South Africa’s famed Garden Route is filled with breathtaking landscapes and postcard-worthy coastlines, but few destinations combine laid-back luxury with design-forward intimacy quite like Plettenberg Bay.
In a world increasingly dominated by digital experiences, there is a magic in physical exploration that virtual reality cannot replicate.
Read MoreIf there’s one thing many people love, it’s a good theme. Across the globe, from Hello Kitty to Barbie, Harry Potter to James Bond, and train carriages turned bedrooms in the Karoo, travellers have long been drawn to the idea of sleeping inside a story.
Read MoreWhile winter is often associated with cozying up indoors, South Africa’s cooler months offer a unique opportunity to explore its diverse landscapes without the crowds or peak-season prices.
Read MoreWith temperatures dropping, the cold season might seem an unlikely time to travel within the country. However, the truth is that South Africa is a Winter’s Paradise.
Read MoreLodge is life on different level – down-to-earth luxury and good food.
Read MoreSouth Africa’s luxury travel sector is undergoing a remarkable resurgence, drawing international visitors in search of opulent experiences that effortlessly combine comfort with cultural immersion.
Read MoreLiving in Cape Town offers an abundance of options for those seeking staycations and quick getaways with family and friends. From vibrant city retreats to idyllic escapes just outside the city, the choices are endless — if you plan ahead.
Read MoreScarborough in Cape Town saw the highest proportion of foreign property buyers in 2024, with over half of its homes sold to foreigners last year.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever visited the Steenberg Spa on Steenberg Farm in Cape Town’s Constantia Valley, you’ll know that it’s one of the best spas around. From the tranquil setting to the experienced therapists, the variety of treatments on offer, and attention to detail, you’re in for a treat from the moment you arrive until the moment you leave.
Read MoreAfrica’s Travel Indaba 2025 has contributed notably to Durban’s economy and local communities. The event impacted sectors including infrastructure, logistics, accommodation, restaurants, and transport. Preliminary figures estimate the event added around R574m to Durban’s GDP, with direct spending exceeding R232m.
Read MoreA 118-hectare fynbos farm in Tulbagh, Western Cape, is on the market for R55 million, and comes with its own helicopter hangar.
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