by Chris | Feb 27, 2010 | Destinations
Shark Alley is a thin stretch of water between the two Islands of Dyer Island and Geyser Rock near Gansbaai in South Africa. Shark Alley was named this because of the large number of Great White Sharks that circle the Islands and swim through the narrow channel...
by Chris | Feb 27, 2010 | Destinations
Gansbaai is the perfect place for you to retreat from hectic city life. Here, with the picturesque landscape and idyllic beaches, you will be exposed to Cape Town’s natural coastline beauty. The friendly residents will always lend a helping hand wherever possible....
by Chris | Feb 27, 2010 | Destinations
South Africa’s Mother City, Cape Town, is regarded as one of the most beautiful regions of the world and is known for its rich, multicultural heritage. Table Mountain stands proudly, watching over the city and is flanked by the legendary Devil’s Peak and...
by Chris | Feb 27, 2010 | Destinations
Simon’s Town is a beautiful sea-side town on the opposite side of the Cape peninsular. Only a few kilometres south of the town is Boulders Beach, a popular tourist attraction, and is home to the African Penguin (one of only three colonies in South Africa.)...
by Chris | Feb 27, 2010 | Destinations
80, 000 years ago, the area around the Aliwal Shoal consisted of a bed of sand dunes. The result of heavy rainfalls caused sand and shell to dissolve, forming a compound of calcium carbonate, which formed the core of the shoal, which became dune rock. Shifting of the...