By Josh Searle
It’s me again, Jaryd, and yes, I’m talking about wine—again. Those of you who know a thing or two about fine wines will know that Waterford Estate in Stellenbosch produces some of the finest in the country, all within one of the most breathtaking settings in which to enjoy them. Among their exceptional offerings, their … Continued
By Josh Searle
I figured now was as good a time as any to introduce myself. My name is Jaryd, and I’m a destination host and operations assistant at Saffa Tours—and, admittedly, a wine lover. In both my personal and professional life, I spend a fair amount of time at wine farms across the Western Cape, South Africa’s … Continued
By Josh Searle
Few experiences compare to taking guests through Robben Island as a guide, especially when approaching this iconic site by helicopter. The combination of stunning aerial views and the island’s profound historical significance makes for a memorable experience that leaves a lasting impact on all who visit. The moment we touch down on Robben Island, the … Continued
By Josh Searle
As we walk through the streets, murals come to life, revealing tales of cultural diversity, social issues, and the evolution of Woodstock as an artistic hub. The guided tour acts as a bridge, connecting visitors with the local narratives painted onto the walls of streets and back alleys. Woodstock is a canvas that hosts a … Continued
By Josh Searle
Embarking on our most recent trip, we were joined by the Hashems, Khaled, and Jennifer from Boston. Our first destination? Langa. As the second oldest township in South Africa, Langa stands as a beacon of hope amid the complex web of historical and present economic and social challenges. As we walked the streets, guided by … Continued
By Josh Searle
South Africa is a haven for twitchers and birdwatchers alike. In case you didn’t know, a Twitcher is a birdwatcher whose main aim is to collect sightings of rare birds.
Because of Cape Town’s wildly diverse landscapes, everything from mountainous to coastal, a rich number of bird species call the Cape their home. Whether you’re a passionate birder or just appreciate these beautiful creatures, here are the top 15 birds you are likely to spot in the Cape!
By Josh Searle
South Africa is incredibly bio-diverse. In fact, SA comes only third to Brazil and Indonesia when it comes to the abundance of plant and animal life it Is home to. One would think that Kruger National Park would host most of this abundant plant and animal life but interestingly, Cape Town comes out on top!
