The first impression to any property, town or city is the entrance or gateway. When…
Nature
On the banks of the Zambezi River, RICHARD HOLMES discovers a safari escape that blends…
The Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden will celebrate its milestone birthday with a week-long festival. IN…
In the previous issue of Stellenbosch Visio, ERNST GOUWS began a story about the trail…
Coral Gardeners rallies support among young ocean advocates to help save the reefs around their…
Near Gansbaai, RICHARD HOLMES finds a fynbos sanctuary at Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, where a…
Japanese garden principles meet South African natural beauty to create an oasis of serenity. Willem Pretorius describes how Anna-Marie Ferreira’s vision of a moss garden is being brought to life by Gert van Tonder.
Stellenbosch’s trees, says Dave Pepler, are the town’s cathedrals, constructed on the same principles as any building of stone. And they have the same capacity to give character to a landscape.
Covid-19 hit South Africa’s wine, hospitality and tourism sectors hard – to say the least. But despite many ghastly challenges, Vergelegen, 322 years old this year, is heading in only one direction – forward. During an unveiling of the estate’s future plans, one thing was crystal clear: managing director, Wayne Coetzer, is a man with a plan.