Tag: What to do

Let's just say that you'll never get bored on the West Coast. Each of the many towns offers fantastic activities ...

The West Coast Peninsula of South Africa’s Western Cape stretches a distance of 400km, clinging to the wave-swept coastline from ...

With markets, museums, nature reserves and more wine estates than you could possibly imagine, visitors should definitely come to Stellenbosch ...

The second oldest settlement in the Western Cape, Stellenbosch, sits on the banks of Eerste River at the foot of ...

From its magnificent architecture and history-soaked museums to its red wine route and stunning landscapes, Paarl has the ability to ...

Just 40 minutes by road from the comparatively bustling port of Cape Town, the leafy suburb of Paarl spreads out ...

Sophisticated wineries and restaurants are a given in French-inspired Franschhoek, but if you're feeling outdoorsy, the area also offers the ...

Thankfully, Franschhoek lacks the boisterous buzz of its bigger companion, Stellenbosch – a university town. Indeed, many leave Franschhoek off ...

Although it's called the "Winelands" for a reason, the Cape Winelands offers so much more than just wine. The restaurant ...

Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, Paarl and Wellington make up the traditional Cape Winelands and rightly feature on almost every local and international ...