If you are looking for something a little different this weekend, head out to Contermanskloof Wine Farm in Durbanville for the Flamjangled Tea Party… When trying to find more information for this event I was whisked into an Alice in Wonderland type of daydream when I came upon their website, which promises “A melting pot […]
If adrenalin sports are what you are after then you are in for a treat this weekend with the Pro X-Games being held near Cape Town. World class sports men and women will be competing on Saturday the 6th and Sunday the 7th in events which include BMX, FMX, Skateboarding, Mountain Biking and Supercross. An […]
Every week on Wednesday evenings at 18:00, you will see people making their way to the roof of the Grand Daddy hotel on Long Street. Climbing the rather dingy stairs to the roof you do have a moment where you wonder what you are getting yourself into, especially as the stairs narrow and the carpet […]
I love markets which, if you’ve been reading Have the Last Word for a while you would know – if not then check out these awesome fresh produce and farmers markets which I’ve written about before. Last week I heard a little rumour that there was a new market being launched right in town, on […]
If you are a visitor to the Cape, even if you are a local but enjoy the experience of going up Table Mountain in the rotating cable car, then you should take advantage of the special which is running until February 28th.
The special allows you to get to the top of this universally recognized landmark, […]
If you enjoy the performing arts then you are in for a treat! Infecting the City has started; it’s a collaboration between various artists to bring live performances, art installations and choreographed pieces to the streets of Cape Town. These performances take place at various public spaces throughout the city and follow the theme of […]
If you enjoy live music and you don’t mind roughing it for a couple of days then I’d strongly recommend that you try and catch the Up the Creek music festival which runs from February 5th to 7th. I headed to this festival last Friday – a highlight on my calendar, having secured tickets from […]
Last week it was a friend’s 30th birthday and we decided to celebrate somewhere new, so we headed out to Moyo in Blouberg. Moyo is a franchise with its sister restaurant at Spier wine farm, neither of which I’ve ever been to but heard great things about.
The restaurant has a laid back atmosphere with tables […]
A little while ago I mentioned that I would like to try my hand at Stand-up Paddle Boarding – I finally managed to organise a lesson with the team at Ocean Riders and I can honestly say that I haven’t had so much fun learning a new skill in ages, which is why I would […]
The summit of Lion’s Head, not really a hidden gem considering you can see it no matter where you are standing in the city of Cape Town, but that to get there takes a bit of effort and in most cases, sweat…
Climbing to the top of Lion’s Head is a real treat, even if it […]
Candice focuses on travel, surfing, running, dark chocolate and uncovering gems hidden in the Cape outdoors.
Steve Bolnick is recognized as one of southern Africa’s outstanding safari guides. He grew-up with a deep love for the African bush and has spent the past 29 years living and guiding in southern Africa.
Lisa Griggs writes about the hidden vineyards and the undiscovered cultivars in the Western Cape.
Nicky Coenen looks for the secret hideaways and hidden gems in Cape Town and surrounds.
Steve Robertson tracks the off the beaten track action happening around Cape Town.
Fred Roed looks for the undiscovered coffee spots in the Western Cape and rates them.
Peter has worked in the wine and spirits industry for over 40 years and is an appreciator of fine things.