Cape Town, South Africa: 10 reasons why now is the perfect time to visit – (curated as of interest to Kogelberg biosphere and Cape Town).
On the site's 11 thrilling slides – some of them more than 300 yards long – you are accompanied by two guides who point out the endemic fynbos vegetation and the geology of the Kogelberg Biosphere, part of one of South Africa's eight World Heritage Sites.
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Rediscovering Cape Town's beauty – (curated as of interest to Kogelberg biosphere and Cape Town).
The mountains that form part of the Kogelberg Biosphere tower above; below the wind flicks foam across False Bay's waves as you scan it in hope of a whale. The biosphere lies within the southern stretch of the Hottentots Holland mountain range and has …
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Bombing Kogelberg – (curated as of interest to Kogelberg biosphere and Cape Town).
Hikers say they still find 90mm mortars on the slopes of the Kogelberg Biosphere Reserve on the eastern edge of False Bay, where a division of Armscor tested missiles until the early 1990s. The apartheid machinery also left behind a 2km strip of smooth …
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hidden beaches – (curated as of interest to Kogelberg biosphere and Cape Town).
One thing no local Capetonian would willingly tell you about our city, is that our summers can be painfully short. Right now it's mid-November and I'm snuggled up in two jerseys and the thought of a beach day is as far from my mind as a trip to space.
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