Back to news Helihacks Safeguarding Table Mountain's Floral Diversity A Risky Helicopter Operation to Protect Western Cape's Unique Biodiversity! To safeguard Table Mountain's unique floral kingdom, tree-cutters are taking to the skies in helicopters, an effort that might raise concern among environmentally conscious travelers. These helicopters are seen traversing the [...]
Cruise Tourism Fuels Western Cape's Economic Growth The Western Cape's economy has reaped the benefits of cruise tourism during the 2022/3 season, with a new economic impact assessment revealing a contribution of R1.2 billion (€58.4 million). However, there remains untapped potential for further growth in this sector. The assessment, conducted by [...]
Experience the Magic of Whale Watching in Hermanus, South Africa (2023) Welcome to the enchanting seaside haven of Hermanus, nestled in the heart of Walker Bay on the captivating South Coast of the Western Cape, just a scenic 90-minute drive from the bustling city of Cape Town. Prepare to embark on a journey [...]
TRAVEL MOZAMBIQUE There’s nothing like a tropical escape to a deserted island to beat away the winter blues and rekindle romance – and Mozambique, along the south-east coastline of Africa, offers travellers an affordable and luxurious escape to paradise.It’s the combination of white sandy beaches, balmy tropical weather and understated luxury that brings [...]
Explore The Majesty Of The Victoria Falls Known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya, which means ‘smoke that thunders’, the majestic Victoria Falls is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the world. During its wet season, the Victoria Falls is the largest waterfall in the world, measuring 1708 metres wide and 108 metres in height. [...]
Gentle giants of the bush – The African Bush Elephant Interesting facts A male African Bush elephant grows to 3 meters tall and weighs between 4000 – 7500kgs while a female elephant is approximately 60cm shorter and half the weight. Elephant herds are lead by females. The pregnancy period for elephants are [...]
A Major Migration When the sun is setting over the desolate landscape of Antarctica, various whale populations feeding in these icy waters, senses that it is time for their migration up north to the warmer waters of their breeding grounds. Often traveling a distance of nearly 5 000 kilometers, the Humpback whale is known as [...]
