Southwinds Bed & Breakfast Arniston
12 1st Avenue Arniston, Western Cape, South Africa
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Arniston Seaside Cottages Bredasdorp
14 reviews
Last review: Apr 04, 201214 miles SE
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Still Whale Watching.....
... Rather exciting as it was our first dirt road and we only have a little Kia, but it managed it well, albeit looking rather brown and dusty after the experience. It had a feeling of passing through the real South Africa rather than the one of the 21st Century.
Arniston is a beautiful sleepy seaside village, although it is seriously lacking in anywhere to eat other than the Arniston Spa ...
Living up to Expectations
... about the pics he was getting. Shakirah was loving the attention and was more than happy to oblige, it was so cute to watch her posing.
The caves we went into were right on the beach and all Shabbeer wanted to do was swim. After the tour there was some free time to go in and as soon as he had the chance, Shabbeer went straight into the water....which was really cold! The reserve is on the Atlantic side. Unfortunately a freak wave came in ...
Met de vlam in de pijp naar Robinson Pass
Hallo iedereen,
Vanmorgen was de tafelberg voor het eerst goed zichtbaar vanop ons terras in Kaapstad, dus hebben we er meteen in alle vroegte een fotooke van getrokken. Nu we geen tijd hebben om een bezoekje te brengen er bovenop zou het wel kunnen. Enfin, we zien wel of we er de laatste dag misschien nog even tijd voor kunnen maken.
We zijn weer een stapje verder gegaan. Vandaag hebben we vooral veel in ...
The Peninsula tour
... via Constantia wine route we headed for Muizenberg which is a surfers' paradise we reached Boulders beach known for its Penguin colony and was most awaited for me. and there were loads of them besides the beautiful white sand beach Boulders is. A 20 minutes drive and we finally reach cape point toll station..............Cape point and cape of good hope ...
Tip of Africa
... go to the bathroom so we formed a girl army and figured we were safer in numbers. I deftly placed myself in the middle of the pack, hoping to let the british girl take one for the team if the baboons returned. They did not. We continued up the Indian Ocean side of the coast through some fantastic small towns. The story we remember most vividly is of the woman who swam everyday out to the bouys and back. One morning while the ...
