Bo Kaap is one of Cape Town’s oldest residential areas, home to many of the descendants of the Dutch imported slaves and full of 19th century Dutch architecture. Sign up for a walking tour of the area and explore the many alleyways of the Muslim quarter as well as the Bo Kaap Museum.Since the Dutch [...]
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A Quick Tour of Cape Town
January 14th, 2010 
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No Comments »Coast to Coast, a South African Holiday
October 6th, 2009 admin Diversity is key from experiencing the cold to warm oceans of the Atlantic and Indian oceans to the rugged terrain and mountain passes in Lesotho, travelling through South Africa and the Land locked country within its boarders is a once in a lifetime can’t miss. By travelling from the Atlantic seaboard to the Indian Ocean [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Atlantic Seaboard, Boarder, Boarders, Border Posts, Coastline, Cultures, Indian Ocean, Indian Oceans, lesotho, Map Of South Africa, Mountainous Country, Passport, Pretoria, Rugged Terrain, Self Drive Tours, South African Holiday, Tour Operators, Visas, Warm Oceans, Www1 No Comments »Travel To South Africa: Modern Nation, Ancient Origin
September 16th, 2009 admin South Africa is an extraordinarily unique sub-Saharan African nation jutting formidably – for sailors who have planned to round its cape – into the Atlantic and Indian Oceans at the southernmost top of Africa. The archeological evolution of humanity has been documented in South Africa, with a history as old as any on the planet. [...]
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