posted by lfryer on 20 September 2011 at 11:55
This is an amazing place and really worth a visit. A wonderful culture centre in a stunning nature reserve, we even spotted zebras and ostriches after lunch with the help of our guide! Stay til sunset as it's beautiful here.
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Route 27, Yzerfontein
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Cape Town
culture
nature
africa
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posted by kmary on 7 December 2010 at 11:46
It's possible to get a ferry to Melilla, a Spanish enclave on the coast of North Africa, which makes for a really fun overnight trip. Lovely to look round and see a slightly different side of life, plus you can say you've been to africa!!
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Ferry leaves from the ferry port by the harbour
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posted by wmackendoerfer on 20 September 2010 at 11:47
This is a great one-stop-shop for getting some culture. The village is geared towards the education of tourists and combines culture from several different parts of south africa. We stayed the night and really immersed ourselves in the events which was great, and the dance was amazing.
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on the r512 north out of the city, own transport is probably a necessity
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Johannesburg
culture
africa
dance
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posted by ashleyhotmama on 8 July 2009 at 02:36
Here, you can have the unique experience of swimming with the Jackass (African) penguin. You'll find the main penguin colony at Foxy Beach next to the swimming beach where there is an attractive boardwalk. The friendly Park staff will be happy to answer any questions. This is a very cool place if you love animal life!
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Kleintuin Road
Cape Town 7995 South Africa
+27 21 786 2329
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Cape Town
boulders
national
park
south
africa
animals
preservation
penguins
swimming
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posted by ashleyhotmama on 3 July 2009 at 21:55
Located in Cape Town, South Africa, the Two Oceans Aquarium offers seven exhibition galleries with big viewing windows. The aquarium opened on November 13, 1995 and it houses more than 300 marine species. If certified, it's also possible to scuba dive with the ragged tooth sharks. They also have an onsite restaurant called the Bayfront Blue and a souvenir shops that sells related books and books. This is really a great place to visit to experience many different kinds of life.
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www.aquarium.co.za/
+27 21 418 3823
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Cape Town
aquarium
cape
town
south
africa
sharks
scuba
diving
gift
shop
exhibits
tourist
attraction
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