Do you have a hotel that you can call yours? A hotel that you feel comfortable enough to come in and out without feeling intimidated? Well! Capetonians have a hotel to call their own. It is a hotel as any other which receives guests and tourists from all over the world but it is a lot more than that.. It is a second home for many locals. The hotel is situated in the eastern slopes of the table Mountain, with extensive and luxurious green gardens, where you can sit, sip tea, and enjoy the view. The main building is a… Read more

One of these places that strike you like a thunderstorm! That is how I felt when I first went to Hermanus… A city about a 100 km from Cape Town, on the coast… Famous for its busy summers and whale watching… Yes… Whale watching is quite famous here… From the end of May to September, whales come to the bays around Hermanus to delight locals and tourists with their synchronised ballet dancing… a lifetime experience to watch these magnificent creatures swimming and jumping around on the sea… Hermanus is a very popular destination over the South African hot summers… According… Read more

South Africans impress when it comes to cooking… Their cuisine is inspirational and very creative. In this trip I will be visiting the best tables of the country and of course telling you everything about it. Marble… What a pleasant experience. Every time I come to Johannesburg I try something different. Last trip, I went to the Luke Dale Roberts restaurant at the Saxon… This time, I was invited to the marble at Rosebank… A great time reviewing friends… The cuisine is refined although the cooking in itself uses the traditional fire technique so much treasured by South Africans. Open… Read more