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Paternoster prepares for Blomme & Bubbles celebration
In today’s email:
- Blomme & Bubbles event in Paternoster.
- The Wonder of Spring Flowers
- Around the Web : Why some Cape waters are glowing bright blue, Kruger National Park rhinos in face off with SUV driver, Beaufort West mayor wants to rename the Great Karoo town to Dubai West and more.
- From Social Media
- South African Food You Will Love
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Get ready for a week of wine, food, art and music at the upcoming Blomme & Bubbles event in Paternoster.
Happy Spring Day! – The coastal town on the West Coast is set to come alive from 1 to 3 September 2023, offering a unique celebration that celebrates blooming flowers, Cap Classique wine and the joy of spring.
The event will be a lovely experience for everyone, no matter their interests. Wine enthusiasts can indulge in free tastings at various wine stations, where the finest Cap Classique wines will be showcased.
Access to live music venues and art exhibitions adds another layer of delight
The Wonder of Spring Flowers
Explore the wild beauty of the Cape West Coast on this private 1-day guided tour from Cape Town.
Bring your camera to capture the variety of wildlife, trees, and flowers, as well as the stunning views along the rugged coastline. Hike or walk through the West Coast National Park.
Sip sundowners at Blouberg Beach with a view of Table Mountain.
Around the Web
Hallmark Channel Favorite Andrew Walker Shares the ‘Highlight’ of Shooting ‘A Safari Romance’ in South Africa
Actor Andrew Walker revealed that rehabilitating a school in South Africa was a “highlight” from filming his latest Hallmark Channel movie
Beaufort West mayor wants to rename the Great Karoo town to Dubai West
International passengers inject R24.3 billion into Western Cape economy
Cape Town Air Access, in partnership with Wesgro, has unveiled updated data concerning the economic influence stemming from international travellers journeying to Cape Town and the broader Western Cape region.
Why some Cape waters are glowing bright blue
A gorgeous spectacle that left locals in awe. The usually dark waters in parts of the Cape have turned a bright blue incandescent colour. Many are wondering what caused the spectacular event and if they will be able to see it anytime soon.
A (veld)kool day in a blooming West Coast paradise
The Cape’s West Coast is in bloom, vermillion-coloured vygies make an entrance and there is a scattershot of colour,
Kruger National Park rhinos in face off with SUV driver – WATCH
A video that has been viewed over 1.7 million times has once again served as a reminder of the impatience of tourists inside the Kruger Park.
The best time to go on safari and see Wildlife in Pilanesberg National Park
Surrounded by lowlands and framed by three concentric rings of hills in a malaria-free zone, one of South Africa’s most visited game reserves is Pilanesberg.
From Social Media
Sunrise on Durban’s uShaka beach, watching the fishermen ready their boat.
Photo by @natalieerasmus
South African Food You Will Love
How to make a Braai Pie with step by step instructions.
Braaiing is a beloved pastime among South Africans. It’s the perfect opportunity for friends and family to get together, laugh, and enjoy the outdoors while they cook over an open fire.
Experienced Braai Masters are always looking for new ways to impress their guests with unique braai dishes. This is why preparing a delicious Braai Pie is the perfect way to bring something new to the table.
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