Ein wunderschönes Gästehaus in Wildernis, mit charmanten Hamburger Eigentümern. Da es noch in der Western Cape Province liegt, könnte man es auch unter Level 3 anfahren, wenn einem in Kapstadt die Ecke auf den Kopf zu fallen droht….
Day: 1 July 2020
Are you Considering visa on the critical skill category? Here is what you need to know.
The critical skills category is designed to attract exactly the knowledge and skill to the country which is needed at this point in time. A list of professions which are deemed to be in the national interest has been published and foreigners in possession of the relevant skills can apply. It is currently the fastest way to a work visa and Permanent Residence in South Africa.
via South African Visas and Permits in the Critical Skills Category – Immigration South Africa.
Ranging from 1700’s Cape Dutch buildings with thatched roofs, to ultra-modern millennium brick, cement and glass buildings, the Western Cape Winelands offer a diverse range of architecture, the one more show-stopping than the next. Even more so, most of these buildings are either set against the backdrop of the majestic Western Cape mountains, lush green vineyards, designer crafted gardens and/or a sapphire ocean.
Wine Farms’ architecture have come a long way since the early days of traditional thatched roofs and gables, with the modern trend being the inclusion of glass enhanced buildings that embrace the exquisite environment. Art and outdoor sculptures are added to enhance and compliment the entire wine farm experience.
“That’s the best downhill I’ve ever ridden,” cries Matthew Holt as we round the final bend. “I feel like going back up to ride it again.”
We’ve just descended Skyfall, a sweeping section of mountain-bike trail in the Banhoek Conservancy. On the Helshoogte Pass between Franschhoek and Stellenbosch, the beautiful Banhoek Valley is a little-known adventure playground traversed by trails, and is a real gem of the Winelands.
via Capital “M” Mountain biking in Banhoek | SA Country Life.
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Paul Cluver Wines
After weeks spent at home and subjected to limited exercise hours, we couldn’t be more excited to reopen our mountain biking trails as of 1 June. Come and lose yourself on our trails for a few hours, breathing in the crisp, fresh air as you explore our routes!
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Triple Three Estate Distillery
We are selling our entire range, handcrafted by our #MasterDistiller in the Triple Three Estate Distillery!
We have a LIMITED Lockdown Stage 3 SPECIAL PACKAGE on our online store – where you can buy all 4 of our craft gins for the price of THREE
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Kunjani Wines
Today calls for a special celebration. 1 June 2020 is the day that your online wine order begins its journey from Stellenbosch right to your door!
We are incredibly thankful and humbled by the amazing support we’ve received from our local and international fans. And today it is your turn, South Africa.
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De Volkskombuis
De Volkskombuis – Newly Opened is open and you can order their hearty meals again. You can’t sit down at their restaurant for Koekie’s famous lamb curry but Chef Daniel de Villiers will show you how to do it.
Feel it, it was here. It’s been 10 years since South Africa hosted the FIFA World Cup, a first for the country and the continent. Excitement filled the air as fans prepared to watch their favourite players from around the globe land on African soil. It was a time like no other – a month-long, nationwide party where everyone felt the good vibrations. Call us biased, but we think it turned out to be a pretty great World Cup.
via Feel it, it was here: It’s been 10 years since the 2010 FIFA World Cup | Cape Town Travel.
South Africa prepares to welcome the world again
By Dorine Reinstein |Jun 25, 2020|
Dorine Reinstein
As South Africa’s government is mulling the reopening of its borders in September, international travellers and travel agents alike have started considering the safety implications of their travels. South Africa’s tourism industry, under the banner of the Tourism Business Council of South Africa (TBCSA), has been advocating for the phased reopening and is putting stringent measures in place to lower the risk
via South Africa prepares to welcome the world again: Travel Weekly.