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Cape Whale Coast
26 Nov

Kleinmond’s Stormers Superfans

Kleinmond residents Riette and Kobus Koegelenberg are no ordinary DHL Stormer fans. Their home and car have been turned into Stormer shrines. The couple attended every single home game – 199 consecutive games - until the COVID-19 pandemic struck in March 2020. This coming Saturday, 27 November, they will finally get to their double century as the DHL Stormers take on Zebre Parma in the Vodacom United Rugby Champions in front of 2000 spectators. Riette said “We are so excited; we will be there in our kit sitting with the Stormtroopers”....

Cape Whale Coast
3 Nov

Streicher trap sy eie spore

Kleinmond resident Streicher Badenhorst sharing his journey with Hanri Wondergem of Die Burger. We are proud of the success of our locals going places and taking the news about our destination on their travels. ...

Cape Whale Coast
2 Nov

Charming small towns to explore

Cape Town Etc recommends 5 small towns to explore and 2 of the villages are within easy reach. Stanford and Rooiels are within Cape Whale Coast territory and easily accessed via the scenic Clarence Drive, or the farm stall rich N2. Continue reading  ...

Cape Whale Coast
22 Oct

Gansbaai 100 years old #Gansbaai100

On 21 October 1921 the first title deed for Gansbaai was registered, marking the official start of this coastal village. Activity in the region points to life prior this. The Danger Point Lighthouse is 120 years old while Gansbaai Primary established 115 years ago. Research has it that Erf 10 was the first property to be recorded on the Gansbaai property listing. Celebrating a century of development will be done with a programme that started with a walk from Gansbaai Tourism to the freshwater fountain in the new harbour. 52 people...

Cape Whale Coast
8 Oct

Good News for Overberg Rentals

Ciska de Vries, short-let rental agent for Seeff Hermanus said they are already about 85% booked out for December and January. “This year has been a surprise with bookings in Hermanus tripling, some homes have even quadrupled in booking conversions,” she added. She said further that guests have more downtime with extended school holidays and lockdown periods and guests have been eager for mini breakaways. 90% of bookings are local South Africans with only about 10% international, mostly from Europe and a few from the US. Prices have remained fairly flat with...