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Music, camping and the serene views of the Cederberg – is there a better way to spend your Valentine’s Day weekend? CapeNature’s Camp-Out with Jimmy Nevis promises to be an intimate affair with super chill South African tunes.
Continue readingFeel closer to nature, not your neighbours, at one of these campsites with limited stands. With the summer holidays around the corner, there are few things as rewarding as soaking up the beauty of wild places in total peace and quiet.
Continue readingThis month we lose our hearts to stone-built wilderness accommodation: a charming stone cottage in the Cederberg, luxury rock chalets at Mountain Zebra National Park, and a picturesque stone camp in the heart of Swaziland.
Continue readingIn English, the well-known Afrikaans term stoep refers to a veranda or a porch. But in South Africa a stoep is far more than just that. A stoep is where you go to think, to imagine, to dream and to relax. But a stoep with a view… Well now, that’s pure bliss.
Continue readingWild’s editor joined the volunteers who plant cedar trees against the slopes of Krakadouw in the Cederberg.
Continue readingThe mystical paintings of the San call to us down the centuries, offering tantalising glimpses of who these hunter-gatherers were. Head to these five Wild parks and reserves to fall under the spell of ancient rock art.
Continue readingSave 40% on all CapeNature self-catering and camping accommodation this winter. Yes, now you can spend more time in nature for a lot less moolah.
Continue readingIf you’re in matric sweating through that last stretch of your final school exams, listen up! Fancy five days in the Cederberg this December with other matriculants for only R70? Yes, R70!
Continue readingIf you want to go hiking or bouldering in the northern Cederberg, look no further than Rocklands and the Kliphuis camp. Here’s what you can expect from the recently re-opened accommodation.
Continue readingWalk along CapeNature’s Truitjieskraal Interpretive Trail and you’ll feel like you’re stepping back into the distant past.
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