by tempuser_2946808554 | Apr 15, 2026
Avoid the Crowds Ready to trade packed shorelines for panoramic views? Beech Mountain gives your family a different kind of spring break. One where you can actually hear the wind rustling through the trees and birds chirping. Spring hits differently in the highest...
by tempuser_2946808554 | Apr 15, 2026
SANParks has announced that the Jeep Track at Lion’s Head will be temporarily closed to allow for necessary maintenance, reports Cape {town} Etc. Morgane Le Breton/Unsplash The closure will begin on Monday, 20 April and is anticipated to last until Saturday, 20 June,...
by tempuser_2946808554 | Apr 15, 2026
There are some journeys that are really about getting somewhere. Then there are journeys like the Blue Train, where the travelling is the point. Source: Great Rail Journeys According to Good Things Guy, South Africa’s Blue Train has earned a place on a global ranking...
by tempuser_2946808554 | Apr 15, 2026
For anyone eyeing Durban for a seaside break, this is the kind of update that lands like sunshine after a grey spell. The city’s latest beach water quality results show that 22 of its 23 officially monitored bathing beaches are currently approved for swimming. Source:...
by tempuser_2946808554 | Apr 15, 2026
Japan is experiencing a season that falls between spring and summer: the rainy season, commonly referred to as tsuyu. Because it is the rainy season, some travelers may hesitate to visit Japan during this time. However, tsuyu has its unique charm. If you’re going on a...
