Quick and easy tips to play better golf right now
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Join the celebrations at the 2019 Hermanus Times Hermanus Whale Festival taking place from the 27th to the 29th of September.
The 2019 Hermanus Times Hermanus Whale Festival Read More »
There are two Caves of archaeological significance on the Overstrand Coast and both are named Klipgat, meaning literally ‘rocky hole’.
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Paul Cluver Wines is one of the first farms in South Africa to enter into a stewardship contract agreement with CapeNature to conserve the pristine habitat in perpetuity
Paul Cluver Biodiversity and Wine Initiative Read More »
With the Klein Rivier running through it, mountain views, and just 30 minutes from the sea-side town of Hermanus, Stanford is ideally positioned for couples and families looking for a laid-back getaway in a quaint and historic village that remains true to its entrepreneurial roots – pop into one of the antique stores, restaurants, vineyards or coffee shops.
The most common thing that causes poor contact in shots around the green is the hands and wrists trying to scoop the ball into the air.
Quit punishing yourself – learn to lean it forward! Read More »
Are you ready for the first Discovery Tough Mudder South Africa which will take place at Houwteq Campus, Elgin, Western Cape on the 15-16 September 2018.
Are you ready for SA’s 1st Tough Mudder? Read More »
John the Potter gallery, situated on Main road, Bettys Bay, is a unique pottery shop and working studio, filled with handmade ceramics made exclusively on the property by John Ellis.
VISIT JOHN THE POTTER CERAMICS IN BETTY’S BAY Read More »
The Duiwelsgat Hiking Trail is a 7km path meandering along the coast the coastal cliffs of De Kelders from Gansbaai harbour to KLIPGAT CAVE.
Duiwelsgat Hiking Trail Read More »
Fynbos is the main vegetation type of the Cape Floral Kingdom – one of only six floral kingdoms in the world, and it’s the smallest and richest of the kingdoms. About three quarters of fynbos species are endemic to their area – in other words, they grow nowhere else in the world.
Fynbos grows in nutrient-poor soil, thereby creating entire ecosystems where many other vegetation types would not survive. Fynbos provides life for many animal and bird species, like the beautiful Cape sugarbird, (which is endemic to fynbos regions), and many types of very threatened butterfly species. Fynbos plants, like other plants, mark the beginning of the life-providing oxygen cycle.
Flower Valley Farm – visit our fynbos wonderland Read More »