Travel
A food lover’s guide to Split, Croatia: courtyard restaurants, local flavours and gelato worth the wait
Exploring Split’s food scene, Simcha Van Bel-du Plooy finds historic palace lanes, charming courtyards and gelato that’s worth the wait
A culinary festival – and accidental relaxation – in Mauritius
At the annual Constance Festival Culinaire in Mauritius, Michelin-starred chefs gather for competitions, cultural exchange and elaborate dining – with unexpected calm on the side
10 things to do at Stanford in Bloom
The recreation of SA’s Chelsea-winning flower display leads a packed programme of art, markets, music, talks and workshops
Taste Stellenbosch Restaurant Safari, a moveable feast
Taste Stellenbosch offers a unique culinary safari through the historic town, guiding guests on a walking tour across several acclaimed restaurants in one evening.
Where to stay in Hermanus: Hermanus Boutique Guest House reviewed
Hermanus Boutique Guest House: sea views, whale watching and a jacuzzi bath on Marine Drive
Shark-cage diving in Gansbaai and cold water plunging: what they’re really like
A first-hand guide to two adventure experiences on the Cape Whale Coast, near Cape Town
How Old School brought a camp site to life for the All Blacks
We get a behind-the-scenes look at Outpost 28
Madagascar: A spice odyssey
The hunt for Madagascar’s elusive wild pepper leads along treacherous roads, through remote villages and deep into the island’s lush northeast
Travel, interiors, food | A Paarl classic finds its buzz
Zomerlust Boutique Hotel in Paarl, originally built in 1792, has undergone a bold transformation under new owners Wayne Williams and Wikus Lategan, with interiors inspired by the local landscape and a new bee motif symbolising community and renewal.
A beginner’s guide to Wimbledon
Explore London's vibrant neighbourhoods and must-see sights beyond the courts
7 women who dared — and the places you can visit to learn their stories
Seven women who broke the rules of their time — and the places where their legacies live on, just in time for Women’s Day
Why Spier wine farm is Stellenbosch’s best winter getaway
Regenerative farming, provocative art and a suite made for hibernating: why Spier might be the winter getaway you didn’t know you needed
The new age of all-inclusive travel
Travellers are swapping complicated itineraries for seamless, stress-free escapes
Ski enthusiasts flock to sub-Saharan Africa and a snowy mountain resort in Lesotho
One may not expect thousands of people to flock each winter to Lesotho, but for many ski enthusiasts from around Southern Africa, the small, landlocked mountain kingdom has become the go-to place in recent years
Onomo Waterfront: A stylish Cape Town hotel in a converted heritage warehouse
This converted warehouse on the edge of the V&A Waterfront pairs historic character with contemporary comfort, a lively restaurant and an unbeatable location


























