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Travel is back! We are so stoked to have been hitting the road for the past 5 months, in our element, hosting guests on numerous trips and showcasing the raw landscapes of South Africa with unvarnished, true to the bone experiences.

It has been a game of waiting filled with uncertainty, doubt and fear although we have made it through the storm with just a few bumps and bruises. On 12 November, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the reopening of South Africa’s borders to all country’s worldwide.

Being a part of the tourism industry does mean we are greatly impacted by this epidemic, however, there are sectors and individuals that are more vulnerable to the effects of this global issue.

If you’re planning a visit to Cape Town, or have friends and family who’ve already been, chances are that somewhere you’ve come across the phrase “Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens”.

With over 140 wine farms to explore around Cape Town, it can be a daunting task figuring out which ones to visit – especially if you only have a few days in Cape Town and you want to maximize your time and experiences.

It’s summer, and Cape Town is vibrantly showing off its white sandy beaches, cool summer breezes and an endless list of outdoor activities, which begs the question, “what should I do if I only had one day in Cape Town?”.

As the owner, director and head guide of the company, I have spent many years exploring the southern tip of Africa. My love for this remarkable place and my perpetual sense of adventure has led me to start this passion project.

Table Mountain is Cape Town’s major landmark and the crown jewel of the city. There may be other flat-topped peaks in the world, but none as famous or well-loved as our Table Mountain.

Cape Town’s South Peninsula is home to a plethora of beauty and charm. As the most south-western tip of the African continent, this area hosts some of the most exquisite landscapes, wildlife and history.