Month: June 2025
Remote work has become more than just a temporary shift—it’s a lifestyle. Across the globe, digital nomads are packing their laptops and chasing experiences that mix work and wanderlust. In recent years, South Africa has ...
There’s a quiet kind of magic that settles over you the moment you enter the Karoo. It’s not loud or showy—it creeps in gently, through the open skies, the vast, untamed plains, and the distant ...
When BMW launched the updated 1 Series and 2 Series Gran Coupé in South Africa last month, it stirred up plenty of excitement among enthusiasts and everyday drivers alike. These models aren’t mere facelifts—they represent ...
Framed by mountains and the Atlantic Ocean, Hout Bay is one of Cape Town’s most charming seaside suburbs — and in winter, it truly comes into its own. The chilled air adds an extra cosiness ...
Cape Town has a way of capturing the imagination long before your plane even touches down. Its natural beauty is world-famous — a city framed by mountains and wrapped in ocean, with a rhythm that’s ...
South Africa’s winter months, stretching from June to August, may be chillier and drier, but that doesn’t mean travellers need to hibernate indoors. In fact, it’s the perfect season to take to the skies, dive ...
It’s one thing to go on safari and marvel at the Big Five, but it’s an entirely different, more meditative pleasure to spend a weekend in the bush focused not on beasts, but birds. That’s ...
Some lodges offer luxury. Others promise wildlife. Then there are those rare places, like Tintswalo Waterberg, that manage to deliver both in quiet harmony. Located deep in the malaria-free Welgevonden Game Reserve, just a few ...
There’s something truly magical about dining in the wilderness, where each meal is not just a matter of nourishment, but part of the broader safari experience — textured by the sounds of the bush, views ...
As soon as we left the tar road behind and began winding our way along the gravel track into Welgevonden Game Reserve, a calm sense of escape set in. The noise and pace of city ...
We left Johannesburg just after sunrise, the traffic still sleepy as we rolled northward onto the N1, heading towards the Waterberg’s wilder edge and the rust-coloured peace of Welgevonden Game Reserve. Our companion for the ...
On the road to Welgevonden Game Reserve, with the Waterberg hills unfolding ahead of us, we made a worthwhile stop for lunch at Jagveld Brouery. The brewery-restaurant sits just off the main route, easy to ...
Winter in Cape Town isn’t just about dramatic skies, stormy seas, and layering up – it’s a time when the city’s dining scene takes on a heartier, more indulgent character. And for those who follow ...
When the cold fingers of winter begin to loosen their grip on the Cape, a quiet transformation begins to stir along South Africa’s West Coast. It’s subtle at first — a faint green tinge to ...
There are very few places where you can wake up to the sounds of elephants crunching leaves and end your day watching the sun dip into the sea with your toes in the sand. The ...
It’s not often that a meal manages to remind us of where food truly comes from, but at Culinary Table, just off Pelindaba Road in Lanseria, that’s exactly what happened. This garden-to-table restaurant is more ...
