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A Guide to the Durbanville Wine Safari, Cape Town

In 2024, the Durbanville wine safari launched in Cape Town. As of right now, it’s mostly used by locals and is CRIMINALLY underrated by tourists.  Visitors to Cape Town usually flock to Franschhoek and Stellenbosch for their wine tastings. And while I love both of those regions dearly, Durbanville is just as worthy of a

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How to Visit the Langebaan Lagoon in West Coast National Park 

If you ask me, the Langebaan Lagoon is the ULTIMATE spot for a beach day. 

It’s a 1.5-hour drive from Cape Town, but it’s so worth it because the calm, shallow water is ideal for swimming. Oh, yeah, and you won’t freeze to death, either!

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Guide to Visiting Bo Kaap: Cape Town’s Most Colourful Neighbourhood!

If you’ve ever googled Cape Town, the chances are that you’ve seen photos of Bo Kaap’s brightly-coloured cottages. So if you’re thinking about checking out the area, then I don’t blame you!  As well as being aesthetically pleasing, Bo Kaap is actually Cape Town’s oldest surviving neighbourhood and is steeped in tradition and culture. Visiting

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Where to Go Whale Watching in Cape Town in 2024

If you’re visiting Cape Town during the winter, then whale watching should be at the top of your list! Yup, as if the Mother City didn’t already have enough on offer, it boasts opportunities to see Southern Right whales, Humpback whales, and Bryde’s whales.  However, you’re not going to spot any whales wandering around the

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