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Do As The Locals Do...in S. Africa - Horse Riding
12th July 10
If you’ve always wanted to do an impersonation of a Wild West movie, riding through spectacular countryside on horseback, this is your chance.
Do As The Locals Do...in S. Africa - The Pepper Club
10th July 10
Like mushrooms, brand new world class hotels have sprung up in Cape Town, ahead of the World Cup, to accommodate all of the visitors streaming to South Africa for the football spectacular.
Do As The Locals Do...in S. Africa - Welgevonden
8th July 10
There’s nowhere better in the world to go stargazing than in the middle of the African wilds. And with then opportunity to go on safari and see the Big 5 in Welgevonden, just 270km from Johannesburg, you can see the stars up close whenever you want! Locals love it here, especially at the 5 star Shibula Lodge and Bush Spa, which offers superb hospitality in an untamed setting.
Do As The Locals Do...in S. Africa - Shopping
7th July 10
Whether you’re coming out to South Africa to watch World Cup games, or are just visiting, here’s an idea of where to shop and eat like the locals...
Do As The Locals Do...in S. Africa - World Cup Walk
6th July 10
Visitors to South Africa’s magnificent Mother City can enjoy the Host City Cape Town Fan Walk on match days. This 2.5km stretch is destined to play an integral part of the City’s 2010 FIFA World Cup™ experience.
Do As The Locals Do...in S. Africa - Creation Wine Farm
6th July 10
World Cup visitors may have arrived in South African shores in winter, but that doesn’t mean they can’t enjoy themselves, even if it’s cold outside. South Africa’s winters are short, and relatively mild compared to the seasons experienced in the northern hemisphere. But that doesn’t stop the locals from celebrating the cold months in their own way.
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - Port Elizabeth
4th July 10
The friendly seaside town of Port Elizabeth has suddenly become more popular, thanks to some eventful World Cup matches being played at its beautiful Nelson Mandela Stadium. And overseas visitors who have spent a short time here are keen to return, to experience its kilometers of unspoilt golden beaches, the malaria-free game reserves nearby, the spectacular scenery and the charm of this unassuming town.
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - Old Mac Daddy
2nd July 10
How about spending a weekend in a very novel location?
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - Natal Spa
30th June 10
The Natal Spa, which is located on the famous Kwa Zulu-Natal battlefields route, was developed around a hot spring discovered in the late 19th century.
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - 12 Apostles
28th June 10
Winter is synonymous with all things chocolate at the sumptuous 12 Apostles Hotel & Spa close to Camps Bay
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - Camelot Spa
27th June 10
Whether you’re a sportsperson in need of some R & R, or just need a fabulous pick-me-up massage where every muscle is revived, Camelot Spa’s around South Africa have come up with the perfect solution
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - Hout Bay
26th June 10
The tiny fishing village of Hout Bay, just outside Cape Town, is where all those who can choose to live, and the rest come to eat and party.
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - Franscchoek
25th June 10
Franschhoek, which is just 72km from Cape Town, is known for its spectacular scenery, fabulous location – it’s on the famous Cape Winelands – and most importantly, for its superb food
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - St James
24th June 10
As the road from Cape Town winds along the Cape Peninsula towards Cape Point, there are a number of quaint little fishing villages that are another of the Cape’s well-kept secrets
Do As The Locals Do...in South Africa - Constantia
23rd June 10
The Cape Town suburb of Constantia is not only scenic, it’s also home to the area’s oldest wine valley.
