by Lawson Brooks | Jan 19, 2025
Caves are magnificent and mysterious at the same time. The Western Cape has various beautiful caves by the sea that visitors can explore. Sea caves are formed by mechanical erosion through ocean waves breaking directly on a rock cliff, rather than the chemical...
by Lawson Brooks | Jan 19, 2025
Not only do we have mighty rivers to be proud of in our country, but magnificent waterfalls too. It’s hard to single any one of them out, but we are especially fascinated by Howick Falls in KwaZulu-Natal. View this post on Instagram Kzn here we come. Looking...
by Lawson Brooks | Jan 17, 2025
The start of a new year comes with the chance to set new goals and resolutions. A healthy lifestyle is often high up on the list of many eager goal-setters. However, a number of circumstances (including travel) can serve as potential challenges on the path to...
by Lawson Brooks | Jan 17, 2025
While early last year the KwaZulu-Natal shoreline saw an increased number of blue blubber jellyfish, 2025 welcomed a rare species of jellyfish on a beach in Durban. A wide array of night light jellyfish were spotted on a Durban beach on Thursday, 16 January....
by Lawson Brooks | Jan 17, 2025
The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) welcomed its 32 millionth visitor since officially opening in 1929. Gavin Beckmann from Bloemfontein visited the iconic attraction on the 14th of January and was celebrated as the 32 millionth visitor. Picture:...
