Travel Guide

This little town with a name that translates from the Welsh as “Parish of St Tudno” will be the next landmark one will pass driving down the coast.

Maiden’s Cove – a lovely name for a lovely beach and a definite recommended stop for the sheer pleasure of the stunning views of Camps Bay  against the spectacular backdrop of the mountains.

Words can scarcely do justice to the visual feast that the drive down the Atlantic Coast provides the lucky traveller.

The Magnificent Table Mountain Range stretches as far as the eye can see, with the view of the backside of Lions Head and the towering Twelve Apostles Mountain Peaks which forms the back of the Table Mountain National Park stretching from Signal Hill in the City all the way to the dramatically beautiful Cape

What a compelling start to our much anticipated drive down the Peninsula! The Cape Town Stadium evokes the strongest feelings of nostalgia and sheer emotion whenever I drive past.

The drive from Cape Town south through the Peninsula and on to Cape Point National Park is widely hailed as one of the most dramatic and beautiful in the world.

The Cape Peninsula provides one of the most glorious and hugely dramatic drives anywhere in the world.

This beautiful iconic mountain with its world-renowned table sitting as its peak and which gives it its name, is the first mountain of a rugged promontory which stretches south into the far distance, straddling the entire length of the Cape Peninsula.

Living in Cape Town, weekends are the time to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The Swartberg Mountains and the Swartberg Pass have played a unique role in the history of our country.