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South Africa’s oldest living places, from historic towns to ancient cultural landscapes
South Africa is a relatively young country by modern political standards, but the places we call home are anything but new. Long before colonial towns were mapped, roads were built or church bells ...
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The wildlife that works the night shift
When the sun sets, the African bush simply shifts. Elephants, giraffes and antelope give way to a different cast of creatures, from wide-eyed bushbabies and elegant genets to porcupines, aardwolves...
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Three Generations, One Kitchen.
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Beyond the beach: South Africa’s wildest marine escapes
South Africa’s coastline is the sort of place that makes it easy to forget just how much life exists beneath the surface. Its marine protected areas safeguard some of the country’s most important c...
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Overnight and multi-day hikes to try in Gauteng
There is more to hiking in Gauteng than squeezing in a few hours on a Sunday morning. The province’s grasslands, rocky ridges and Magaliesberg landscapes make for surprisingly good overnight advent...
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South Africa’s new ETA: A gateway to easier international travel
In a landmark move aimed at revolutionising the entry of international travellers, South Africa has officially launched its Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) system, Cape {town} Etc reports. Pi...
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Life Designed for Your Next Chapter
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Follow the Flow: South Africa’s best river hikes and walks
There is something about walking beside a river that makes a hike feel slower. You stop to look at the water, cross from one bank to the other, scramble over rocks, or linger beside a pool that loo...
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Wake up early: South Africa’s best sunrise hikes without the technical climb
There is something different about seeing South Africa wake up from a mountain. The air is cooler, the trails are quieter and the landscape changes by the minute as the first light moves across the...
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Cape Point entrance fees 2026: Prices and funicular update
Cape Point remains a popular stop on the Cape Peninsula, but the price of entry depends on where visitors are travelling from. For South Africans, SADC nationals and international tourists, differe...
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