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Four South African beaches in Western Cape named among the world’s best for 2026 - TWO in CAPE TOWN
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June 17, 2026
Four South African beaches in the Western Cape have earned recognition among the globe’s most celebrated coastal destinations - and TWO are in CAPE TOWN!
The 2026 edition of Corona’s annual Beach 100 list highlights beaches that stand out for their natural beauty, distinctive character and strong connection to nature, and includes:
June 16, 2026
The Two Oceans Aquarium Foundation is proud to announce that two of its productions have been recognised at the 2026 International Tourism Film Festival Africa. Wild Waterfront received Gold, while Raggies: A Shark Release was awarded Silver in the Documentary TV and Web category. “It’s a privilege to tell the stories of a field I...
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June 11, 2026
Mayoral Committee Member for Community Services and Health, Councillor Francine Higham joined the Department along with the residents and the Princess Vlei Forum to officially open the new Princess Vlei trail. Construction on the R10,2 million circulatory trail started last year, and forms part of the City’s ongoing investment in accessible high-quality public open spaces....
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June 09, 2026
More than 95 schools across Cape Town have already been reached by the City’s water awareness programme in 2026, with learners at Kommetjie Primary School recently joining the growing number of young Capetonians learning about water conservation, climate resilience and the future of the City’s water supply.
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June 08, 2026
Cape Town’s 'most worth it' attraction, makes it to number 16 on the Global Experience List, a global analysis of over three million traveller reviews by InsureandGo. There’s no shortage of “must-do” lists when you land in Cape Town. Scroll TikTok, and your itinerary has 47 stops, three outfit changes and a sunrise hike. ...
June 05, 2026
A thriving pink meanie jelly (Drymonema sp.) is currently on exhibit in the Aquarium's Jelly Gallery, captivating visitors with its striking appearance and impressive size. “This remarkable individual has flourished in the Jelly Gallery, with a bell diameter of 20cm, and tentacles extending more than three metres in length. Although they are native to South African...
June 04, 2026
Table Mountain National Park has introduced winter operating hours for several popular attractions. As Cape Town settles into winter and daylight hours become shorter, visitors are being encouraged to plan ahead before going to some of the most popular outdoor attractions.
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June 03, 2026
The vision of retired SA Navy (SAN) admiral Arne Söderlund to establish the Submarine Museum SAS Assegaai on the grounds of the SA Naval Museum in Simon’s Town is noted with appreciation in the latest Naval Heritage Trust of SA (NHTSA) annual report.
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May 28, 2026
THE BIG ISSUE #350 is available right now from your favourite vendor and the featured vendor artist once again is the ever popular Solomon Masosa, with a work titled "The Lion of Judah". The Lion of Judah is no doubt roaring its congratulations to THE BIG ISSUE as this #350 Edition marks their 30 YEARS...
May 24, 2026
Bulbs of the Fynbos, by John Manning & Dee Snijman, features 345 of the region’s more common, showy and unusual species, representing the full diversity found in the he Cape Floristic Region. Bulbous plants produce some of the most striking natural floral displays and are among the crowning glories of Cape fynbos. ...
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