Horses
It’s early morning, not a sound. We walk down to the horse camp treading carefully so as not to trip on a tree root. The somber oaks whisper as the first breath of wind catches the early spring leaves.
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Epic destinations for women who travel solo
Love exploring a place on no one else’s timeline but your own, but worry about safety? We asked seven women where they went on their own, why they loved it, and what their solo travel strategy is. Here are 14 epic destinations tested by women who travel solo – plus seven useful tips.
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10 Seaside getaways for your next holiday
With spring bringing warmer weather and longer days, it’s time to start planning your next beach holiday.
These ten seaside getaways are perfect for a holiday by the ocean. But before we begin, are you looking for ideas for decorating your home? Then check out these speedy living room decor ideas to do in a day.
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10 Historic South African Towns Time Almost Forgot
South Africa’s rich tapestry of history is woven not only in its major cities but also in its lesser-known towns, each with a unique story to tell. In the shadows of bustling metropolises and popular tourist destinations, these ten historic South African towns have managed to preserve their captivating pasts, offering visitors a journey back in time. From charming mountain villages with stunning sandstone architecture to quaint gold-rush towns ...
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10 Underrated Coastal Towns In South Africa
Explore the hidden jewels of South Africa’s coastline with our guide to 10 underrated coastal towns that promise unforgettable experiences. From secluded beaches to rich cultural encounters, these destinations offer a unique blend of natural beauty and local charm. Whether you’re seeking tranquil retreats, adventurous activities, or simply a serene escape from the everyday, these coastal towns await, ready to enchant and delight every traveler.
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De Hoop Nature reserve
De Hoop is one of the largest natural areas managed by CapeNature. This beautiful reserve is a favourite for hikers, cyclists, bird and whale watchers. The reserve, which is 34 000 hectares, is just three hours from Cape Town, in the Overberg
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Meisho Maru Shipwreck
Head down around the southernmost spot on the African continent, and you’ll find an atmospheric shipwreck waiting just off the shore. The surviving fragment of the doomed vessel rusts atop the rocks, where it’s constantly battered by the wind and waves.
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Map of Africa Monument
The monument has a circumference of 30 metres and includes the shape of the continent and the design elements of a compass. Its scale is impressive and its design timeless. Visitors are encouraged to walk around and through the structure; using this opportunity to reflect on and embrace how tiny humans are in relation to these two oceans; yet how we co-exist without competition.
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Waenshuiskrans Caves
Waenhuiskrans (wagon house cliff) is the highlight of a visit to Waenhuiskrans Nature Reserve in Arniston, only 190 kilometres from Cape Town on the scenic N2.
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Top Attractions in Arniston/Waenshuiskrans
Once a forgotten part of the rugged Agulhas coast, this picturesque little village has now worked its way into the history books and into our hearts.
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