by tempuser_999163495 | Sep 26, 2026
Cape Town is preparing its beaches for the windy months, with the City’s annual beach sand lowering programme set to get under way from Tuesday, 1 October 2024. Vibrant wooden beach huts on sandy Muizenberg Beach with mountains in the background / Taryn Elliott /...
by tempuser_999163495 | Sep 26, 2026
South Africa’s far north-western coastline is a place of striking contrasts. Cold Atlantic water meets an arid desert landscape, while old mining towns sit close to wetlands alive with birdlife. Orange River mouth, Alexander Bay, Northern Cape/yakovlev.alexey from...
by tempuser_999163495 | Sep 26, 2026
In Limpopo’s Soutpansberg, Lake Fundudzi appears between forested slopes and ancient rock, far removed from the better-known lakes and landscapes of South Africa. It’s small, quiet and remarkably old. But what makes it extraordinary is not only how it was formed but...
by tempuser_999163495 | Sep 26, 2026
Rome is known as the Eternal City. Its ruins and monuments, covering a massive 3,000 years of history and culture, make it an exciting place for tourists. This fascinating capital city of Italy has so much to offer visitors that return trips may be needed to explore...
by tempuser_999163495 | Sep 12, 2026
A lion resting beneath an acacia tree or an elephant herd crossing the plains can bring an entire safari vehicle to a halt. Yet some of the Serengeti’s most rewarding encounters involve animals that are smaller, quieter and considerably more difficult to find....
