Wondering where to eat, drink and stay in the Cape over the next few weeks as the holiday season is upon us. Here are some top recommendations. BOCCA, Bree Street Discover a taste of urban
The Cape Town epicurean scene never fails to impress and whatever your culinary inclination, foodie satisfaction in the Mother City is almost guaranteed. While the city’s flagship restaurants maintain impeccably high standards, new Chefs and
I was invited to lunch with Reuben in Franschhoek. It felt like a homecoming of sorts, gathered en masse to celebrate Reuben Riffel‘s beautiful new space in Franschhoek where he has found a home that brings
I was invited by Venture South’s Mike Stott to spend a morning cycling Cape Town on one of their amazing Chilled Squirrel e-bikes. Invited to enjoy their Traditional Food Experience, we deviated somewhat from the route as they
Cape Town. – Following my Insider’s Guide to the Mother City on Round the World Experts, I wrote a piece about food in our city, because if I’m learning anything, it’s how very much good food
Majeka House. – A breakfast for kings, queens and very very lucky girls. From home baked breads, pastries, preserves, a selection of cheese and charcuterie, fruit, nuts, yogurt, juices, tea, coffee and a choice of cooked
Reunion Island. – Everybody loves a good market, especially one that is bursting with fresh fruit and veg, local specialty cuisine, crafted goods, woven baskets, photography, jewellery and hand produced clothing. I spent a Saturday
Switzerland – From Locarno-Orselina you can reach Cardada in only five minutes, providing you aren’t walking of course. The view offers you a simultaneous look at both Switzerland’s lowest spot, the delta of the Maggia river, as well
I’m not a foodie. What I am is a very privileged girl. One who gets to track gorillas, do overland safaris, stay in beautiful reserves, camp next to remote rivers and then write about it; counting
Nieu Bethesda. – Whoever you speak to in this village of visual delights, will tell you about The Brewery and Two Goats Deli, where extremely good craft beer is produced by brewmaster Andre Cilliers. A family run
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The Incidental Tourist is a Personal Travel Blog of a conscious traveller with a deep love for Africa, its incredible people and the environment.
Here I bring you narratives, stories, video and photographs from my travels around the globe, including accounts of gorilla trekking in Uganda, turtle rescue in Kenya, tree planting in Zambia and setting up a temporary home in Lisbon. Not to mention falling in love with Marjorelle Blue in Marrakech.
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