Le Verger Stellenbosch

Devon Valley Road Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa

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Drink Up!

A travel blog entry by pbandjgoround

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... the most amazing properties we have been to so far. High on a hill overlooking the vineyards of Stellenbosch with city lights twinkling below and stars high above. It wasn't until the morning that the views really set in - truly magical!

Stellenbosch is a small version of Napa Valley. With great wines and really fantastic cuisine. We spent the day with Juan (our waiter from the night before) and his girlfriend. We went to a beautiful gourmet outdoor food ...

Ronnies sex shop

A travel blog entry by mapauw

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... Werf hotel, de oudste ‘Inn’ van Zuid-Afrika. Dit hotel is een geklasseerd monument. De inrichting van de sfeervolle kamers is Georgiaans met een Victoriaanse toets. In deze atmosfeer van antiek meubilair en een massief houten plafond komt het rijke verleden van Zuid-Afrika tot leven. Gezien de huidige verbouwingswerken en om het rumour te vermijden heeft ADA beslist om onze kamers te upgraden naar de governors suites. ...

SOUTH AFRICAN COOL

A travel blog entry by modernoddyseus

... breasted bird with a shimmering aqua head but a drab gray back could be seen everywhere, chirping above the sea and above the city.
A punishing trail led tourists to the top, up through a steep canyon. The top of Table Mountain was like a world unto itself. Flat. Shrubby. Quiet. Vast. I could’ve hiked around the top for a while, stopping at a table-top reservoir, if I would’ve had more time – and if my calves hadn’t been so sore. ...

FOOD

A travel blog entry by south_africa_11

... it was quite a venture to get there! haha Anywho.. we all split nachos (some of the best I've ever had.. they had a spicy sauce that wasn't salsa and some amazing chicken), followed by a chicken burger with a pesto, mango chutney (AWESOME chicken, for real) and then carrot cake. My belly was full and happy :)

After, in the lounge area of our res ...

BOSH!

A travel blog entry by walkietalkie

... such a mirage by the time I got there I was so happy to make it to Park House Backpackers, I could have kissed the resident cat lazing in the make-shift reception.

Mossel Bay is small and sleepy and there's not a whole lot going on here. It's also low season here all along this coast, so the dorm room I booked is empty. One private dorm room for Fee then. The hostel is a lovely old house set away from the main street, with a few lovely people staying. I go out to ...