Here is 16 Practical Water Saving Tips You Can Use Every Day

Water Saving Tips for Cape Town. Have you ever wondered how you can contribute to help save and conserve our water resources?

By providing you with 16 Practical Water Saving Tips You Can Use Every Day we aim to ensure that there is not one single individual left who can say they didn’t know how they could really save water, or they didn’t know how they could really help.

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See what's showing showing at the Whale Coast Mall Theatre in Hermanus

It's Movie Time!  At the Whale Coast Mall in Hermanus.  See what's showing and bring your friends and family along for a spot of big screen entertainment!  Grab some popcorn and a seat!

Link:  what-s-showing-at-the-whale-coast-mall-theatre

The catching of crayfish and or cape rock lobster for sport and recreation in South Africa - (2017 Dates)

The catching of crayfish and or cape rock lobster for sport and recreation in South Africa - (2017 Dates)

A guide to catching crayfish for sport and recreation (private use)

Catching Season: The new regulations (2017 -2018) with regard to catching periods are somewhat complicated and could lead to misinterpretation and unintentional transgression.

Catching crayfish or like I call it, a kreef

“Oom Otto” die storie van Sopiesklip

“Oom Otto” die storie van Sopiesklip

“Oom Otto” die storie van Sopiesklip in Hermanus

Jacobus Claude (Kowie) Otto wat destyds in die grot by Sopiesklip “gekampeer” het, was allermins ‘n kluisenaar of boemelaar soos wat dit uit verskillende oorde al beweer is

The Old Whaling Station at Stoney Point, Betty’s Bay

The Old Whaling Station at Stoney Point, Betty’s Bay

Situated in Betty’s Bay and close to the Stony Point Penguin Colony, lies a site that was once a place of terrible cruelty and devastation, the Waaygat Whaling Station.

The History of Fisherhaven

The History of Fisherhaven

In 1674

the kraal of Captain Klaas/Dorha is recorded just west of the Bot River. The Hesseque people frequently camped on the banks of the Bot River and watered their cattle. They called the river Gouga, meaning “much butter”, which was then translated by the early travellers into Botter and later shortened to Bot. The old Mill in the village of Bot River is the location of the cattle trading post, where VOC obtained cattle from the Khoekhoe.