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Best Places to Stay on Route 62, the World’s Longest Wine Route
Choose from these 10 best places to stay on Route 62, South Africa. The drive is considered the world’s longest wine route. The scenic route meanders through the Klein Karoo and Langkloof fruit valley, and along the way there are plenty of places to stay. N...
Passionate about the bean – Strictly Coffee in Robertson
Passionate about the bean - Branded freshly roasted coffee: The really sad thing about coffee is the amount of stale, bitter coffee being served to guest's daily. Most people just don’t realize the difference in the taste of fresh roasted coffee. It is importa...
Robertson Winery Miles of Smiles
The running world will come to a halt this weekend as 20,500 odd runners take to the road between Pietermaritzburg and Durban for the 2010 Comrades Marathon. However, on June 5th things will be back to normal and the first post Comrades running event on the W...
I Love Robertson because …
Hi, I'm Balbina Hürttlen, owner and manager from GUBAS DE HOEK ****meet, eat, sleep in Robertson in the Breede River Valley. I ♥ Robertson because it’s a safe SMALL TOWN with a BIG HEART! ROBERTSON IS BEST KNOWN FOR ... in The Heart of Western Cape and Rout...
Soekershof – discovering the mystery of all things through plants
Soekershof ('seekers garden') invites an element of 'seeking'; discovering the mystery of all things through plants that sometimes strikes a chord as we uncover a similar mystery within ourselves. If you're looking for unusual and you have a 'thing' for fat...
Prefer life in the slow lane? Take a Chilled Trip to Robertson
Do you prefer life in the slow lane? If so then take a chilled trip to Robertson for their third annual Robertson Slow. This year the festival will be held from 7 to 10 August 2009. Ashton, Bonnievale, McGregor and Robertson in collaboration with 28 wineries a...
Wacky & Wonderful Robertson!
Located in the foothills of the Langeberg Mountains, on Route 62 between Worcester and Swellendam, is the small town of Robertson. With a history spanning more than 150 years, having been founded in 1853, the town has plenty to offer, despite only having a ...
Rock Climbing in the Western Cape
I have to admit, I'm not a very good rock climber. I'm the guy that experienced climbers take along in order to show off their skills and soon regret it. Invariably I'm the guy that gets stuck or injures myself and has to be helped and/or rescued. But one does...