Cape Town’s electric sightseeing boat debuts at the Waterfront
Cape Town is setting a new benchmark in sustainable tourism with the introduction of its first fully electric sightseeing boat at the V&A Waterfront.
Tourism
Entry fees introduced at Golden Gate’s dinosaur centre after free entry period
The popular new attraction welcomed over 55 000 visitors during the initial three-month opening phase.
Read MoreStep back in time
Graaff-Reinet. Fossils from millions of years ago. The Valley of Desolation. And the Drostdy Hotel. This historical town is worth exploring.
Read MoreCape Town and Johannesburg ranked Africa’s most affordable dining cities
The study compared the cost of dining, coffee, and beer against local wages.
Read MoreUnique outdoor stays in South Africa
Does extraordinary accommodation that offers more than just a bed for the night intrigue you? Explore experiences that linger long after checked out.
Read MoreRestaurants where the menu chooses you
There is a certain thrill in giving up control at the table.
Read MoreChasing the rainbow: a colourful guide to Africa’s landscapes
Africa is often called the “cradle of humankind,” but it could just as easily be called the “continent of colour.”
Read More6 of Africa’s most iconic markets to visit
Markets in Africa are hubs of culture, tradition, and history.
Read MoreUnique birdwatching destinations across Southern Africa
Southern Africa is a birder’s dream. Between crashing Atlantic surf, inland savanna, and floodplains that breathe with the seasons, the region shelters hundreds of bird species – some found nowhere else on earth.
Read MoreWater-based safaris to explore as South Africa warms up
As the days grow longer and the sun lingers a little later, South Africa’s waterways give travellers a chance to experience safaris from a different perspective.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s best farmers’ markets for fresh spring fruit
Spring in South Africa arrives with baskets of juicy citrus, early stone fruit and berries.
Read MoreNamibia expands visa-on-arrival list to 35 new countries
Namibia is set to broaden its visa-on-arrival program, making travel easier for citizens of 35 additional countries and territories.
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