Before you first enter Veld and Sea, you would have driven around the Klaasjagersberg mountains in Cape Point, past the southern communities of Muizenberg, Kalk Bay, and Simon’s Town to arrive at an innocuous yet sprawling patch of land where Veld and Sea sits. Words / Photos: Kim M Reynolds Its founder and lead educator, Roushanna Gray, would have welcomed you with a special tea blend specific to her, which is served to every visitor to Veld and Sea. I received this tea duri

Words: Mia McCarthy In the voorkamer of the original Bosjes manor house, someone has framed an unfinished lace pattern. The loose threads...

Celebrating the back roads of South Africa’s dry heartland. Text & Photographs by Chris Marais and Julienne du Toit We have become very...

By Steve Honneysett I have often driven up Oliviershoek Pass and admired the splendid views of the mountains and the Sterkfontein Dam on...