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LYING ON THE IDYLIC COASTAL ROAD THAT TAKES ONE FROM CAPE TOWN TO
SOMERSET WEST.
In Macassar the kramat (shrine) of Sheik Yussaf of Bantam is one of
the South African Muslim community's holiest places. The Sheik, who
was exiled by the Dutch in 1694, ...
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TOURIST INFORMATION
COLESBERG INFORMATION OFFICE
Tel 051 753 0678
E-mail belinda@mjvn.co.za
Website www.colesberginfo.co.za [http://www.colesberginfo.co.za/]
(Including Norvalspond)
Colesberg is virtually half way on the min road between Johannesburg
and ...
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The town was established in the 1950s to re-settle black workers as a
source of cheap labour for the city of East London and the industries
around it. Mdantsane thus became a dormitory township. The area
received its name in 1961, named after a river ...
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The small town of Augrabies and Marshand lie on the banks of the
Orange River and are surrounded by lush green vineyards. The towns are
mostly populated by workers on the vineyards.
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The suburb of Higgovale has some of the most spectacular views from
its situation on the slopes of Table Mountain with wonderful little
roads that run at tangents to one another in a bid to make it up the
steep slopes on which many homes here are housed.
Despite ...
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TOURIST INFORMATION
Johannesburg Tourism Company
Ground Floor, Grosvenor Corner 195
Jan Smuts Avenue
TEL 011 214 0700
E-MAIL: info@joburgtourism.com
The City of Johannesburg is South Africa's largest and most vibrant
metropolitan area. Not only is it ...
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CITIES/TOWNS: Bray, Ganyesa, Reivilo, Mothibastad, Schweizer-Reneke,
Setlagole, Stella, Taung, Tosca, Vryburg.
'Getting closer to nature' is the main focus of the Bophirima Region
(formerly known as Stellaland), a region situated 1 200m above sea
level ...
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BIYAMITI CAMP
On the banks of the Mbiyamiti river, hidden by delagoa thickets,
nestles one of the most beautiful bush camps in the Kruger National
Park. The camp is ideally situated between huge wild fig and
jackalberry trees with vast numbers of other ...
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INTRODUCTION
The Wild Coast is renowned for its rugged coastline and crushing seas.
There are many unexplored areas and long deserted beaches of fine,
white sand. The continental shelf drops very steeply close to shore
which can result in awesome waves ...
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TOURIST INFORMATION
Bathurst Tourism Bureau
Tel 046 624 1235
E-mail tourism@ndlambe.co.za
Bathhurst was founded in 1820, and named after the Bristish colonial
secretary, Lord Bathurst. The village has preserved its historic
character better than most ...
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