Travel - Editor - 18 August 2008
A few kilometers outside of the town of Mclear, South Africa, magnificent natural and ancient treasures lay hidden in the Joelshoek Valley, and can be explored and discovered by hiking the Woodcliffe Cave Trail. The hiking trail itself takes five days to complete, but visitors are welcome to stay a little longer to enjoy the many other activities and attractions located here. For a truly inspirational experience, and to view one of the most breathtaking hiking trails in South Africa, visitors are recommended to put on their hiking boots, pack their backpacks and head for the Woodcliffe Cave Trail.
Features - Editor - 21 March 2008
For a truly unique South African adventure, there is no better way to explore the wildlife, plants and culture of this diverse country than by discovering the Southern Drakensberg. It is where southern Lesotho, the Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal collide, and is rich in heritage and breathtaking landscapes. The Mehloding Adventure Trail could be described as the road less traveled, but is a journey of inspiration, fascination and unlimited beauty. A mere seventy kilometers from Kokstad, lies the town of Matatiele, and the gateway to an unforgettable adventure.
Features - Editor - 07 November 2007
At first glance Citrusdal, in the Western Cape Province of South Africa, might seem like an insignificant rural village, but on closer inspection visitors will find an endless number of adventures waiting to be experienced. As its name might suggest, Citrusdal is known for its colorful orchards and its fresh air that is filled with the fragrances of citrus fruits and the breathtaking sight of the Cederberg Mountains. Approximately two hours drive from Cape Town, Citrusdal is a destination that teems with natural splendor and many fantastic tourist attractions.
Features - Editor - 27 February 2007
Hiking, or trekking as it is sometimes also called, is one of the best ways to get up close and personal with the natural environment in a particular country. This is certainly the case in South Africa – one of the best outdoor countries in the world. In South Africa, hiking is classified as walking over natural footpaths for anything from two to seven days equipped with camping equipment, clothing, food and other necessities.
