Travel & Food
MICHAEL FRIDJHON: Wine whose quality can’t justify the price tag tends to gather dust
Price can be a function of rarity, reputation and desirability or a proxy for quality
By Michael Fridjhon
Enjoy art in the bushveld at this place of dreams
Milorho Lodge has game, hiking trails, rock pools and plentiful birdlife
By Lucille Davie
MICHAEL FRIDJHON: Fewer than 100 labels dominate, so how do all the others survive?
Winery in Lesotho, Raats family and Harry Hartman wines show they are agile and fleet of foot
By Michael Fridjhon
Earth below, sky above
A journey through the Karoo takes in underground caves, shy meerkats and the vast Milky Way
By Chris Thurman
The Seabelle epoch
Authentic cultural icon on Tongaat Beach deserves to be celebrated by those who appreciate their collective heritage
By Alex de Bruin
New wheels on the block bring tasty treats from Kashmir
Riyaz Mir’s designer food truck gives Sea Point a spicy edge
By Herman Lategan
Get there fast, then take it slow
The Black Rhino Game Reserve on the northwestern curve of the Pilanesberg will revive your tired eyes
By Lorraine Kearney
MICHAEL FRIDJHON: Wine worth buying from the cellar door
The most successful of Kleine Zalze’s ‘experimental’ wines are released as Project Z
By Michael Fridjhon
Glamping brings luxury to camping
Glamping sits in a sweet spot — remote enough to feel like an adventure, but comfortable enough to attract a wide range of travellers
By Nomazulu Moyo
Paradise found: whale watching at De Hoop
Nature reserve on the southern Cape coast offers solitude, splendour, wine and whales — and 1,500 plant species
By Adele Shevel
When it’s time to say it with flowers
Riotous tapestries of daisies entertain visitors in Postberg, West Coast National Park
By Nick Yell
Chantel Dartnall serves up a mosaic of fine dining
Moving to a château in the French countryside during the pandemic was no picnic, but now the award-winning chef and her family are ready to dazzle visitors
By Adele Shevel
Surf, sea and history aplenty in Muizenberg
Apart from being a mecca for watersports, the narrow strip along the False Bay coast offers heritage by the bucketload
By Yvonne Fontyn
Two towns, one river — the Velddrif-Laaiplek experience
The tidal movement between the Atlantic and the Berg River has created many habitats that foster a multitude of birdlife
By Nick Yell
Stellenbosch offers more than oak trees
A tour through the university town gives walkers a dose of history, art, food — and some old-fashioned nostalgia
By Adele Shevel
