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Hooked on the horizon

The map was only ever the beginning for this Saldanha resident. If Africa has a pulse, it has accompanied author, photographer & cinematographer Leon Nell...
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Heritage lives here

Check out the salt in the story of Saldanha Bay. The Gerald Stoffberg Saldanha Bay Cultural Village is not your normal dusty museum. Tucked away...
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Shuck, sip & sail

Life’s so much better with a little salt, oysters, a glass of champagne and a boat ride. At Saldanha Bay’s C-Side Oysters, all four...
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Comfort food clocks in

Unpretentious and with a relaxed buzz, Hoofkantoor in Saldanha promises the sort of food which is bang on. Calling the tapas a starter is optimistic....
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The curious case of the Saldanha Sherry

Sherry is a drink that arrives with baggage. Not only has it suffered the indignity of being misunderstood, but also being renamed. These days...
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Melkbos gets its art on

This September, Melkbosstrand is swapping sea spray for a splash of creativity. From 21-27 September, the inaugural Melkbosstrand ART/FILM Festival transforms the suburb into...
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Beauty without the bother

Before you go hunting for exotic garden divas, cast an eye over Polygala myrtifolia. This cheerful South African shrub has been getting on with...
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Yellowtail with swagger

As the unofficial ambassador of every proper braai from Blouberg to Bitterfontein, mention yellowtail and watch conversations shift from politics and rugby to the...
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Into the heart of San history

A story smoothed by thousands of years of survival is what !Khwa ttu is all about. It all began when Swiss anthropologist Irene Staehelin bought...
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The Landie king

How a Bloubergsands entrepreneur turned a passion for Land Rovers into two successful brands. From a Paarden Eiland workshop that began with just seven Land...
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