Cape Town is home to one of the most colourful places in the world, the Bo-Kaap. Spiritual home to the Cape Malay community, it is known for its cobbled roads and brightly painted homes. This is where you explore specialist Malay cuisine, visit Atlas Spice store and find a different way of life. Some photos I took on a recent walk with some American journalists, offers an idea of this evocative place.
St Francis and Jeffreys Bay: Make the most of your coastal escape.
Eastern Cape. #ShotLeft. – There was a taste of local when we stopped in at the Stormsriver Arts & Crafts centre for a look-see-shop.
Knysna. Oyster Festival. – As I mentioned in my Oyster Festival post, I was lucky enough to take a tour of Judah Square, South Africa’s largest Rastafari community, whilst in Knysna. I took a guided tour with community
Grootbos. – I love what you’ve done with the place! Its no secret that Grootbos is very special to me. I refer to it as my true wonderland and am always grateful for any opportunity to spend time
