatively new hotel to Cape Town. It is a true icon of style, and is located in the upmarket suburb of Gardens at the foot of Table Mountain, literally just around the corner from the presigious Mount Nelson Hotel. The location is ideal, as during the day, guests can […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - January 7, 2011
Celebrate Valentine’s throughout the month of February with a romantic getaway at the luxurious Etali Safari Lodge, in the malaria-free Madikwe Game Reserve. The 8 luxurious air-conditioned suites are each set apart for total privacy in its own bushveld domain. The mix of cool and earthy colours in the decor is a peaceful contrast to […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - December 14, 2010
A natural phenomenon is now taking place in KwaZulu-Natal’s St Lucia region – the critically endangered Leatherback and Loggerhead turtles are returning to the remote sandy beaches as they lay their eggs. Tours are now available to make sure visitors can witness, without disturbing, the turtles in their natural habitat – a must see experience!
Tracey Campbell - November 23, 2010
For those travelling to southern Mozambique, or between Kruger Park, Swaziland and Durban, Ghost Mountain Inn makes an excellent stopover or memorable getaway. A variety of guided tours can be arranged for guests during a stay here, including game drives, hikes, tiger fishing, and Zulu cultural trips. The area is also a bird watcher’s paradise, […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - November 4, 2010
If you have already been on a traditional ‘Big 5’ safari, maybe this time you are looking for something a little ‘different’ but which will still enable you to enjoy South Africa’s wildlife ? Riding amongst giraffe and impala on a pure bred Arabian horse is something that not many people can claim to have […] Read More
Tracey Campbell - November 2, 2010
Families can stay any time between 1st December 2010 and 30th January 2011 at Fancourt Hotel and Country Club, along the Garden Route, for only R1,890 per room per night, including breakfast (subject to availability at the time of booking). The Garden Route is an ideal holiday destination for families. There is also plenty of […] Read More