Date posted: September 25, 2019 | Author: Denis Stupan
Can you imagine the bay and mountain views as you experience the marine environment perched high up on the seat of a water bike? You might see whales, dolphins, seals, our famous African penguin colony, other water birds and maybe even a turtle.
Cape Town Water Bikes is a new way to experience the Simon’s Town coast. Hop on one of the world’s most advanced water bikes and get pedaling for a different perspective.
The precision-engineered water bikes don’t produce any noise, so marine life isn’t scared off. The bikes do not emit any emissions, do not require fuel and allow you to safely explore without an environmental footprint.
Being so high off the water, gives you a new perspective of your surroundings, which is very different from other water vessels. [Read more]
Date posted: August 21, 2019 | Author: Denis Stupan
Dam levels have been recovering significantly. Good news for citizens and tourists.
With Cape Town dam levels hitting a new high of 81.7% and average Western Cape dam levels set to top the psychological 65% mark, the agriculture and tourism sectors in the province are eyeing better prospects in coming months.
Both city and provincial dam levels reached a four-year high in August, following the region’s worst drought in 100 years, which hit the agriculture, tourism and property sectors particularly badly.
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Date posted: August 6, 2019 | Author: Denis Stupan
We are celebrating Women’s Day, a public holiday, on 9 August. Have you ever wondered why?
On this day in 1956, over 20 000 women of all races and ages from every corner of South Africa marched together towards the Union Buildings in Pretoria. These brave women were marching in protest against the pass laws that proposed even further restrictions on the movements of women.
Organised by the Federation of South African Women, the March was led by four brave women: Helen Joseph, Rahima Moosa, Sophie Williams and Lilian Ngoyi. The leaders delivered petitions to Prime Minister JG Strijdom’s office within the Union Buildings in Pretoria.
The march was a resounding success and South Africa recognises the bravery of these women who risked arrest, detention and banning by declaring 9 August National Women’s Day.
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Date posted: July 23, 2019 | Author: Denis Stupan
Who is Dine4Six? If you do not know it is definitely time to change this.
Dine4Six is a social dining experience, throwing together six strangers in an intimate dinner setting and adding great food and wine.
The best way to meet new people, enjoy delicious food and drink great wine. Motto is “Meet – Mingle – Eat”
All you have to do is say yes. They host events at some of the best restaurants in Cape Town: Beluga, Homespun by Matt, The Piano Bar, Fork Restaurant, Orphanage, Bocca, and Souk. Isn’t it a great alternative on a cold rainy winter day? [Read more]
Cape Town Water Bikes is a new way to experience the Simon’s Town coast. Hop on one of the world’s most advanced water bikes and get pedaling for a different perspective.
