Tag: Cape Town

Casamigos tequila debuts on time for festive season in mzansi

Hola Amigos and welcome to the world, Casamigos; an immersive slice of Mexico served on the sunny shores of Cape Town. The launch of Casamigos in South Africa comes after enjoying international appeal with its founders, long-time close friends George Clooney, Rande Gerber and Mike Meldman, who sought to offer consumers a refined tequila experience […]

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The best camping sites to visit near Cape Town for nature lovers

With its breathtaking scenery, the mother city is a nature lover’s dream come true. The areas provide a range of camping locations ideal for outdoor enthusiasts like myself, with stunning views of mountains, beaches, and forests. There is the ideal location for you, regardless of your preference for peace and quiet. Below are the top […]

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Local Capetonians fight the rental market one beach at a time

Cape Town is a city constantly hailed as one of the best in the country and the world for its majestic natural wonders, as well as the plethora of activities for all kinds of people to enjoy, making it a dream destination for tourists and visitors. However, an unfortunate reality is that of the local […]

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Celebrate Heritage Day in Cape Town: A guide to local events

Celebrate Heritage Day in true South African fashion. These events include tasty food, captivating entertainment and hearty company. Heritage Day Picnic & Live Performances at ASARA Wine Estate Picture: Asara Wine Estate & Hotel Attendees are invited to immerse themselves in a vibrant Heritage Day picnic set under the trees in ASARA’s picturesque courtyard, which offers […]

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Metrorail train derailment sends passengers to hospital

Metrorail train travelling from Cape Town to Wellington derailed in Paarl last night, resulting in passengers being hospitalised. The incident occurred as the train was en route through the Boland region of the Western Cape. A video posted by @ManqindiSi76479 on X (formerly Twitter) shows the dramatic aftermath of the train derailment at Dal Josafat […]

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3 Entertainment restaurants to try out in Cape Town

A lover of music, Culture, and Food? You can experience all together under one roof. I’ve got you sorted! South Africa, our beautiful country never disappoints when it comes to entertaining its people. Take a look at the three restaurants in the mother city to try out: Gold Restuarant The Gold restaurant is perfect for […]

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5 Thrift stores in Cape Town

If you’re looking to join in on the mother city’s thrift culture but aren’t sure where to start on your retro-fashion journey, Cape Town has a vast menu of wonderful little thrifty gems scattered across the city. Thrifting is a great way to save a few bucks, find some hidden gems and, of course, practice […]

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A deep dive into Cape Town’s accessibility and inclusivity

Cape Town is sure to be buzzing with life over the next seven months as the city heads into its busiest tourism period. There’s no doubt that the world loves coming to Cape Town, with our island-style beaches, breathtaking natural views, and winelands that stretch as far as the eye can see… and that’s really just the beginning of […]

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Cold weather sparks frustration as Cape Town awaits summer

In Cape Town, nothing frustrates people more than the weather, as it feels like we are never escaping the shackles of stormy conditions. As we slowly approach spring, Cape Town residents expect cooler and warmer conditions but as of late have been disappointed at how much it rains. According to the travelling hub, Rough Guides, […]

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5 Secret hiking trails in Cape Town you need to try

There are many things that Capetonians love to brag about and countless hiking trails with epic views of nature are at the top of the list. While it may provide bragging rights, not every Capetonian is a natural-born hiker who enjoys a quick trek up Lion’s Head every weekend. Sometimes you need to wander a […]

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