Podcasts about Garden Route

Hosted by Dr. Jacinta Delhaize, Dr. Tshiamiso Makwela & Dr. Daniel Cunnama. The band is back together! In this episode Jacinta, Tshia and Dan sit together in the cupboard once again to catch up and to reflect on Season 5.   Dan discusses his travels to Ethiopia while Tshia regales us with tales of her VIP treatment on her visit to China. Jacinta impresses with her carbon conscious travels to the Garden Route. During the episode the hosts discuss their favorite episodes from the season as well as some exciting news on what we can expect from the upcoming season 6.   From The Cosmic Savannah team we would just like to thank all of our amazing guests that have appeared on Season 5 for their time and for telling us about the amazing work they all do. The Cosmic Savannah Team also want's to give a huge thanks to all of the volunteers that make this podcast possible! Join us for this relaxed and entertaining episode of The Cosmic Savannah.   We've added a new way to donate to 365 Days of Astronomy to support editing, hosting, and production costs.  Just visit: https://www.patreon.com/365DaysOfAstronomy and donate as much as you can! Share the podcast with your friends and send the Patreon link to them too!  Every bit helps! Thank you! ------------------------------------ Do go visit http://www.redbubble.com/people/CosmoQuestX/shop for cool Astronomy Cast and CosmoQuest t-shirts, coffee mugs and other awesomeness! http://cosmoquest.org/Donate This show is made possible through your donations.  Thank you! (Haven't donated? It's not too late! Just click!) ------------------------------------ The 365 Days of Astronomy Podcast is produced by the Planetary Science Institute. http://www.psi.edu Visit us on the web at 365DaysOfAstronomy.org or email us at info@365DaysOfAstronomy.org.

Two men accused of the murder of alleged Western Cape underworld figure and businessman, Mark Lifman, have made a brief appearance at the George Magistrate's Court. Lifman was gunned down in the parking lot of the Garden Route mall in November while on trial with several co-accused including alleged gang boss Jerome Booysen, on a raft of charges. He was scheduled to appear in the High Court the next day on charges relating to the murder of steroid smuggler, Brian Wainstein. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC Reporter, SABC reporter, Tanya Krause

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Witsand, known for its fynbos, whale watching, and flatwater kiting spots, has become one of the first towns to adopt Bitcoin for everyday transactions. In this town, residents and visitors can buy petrol, groceries, surf lessons, and more using Bitcoin. This trend is growing along the Garden Route, particularly in Plettenberg Bay. In an interview with Biznews, Witsand resident Eldry Hill explained that this shift is a response to the significant depreciation of the rand against the dollar, providing a hedge against South Africa's monetary policy. Hill noted that Bitcoin is particularly suited for individuals in South Africa who are considered unbankable, as it does not require a traditional bank account and allows people to earn Bitcoin through work. Early adopters in Africa, she said, can benefit from Bitcoin's scarcity and it is an attraction for tourists from the Bitcoin community.

Knysna, the jewel of South Africa’s Garden Route, is a destination that seamlessly blends adventure, relaxation, and luxury. Africa Melane speaks to the General Manager of Turbine Boutique Hotel and Spa, Kate Christie who shares why this is one of the most cherished destinations along the Garden Route.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

CapeTalk’s Sara-Jayne Makwala King (in for Clarence Ford on Views and News) is joined by Priyanka Naidoo, Eco Explorer to talk about a warning issued to Garden Route beach goers to keep an eye out for sea snakes and pufferfish that are washing up. Both species are dangerous and should not be touched or handled.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to the first TSORR Radio Show for 2025.  S8E1 went out live from Benoni in Gauteng for the last time at 19h00 on 2 Jan 2025.  As of next week, we will be LIVE from the Garden Route in the Western Cape.  The Story of Rock and Roll is blowing this paddy and moving to the coast.  Great things are planned for 2025 so please keep listening and spread the word.   This show was all about moving on, heading south, hitting the highway, living at the coast, going through changes, that sort of thing.   Artists featured:  Thin Lizzy, Great White, Dire Straits, Danko Jones, Boston, Deep Purple, Greta Van Fleet, Saxon, Judas Priest, Volbeat, Little Steven, Megadeth, Hell Fire, David Lee Roth,, Sammy Hagar, Joe Bonamassa, Rory Gallagher, David Bowie, Sheryl Crow, The Dead Daisies, Girish & the Chronicles, BlackØwl, Supertramp, The Jam, The Clash, Five Finger Death Punch, Creed, The Doors, The Eagles, David Gilmore, Bruce Springsteen, Valiant Swart, Piet Botha, Johnathan Martin, Black Label Society, The Color Blu, Deangersmith.  The Story of Rock and Roll. TSORR - Your one-stop shop for Rock

Die polisie het bevestig dat een van die mans wat met die moord op die bendebaas Mark Lifman verbind word, 'n lid van die polisie se spesiale taakspan was. Johannes Hendrick Jacobs en Gert Johannes Bezuidenhout het vlugtig in die George-landdroshof verskyn op aanklagte van moord met voorbedagte rade. Die 57-jarige Lifman is Sondag by die Garden Route-winkelsentrum doodgeskiet. Die Wes-Kaapse polisiekommissaris, Thembisile Patekile, sê nog arrestasies is moontlik aangesien die ondersoek voortduur:

What makes a wedding photographer stand out from the competition? For South African-based wedding photographer Ruan Redelinghuys, it's not just capturing stunning images but his unique approach to creating emotional connections. From intimate ceremonies in the wild to adding a personal touch with audio recordings, Ruan has built a career that sets him apart. About Ruan: I am a South African wedding photographer based in the Garden Route of South Africa, and I get to experience and see some incredible moments in this beautiful country. It is amazing to have clients trust you with these important events in their lives and then to share these experiences with them. I'm married to a talented creative genius, dad to a little rock-star and most days you'll find me and our Scotty either in the office finalising projects or in the garden chasing anything that moves. Links: Facebook: @RuanRedelinghuysPhotography Instagram: @ruanredelinghuys Youtube: @RuanRedelinghuys Pinterest: @rredelinghuys Get Narrative Select for Free: https://narrative.so/select

Bucket List Episode: The Garden Route of South Africa, by Rose Kilian Hi there, I'm Rose Kilian, and I'm thrilled to share the magic of the Garden Route in South Africa, a place that has been my home and my heart. Growing up here was a dream, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and a rich tapestry of experiences. Whether you're planning a visit or just curious, I'm excited to take you on a journey through this enchanting region.   The Garden Route stretches along the southern coast of South Africa, from Knysna in the Western Cape to Storms River in the Eastern Cape. This coastal corridor is renowned for its diverse ecosystems, pristine beaches, and charming towns. It's a paradise for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those seeking a peaceful retreat.   We are starting our journey in Plettenberg Bay, or 'Plett' as the locals call it. Plett is known for its golden beaches, perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and water sports. Visit Robberg Nature Reserve for breathtaking hiking trails and see seals and dolphins. The beaches here, like Lookout Beach and Keurbooms Beach, are best for unwinding and soaking in the sun.   Next, we head to Knysna, one of my absolute favorite spots. Nestled between the Outeniqua Mountains and the Indian Ocean, Knysna is famous for its lagoon and the iconic Knysna Heads. Take a cruise on the lagoon, visit the Knysna Elephant Park, or explore the lush Knysna Forest. The forest is magical, with ancient trees and the possibility of spotting the elusive Knysna Loerie bird.   Don't overlook Sedgefield, a quieter town that's perfect for relaxing. The Saturday Wild Oats Community Farmers' Market is a local favorite, offering fresh produce, homemade goods, and crafts. The surrounding lakes and beaches are serene and ideal for a peaceful retreat.   Wilderness is another gem along the Garden Route. This small town is surrounded by rivers, lakes, and forests, perfect for outdoor activities like hiking, canoeing, and bird-watching. The Map of Africa viewpoint offers panoramic views of the landscape that resembles the continent of Africa, a sight you won't want to miss.   Finally, George is the largest town on the Garden Route and an excellent base for exploring the region. It has a rich history, beautiful botanical gardens, and excellent golf courses. The Outeniqua Transport Museum is a fascinating stop for train enthusiasts.   For something a bit different, head inland to Oudtshoorn, the world's ostrich capital. The Cango Caves, with their impressive limestone formations, are another highlight. These caves are among the largest in Africa and offer guided tours through their vast chambers.   The Garden Route is not just a destination; it's an experience that stays with you. There's something for everyone, from its diverse landscapes to its vibrant communities. Whether hiking through ancient forests, lounging on pristine beaches, or savoring local cuisine, the Garden Route offers endless adventures and memories.   Thank you for joining me on this journey. I hope you can visit and create your own unforgettable experiences in this beautiful part of the world. Safe travels, and enjoy every moment in the Garden Route of South Africa!   Connect with Dr. Travelbest 5 Steps to Solo Travel website Dr. Mary Travelbest X Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Page Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Group Dr. Mary Travelbest Instagram Dr. Mary Travelbest Podcast Dr. Travelbest on TikTok Dr.Travelbest onYouTube In the news  

"Join our fitness presenter, Liezel van der Westhuizen, as she explores the Glacier Storms River Traverse. The beautiful and untouched gem of the Garden Route hosted riders on this 3-day mountain bike stage ride this past weekend . Discover how this unique event supports community upliftment in Storms River Village and learn about the positive impact of fitness events on local communities. Explore the importance of choosing events that give back and leave a lasting impact.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of "Sleepless in Singapore," I take you on a journey to South Africa with my adventurous friend Hatim. Our escapade begins in Cape Town, where we accidentally dine and dash on our first night, only to return and pay, much to the relief of the waitstaff. The next day, we explore the stunning Cape Point, marvel at the powerful ocean, and visit an ostrich farm (sadly without Marty), where we feed the birds and take countless photos. Our adventure continues with a visit to the South African Penguins, an evening at a sushi bar, and a trip to the vibrant Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. The following days are a whirlwind of experiences: from an insightful slum tour to the breathtaking Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, where we admire unique African flora. We indulge in ice cream at Tapi Tapi, enjoy a dramatic drive through the mountains to a secluded Airbnb, and savor a traditional braai under a starlit sky. Our journey wraps up with a visit to Stellenbosch's wineries, a Segway tour, and a final night of local food and dance in Cape Town.

Join Neil and Alpa on the TECL Podcast as they dive into the vibrant and diverse world of Offbeat South Africa. From the rich culture and delectable cuisine to the stunning landscapes of Cape Town and the picturesque Garden Route, this episode explores the hidden gems and unique experiences that make South Africa a must-visit destination. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or planning your first trip, Neil and Alpa's insights and anecdotes will inspire your next adventure. Don't miss out on this exciting journey through one of the most beautiful and dynamic countries in the world!If you like this episode, check out our other interesting episodes on:⚠️

Join Neil and Alpa on the TECL Podcast as they dive into the vibrant and diverse world of Offbeat South Africa. From the rich culture and delectable cuisine to the stunning landscapes of Cape Town and the picturesque Garden Route, this episode explores the hidden gems and unique experiences that make South Africa a must-visit destination. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or planning your first trip, Neil and Alpa's insights and anecdotes will inspire your next adventure. Don't miss out on this exciting journey through one of the most beautiful and dynamic countries in the world!If you like this episode, check out our other interesting episodes on:⚠️

Wayne Howarth, head guide at Kariega Game Reserve at Eastern Cape, South Africa, talks with David Cogswell of Insider Travel Report about its location along the coast and near the Garden Route, noted for being a malaria-free area, particularly attractive for families and tourists. Howarth describes the lodge's various accommodations, including a five-star product and family-friendly options. He also highlights the region's conservation efforts, including the rewilding of farmland and the establishment of breeding programs for animals like cheetahs. For more information, visit www.kariega.co.za.  No time to watch this video? Listen to the audio podcast with the same title, available on Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Listen Notes, Podchaser, TuneIn + Alexa, Podbean, iHeartRadio, Google,Amazon Music/AudibleDeezer, Podcast Addict, and iTunes Apple Podcasts, which supports Overcast, Pocket Cast, Castro and Castbox.  

Phillip Rendel | Owner at Where it All Began Although South African winters are relatively mild, temperatures in parts of the country can drop below zero degrees Celsius during winter. Fortunately, you can still wear shorts and hit the beach in many parts of South Africa during its dry winters. If you are looking to travel in South Africa during winter but want to be in a warm place, consider these travel destinations in South Africa that have warm weather in winter (May to August).  As the cold sets in, many travellers seek refuge in South African destinations offering mild temperatures and sunny skies. From coastal retreats to inland havens, discover the top cities renowned for their delightful winter climates. Richards Bay, KwaZulu-Natal Known for its stunning beaches, rich cultural heritage, and thriving industrial sector, Richards Bay offers visitors a unique blend of natural beauty and urban charm. Durban's subtropical climate makes it deserves a feature on this list of warm winter locations in South Africa Just 180km from here (about a 2-hour drive), is South Africa's popular Garden Route where you'll find Tsitsikamma National Park – that's where the dark water of Storms River meets the Atlantic Ocean. A must visit!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

EWN Reporter Ntuthuzelo Nene is in the Garden Route covering the elections in the region and spoke to Lester Kiewit about the turnout ahead of polls opening at 7am. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fasten your seatbelts, fellow travelers! In this 5-minute travel tip episode, Neil shares a travel hack to conquer jet lag for longer flights. With straightforward yet potent techniques, he'll guide you to bid farewell to exhaustion and stay fresh at your destination. Are you ready to unlock these game-changing tips? Tune in now and prepare to soar above jet lag like a seasoned pro!If you like this episode, check out our other interesting episodes on Tails & Trails: Exploring Pet-Friendly Countries, 5 Cat Kingdoms For Your Next Destination, Why is the Garden Route in South Africa so famous? and much more!Get in touch with the host on his socials - Neil Patil: Twitter, Instagram and LinkedinBook your holidays here at https://www.veenaworld.com/Catch the latest episode on your preferred podcast listening platform -Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, JioSaavn and Wynk. 

Join Neil Patil on this week's episode of "5 Min Travel Tip" as he shares a thought-provoking perspective on gifting. Can you give the gift of travel to your loved ones? Let's explore and discover how traveling is more than just about seeing new places—it's also about sharing experiences with those closest to us. Whether you're a working professional or someone in their retirement, this episode will leave you inspired to gift the joy of travel to those you hold dear.If you like this episode, check out our other interesting episodes on Tails & Trails: Exploring Pet-Friendly Countries, 5 Cat Kingdoms For Your Next Destination, Why is the Garden Route in South Africa so famous? and much more!Get in touch with the host on his socials - Neil Patil: Twitter, Instagram and LinkedinBook your holidays here at https://www.veenaworld.com/Catch the latest episode on your preferred podcast listening platform -Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, JioSaavn and Wynk. 

Pet owners often come across difficulties while choosing a location to visit with their pets. Well, we got you covered. Join Neil as he uncovers the most welcoming destinations for all your furry, feathered, and scaled friends. From dog-friendly beaches to cat-loving cafes and everything in between, now you and your pet can have great time on unforgettable journeys together across the world.If you like this episode, check out our other interesting episodes on 5 Cat Kingdoms For Your Next Destination, Why is the Garden Route in South Africa so famous? and much more!Get in touch with our host on his socials - Neil Patil: Twitter, Instagram and LinkedinBook your holidays here at https://www.veenaworld.com/Don't miss the latest episode by following us on your preferred podcast listening platform -Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, JioSaavn and Wynk. 

Got a cat but don't know where to travel? Well, we've got you covered. Step into a world where cats call the shots! From the sandy shores of Ainoshima to the historic British Museum in London, Neil shares an intriguing travel tip to go on cat-filled adventures! Tune in for tales of whiskered wonders and discover your next travel destination!If you like this episode, check out our other interesting episodes on Why is the Garden Route in South Africa so famous?, Frustrations at the airport! How to overcome them? and much more!Get in touch with our host on his socials - Neil Patil: Twitter, Instagram and LinkedinBook your holidays here at https://www.veenaworld.com/Don't miss the latest episode by following us on your preferred podcast listening platform -Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, JioSaavn and Wynk. 

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Join us on a thrilling journey through the heart of Africa in this episode of Misadventures of a Sneaker. Our amazing guest for this episode, Anagha Deshpande, takes us on a vivid expedition, painting a vibrant picture of her unforgettable vacation filled with diverse experiences across Tanzania and South Africa. Beginning in Tanzania, Anagha embarked on an awe-inspiring safari adventure, exploring the iconic Ngorongoro, Serengeti, and Tarangire National Parks. With each safari drive, they encountered a mesmerizing array of wildlife, from majestic lions and elusive leopards to graceful giraffes, zebras and herds of elephants. Next stop: Zanzibar. The couple started with a heritage tour of the UNESCO certified Stonetown of Zanzibar and then headed straight to the white sand beaches of this enchanting island paradise. But the adventure didn't stop there. Venturing further south, Anagha and her husband explored the captivating city of Cape Town, where they embarked on a scenic road trip along the famed Garden Route. From Mossel Bay and Oudtshoorn and the gorgeous sunset at the Cape of Good Hope – it was a breathtaking drive. The journey reached its climax at the southernmost tip of Africa, L'Agulhas, where they witnessed the dramatic meeting of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans – a memory of a lifetime! Through Anagha's captivating storytelling and vivid descriptions, we invite you to join us on this unforgettable African adventure, where every moment was filled with awe, wonder, and the spirit of exploration. Tune in and let your imagination run wild as we traverse the wilds of Africa together. Don't miss the blog for this episode as we bring you the captivating stories, photographs and lots of recommendations from our guest Anagha. Subscribe now and embark on this immersive adventure with us. & don't forget to follow our Instagram page as well – we put out lots of travel hacks, tips, reels and videos just for you. To support our team and donate generously, please click here Like our work? Follow, Like & Subscribe to our podcast from wherever you are listening in. We would also love to hear from you, so do write to us at: Email: misadventuresofasneaker@gmail.com Instagram: @misadventuresofasneaker Blog: misadventuresofasneaker.substack.com -----------------------------------------------------------  Kirti's Madhya Pradesh expedition episode Rohan's chilling Tirthan trails episode Anagha's Instagram profile

The jump for me was a leap into the unknown, a realization best described in the words of Will Smith: 'the best things in life are on the other side of fear'. Let's today figure why South Afica's Garden Route is so famous?How many countries have you been to? Play the game today: Click HereHost: Neil Patil from Veena World

The jump for me was a leap into the unknown, a realization best described in the words of Will Smith: 'the best things in life are on the other side of fear'. Let's today figure why South Afica's Garden Route is so famous?How many countries have you been to? Play the game today: Click HereHost: Neil Patil from Veena World

| KOGNITIVE KOALITION - Deeper Smalltalk, Kultur, Satire, Kommentare & Musik. | FOLGE 57 - Die persönlichste Folge | THEMEN: Neujahr, Südafrika, Afrika, Kapstadt, Johannesburg, Garden Route, Kruger Nationalpark, Tafelberg, Apartheid, Nelson Mandela, Rainbow Nation, Wüste, Safari, Afrobeat, Dreadlocks, Black Lives Matter, Karneval, Swahili, African American Studies, Postkolonialismus, Antirassismus, Empowerment, Afro-deutsche Kultur, Diaspora, Identität, Rassismus, Diskriminierung, Integration, Vielfalt | QUKSER: www.Instagram.com/Qukser, www.twitter.com/Qukser | TIM: www.Instagram.com/amadois_ , www.twitter.com/Tim_k_K

The Tsitsikikamma community, along the Garden Route, remains in limbo over the future of some Grade 10 learners in the area. Two weeks since the re-opening of the new school year, some learners are said to be stuck at home as their parents cannot afford to pay for scholar transport to schools situated at nearby towns, which stand 70 to 80km away. Allegations are that Tsitsikamma Primary School was to be converted to a high school in order to accommodate the community but plans in this regard did not materialise. For a look at the state of education in the Eastern Cape province, Sakina Kamwendo spoke to SABC reporters, Lwando Nomoyi and Abongile Jantlies, as well as spokesperson for the Eastern Cape Department of Basic Education, Malibongwe Mtima.

Today's episode is with Johan Meyer (also known as Stompie) from Mother Rock and J.H. Meyer Signature Wines based in the Swartland, South Africa. If you're privy to the natural wine scene in the Cape, you'll know these labels without a doubt. I often hear people say that there are three guys that really put natural wine on the map in South Africa and that is Johan Meyer, Jurgen Gouws of Intellego (there's an episode with him a few back) and Craig Hawkins of Lammershoek and Testalonga. In this episode, you'll hear how Stompie got into natural wine, and how it wasn't always what he did. At the beginning, he was working for a big commercial winery called Sutter Home – you might have heard of it – out in California. After another stint at a smaller winery in New Zealand, plus a transformative experience at Matassa in Southern France – a natural wine project started by Tom Lubbe, a New Zealander who grew up in South Africa South – Stompie returned home determined to do his own thing. He shares how the Swartland Revolution which took place around 2010 helped pave the way for newcomers like himself, and how at that time, there was a huge gap in the market for affordable natural wine made at scale. Enter: Mother Rock Wines.  That is all part 1 of my conversation with Stompie. In Part 2, we talk more about the wines, including his 'Brutal!' series, which is a natural wine “club” of sorts, to which Stompie was the first South African producer ever invited. You'll also hear about the new wine of origin appellation that he has established at his high elevation home on the Piketberg Mountain, about two and a half hours north of Cape Town. Plus, stick around for the end of part 2 where you'll hear why Stompie is called Stompie. To begin the story, we need to go all the way back to Stompie's childhood in the Garden Route, where the dominant type of farming was not of grapes, but of cows...     Hosted by Charlotte Alsaadi. Special thanks to SNACKTIME for the music!  Vine Street Imports Instagram  |  Website    

Get set for an exhilarating journey through South Africa's most awe-inspiring landscapes, as Andrei Von Ketz,  director at Drive South Africa Car Rental Company, takes us on a virtual road trip.We first cover the Cape Town area, from the haunting echoes of Nelson Mandela's imprisonment at Robben Island to the vibrant Victoria & Albert Waterfront, home to the largest museum of contemporary African art. We visit the colorful Bo-Kaap neighborhood, and the District Six Museum, a stark reminder of apartheid's brutal past. This journey culminates at the Cape of Good Hope, the junction of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.Then we focus on some of South Africa's best drives, including the renowned Garden Route and offbeat Route 62 through the Karoo region. Andrei, our steadfast guide, recounts his memorable family road trip during the COVID-19 pandemic. So tune in, get inspired, and gear up to hit the open road in South Africa!_____Andrei Von Ketz, lives in South Africa and is director at Drive South Africa Car Rental Company, and loves to hit the road._____Podcast host Lea Lane blogs at forbes.com, has traveled to over 100 countries, and  has written nine books, including the award-winning Places I Remember  (Kirkus Reviews star rating, and  'one of the top 100 Indie books of  the year). She has contributed to many guidebooks and has written thousands of travel articles. Contact Lea- she loves hearing from you!  @lealane on Twitter; PlacesIRememberLeaLane on Insta; Places I Remember with Lea Lane on Facebook; Website: placesirememberlealane.com.  New episodes drop on the first Tuesday of the month, wherever you listen. Please consider sharing, following, rating and reviewing this award-winning travel podcast.

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The storm surge that battered South Africa's coastal towns - leaving death and destruction in its wake - was the worst in 20 years. That is according to Gerhard Otto, the Head of the Disaster Management Centre of the Garden Route. He speaks to BizNews after a stormy weekend in which freak waves crossed roads in tsunami-like fashion to flood restaurants, homes and parking lots. He reveals the extent of the damage to infrastructure - and says that longer term repair work could take between six months and a year. He lists the factors that combine to form “perfect storms; explain why they could get even bigger in future - and appeals to the public to heed storm surge warnings. - Chris Steyn

Join us for a very special podcast as Travel Departments expert guide Getie takes us on a tour of Cape Town, the Garden Route & Winelands. Listen in and find out why you need to tick this magnificent country off your bucket list. https://www.traveldepartment.com/holiday/cape-town-the-garden-route-safari https://www.traveldepartment.com/holiday/cape-town-the-garden-route-winelands-solo-traveller

Guest: Anton Bredell is Environmental Affairs and Development Planning MEC and he joins John to discuss The Western Cape Government 15-year water resilience strategy that is to be presented at the Water Indaba this week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Flashback Friday. Join me in this episode of The Radio Vagabond, where I drive the Garden Route east of Cape Town, South Africa – and visit the famous Ronnie's Sex Shop. This one was first released in June 2020.

Velkommen til Flashback fredag. Tag med når jeg er på en køretur på Garden Route øst for Cape Town i Sydafrika – og besøger den berømteRonnies Sex Shop. Denne episode blev udgivet første gang i juni 2020.

Welcome to Flashback Friday. Join me in this episode of The Radio Vagabond, where start my road trip from Cape Town to Johannesburg in South Africa. This one was first released in June 2020.

Velkommen til Flashback fredag. Tag med når jeg er i gang med en roadtrip fra Cape Town til Johannesburg i Sydafrika. Denne episode blev udgivet første gang i juni 2020.

If you are a regular listener you are going to realize that this episode is a little different! First of all it is not edited at all and there isn't even music or show notes for this episode. So why? I really wanted to create a little 2022 travel reflections and 2023 travel intentions episode and to release it just before the new year so that hopefully you will be inspired for your travel! I normally record my podcasts in advance especially when traveling, but I wanted to record this close to release because I knew that many of our reflections and favorites would be from my travel right at the end of the year and I wanted to make sure that they would be in the running but the tradeoff is that I cannot edit it as I normally would. At the time of recording this introduction, we have two of our 4 Africa trips. We said goodbye to our Botswana one folks and tomorrow we welcome our Garden Route travelers and after that, we'll have one more Botswana trip before heading home. IIn this episode, Colleen Patrick-Goudreau and her husband David Goudreau are my guests and they will share their 2022 travel reflections and 2023 travel intentions.I do want take this time to thank you, the listeners who have been listening in to this podcast in 2022! I am so grateful to every single one of you who has listened to an episode, subscribed or shared the podcast with people they know. I am so grateful to you! The World Vegan Travel team wish you an amazing 2023! Thank you!

Bringing the World to the Masses Today we're speaking to the man behind the YouTube channel "Geography Now". It's a fun and informative destination for anyone interested in learning about the countries and territories of the world. The channel has a large and dedicated following with over 3 million subscribers and 400 million views. Each episode of "Geography Now" focuses on a specific country, providing an in-depth look at its culture, history, geography, and relationship with other countries. Paul Barbado aka Barbs started with Afghanistan and is getting closer to the last country, Zimbabwe. Making Geography Fun and Accessible for All Its approachable and entertaining style sets "Geography Now" apart from other educational channels. Paul's enthusiasm for his subject is infectious, and he presents complex information in a way that is both engaging and easy to understand. His use of humour and pop culture references adds an element of fun to the learning experience, making it a hit with viewers of all ages. In addition to its main series, "Geography Now" also offers bonus episodes on various topics, such as the geography of food, flags, or the history of cartography. These episodes provide a deeper look at specific aspects of geography and allow Paul and his team to delve into more specialized subjects. Overall, "Geography Now" is a valuable resource for anyone looking to learn more about the diverse and fascinating countries of the world. Whether you're a student, a teacher, or just someone with a love of geography, this channel has something to offer. The future for Paul Barbado Paul is getting closer to the last country, Zimbabwe, and he says that once he's there, he wants to travel and see the world. “Honestly, I want to take a break. I've been talking about the world for about eight years, and it's probably going to be nine or ten years by the time I'm done. Yeah, I want to take a break and see it. I've been talking about the world for so long; it's about time to go out and actually see it. He also says that he wants to do travel videos from his trips. And I do believe that he's already kind of doing it. He started doing episodes that he calls “GEO GO”, and since I met him, he actually did one from Armenia. These are also incredible. Email from a listener I have received an email from Spanish Berte, who wanted to let me know that my episodes from Cape Town and The Garden Route inspired her and her boyfriend. She writes: Hi Palle,  Don't ask how we found your podcast, but we did "just in time" as we (my boyfriend and me) are "finishing" a two-month Cape Town stay (working and exploring the city and surroundings) with three days on Garden Route from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth and back.  Just letting you know that I LOVE your podcast as it was just a "copy-paste" of your trip of tons of moments that we lived in the last 2,5 months.  I would be more than excited to hear from you.  Have a good one,  Cheers,  Berte Thanks, Berte. I'm glad to hear from you and super-stoked that you were inspired. If you also want to drop me a line, please do. Go to theradiovagabond.com/contact and see how. Next Episode from Armenia We have one more interview episode from Armenia coming up in a few days. That one is with a remarkable traveller. And I don't think I'm offending any of my other guests by saying that I've saved the best for last. In fact, I'm sure they'd all agree. Tony Giles is very well-travelled – he'd been to 128 UN Nations when I met him in October, but that's not what makes him unique. He's 100% blind and 80% deaf on both ears. But that doesn't stop him from seeing the world, travelling solo. Hear why he does that and how it's possible. You will be blown away. My name is Palle Bo. See you.

Bringer verden til masserne I dag møder vi manden bag YouTube kanalen "Geography Now". Det er en sjov og vildt informativ kanal for alle, der gerne vil lære noget om lande rundt omkring i verden. Kanalen er kæmpestor og har mere en 3 millioner subscribere og mere end 400 millioner visninger. Hver episode af "Geography Now" fokuserer på et specifikt land, og går i dybden med dets kultur, historie, geografi og forhold til andre lande. Paul startede med Afghanistan og er tæt på at nå det sidste land Zimbabwe. Gør geografi-undervisning sjov og tilgængelig for alle Noget af det, der gør "Geography Now" anderledes end andre kanaler, der lærer om geografi, er den nærværende og underholdende stil. Pauls begejstring for geografi skinner igennem og smitter os, der sidder på den anden side af skærmen. Han præsenterer kompleks information på en måde, der drager os ind og er let at forstå. Han bruger humor og referencer til popkultur, hvilket er med til at gøre kanalen et hit for følgere i alle aldre. Ud over lande-episoderne i ”Geography Now”, kan man også se en masse bonusepisoder med forskellige emner. Om mad, historie, kort og flag. Her dykker Paul og hans team mere i dybden. Alt i alt er "Geography Now" en fantastisk kanal for alle, der vil lære noget om spændende ting om alle lande i verden. Uanset om man er studerende, lærer eller bare en, der er lidt af en geografi-nørd som mig, så har kanalen meget at byde på. Fremtiden for Paul Barbado Paul er tæt på at lave videoen for det sidste land, Zimbabwe, og han fortæller, at han så vil til at rejse mere og se verden. ”Helt ærlig, så vil jeg tage en pause. Jeg har snakket om verden i omkring otte år, og det vil nok være ni-ti år inden jeg er færdig. Ja, jeg vil tage en pause og se verden. Jeg har snakket om den så længe, så nu er det på tide, at jeg rent faktisk ser den.” Han fortæller også, at han nok vil til at lave rejsevideoer fra sine ture. Og jeg har på fornemmelsen, at han er allerede tyvstartet. Han laver nu en serie på kanalen, som han kalder ”GEO GO”, og siden jeg mødte ham, har han faktisk lavet en video fra Armenien. Også disse videoer er fantastiske. E-mail fra en lytter Denne kommer fra spanske Berte, som ville fortælle mig, at hun og hendes kæreste blev inspireret af mine episoder fra Cape Town og Garden Route. Hun skriver: Hej Palle, Spørg mig ikke, hvordan vi fandt din podcast, men vi gjorde det i tide inden vi (min kæreste og jeg) var ved at afslutte et to måneders ophold i Cape Town, hvor vi arbejdede og udforskede byen og omgivelserne, inden vi tog på en tredages køretur fra Cape Town til Port Elizabeth og tilbage. Jeg vil bare fortælle dig, at jeg ELSKER din podcast og det var en ren "copy-paste" af din tur med tonsvis af oplevelser i de seneste 2,5 måned. Jeg vil blive glad for at høre fra dig. Hav en fortsat god dag, Berte Mange tak Berte. Fedt at høre fra dig og jeg er glad for at I blev inspireret. Hvis du også vil sende mig en e-mail, så må du meget gerne. Gå til Radiovagabond.dk/kontakt og se, hvordan du gør. Næste episode fra Armenien Vi har en enkelt episode mere fra Armenien, som kommer om et par dage. Og den er med en helt ekstraordinær rejsende. Jeg tror ikke, jeg fornærmer nogen af de andre gæster ved at sige, at jeg har gemt den bedste til sidst. Faktisk er jeg sikker på, at de alle vil være enige med mig. Tony Giles er meget berejst – han har været i 128 FN-Nationer, da jeg mødte ham i oktober. Men det er ikke det, der gør ham speciel. Han er 100% blind og 80% døv på begge ører. Det er dog ikke noget, der stopper ham i at se verden, mens han rejser alene. Hør hvad han får ud af det og om, hvordan det i det hele taget er muligt. Det er en vild historie. Mit navn er Palle Bo. Vi ses.

We're joined by Fionnuala Jones again this week, and she's brought a whole island's worth of trashy Pokémon with her. (And, weirdly, we're not talking about the islands of Ireland, Cork, or Bainbridge.) Meanwhile, the boys have found their way to a new island themselves—Ula'ula Island—where they face an ass-backward “Kantonian-style” gym, dodge golf balls on the side of a mountain, and encounter the most punchable face this side of the Festival Plaza. And what do they have to show for it? Well, a lovely home in Dublin and a budding romance with Jude Law, hopefully.

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On this episode Brian is joined by Chad from South African desert rock band Betty's Nuklear.Betty's Nuklear is an alternative desert rock band from the Garden Route, South Africa. Putting their energy, sweat and passion into creating a show you won't forget.The vast mash-up of influences are insane and range from a touch of jazz and progressive metal in the rhythm section with Shane Carew on the drums. Accompanied by the hard-hitting bassist from the north, Anthonie Botha. Who brings more of a blues rock feel to the cauldron. The hard riffs are provided to you by Dean Clark, with a hard rock/pop influence and a commendable skill in the theoretical world we bring you, our sound! Frontman and lyricists Chad Abnett derives his influence from a wide range of eras but always stays true to the classic rock tone and progressive/ambient melodies that allows you to be immersed by the music.Betty's Nuklear is officially taking the next step in exposing its true intentions to the world...They present their first EP titled: "Rise Betty Rise"Betty is now safe and sound. She is ready for us to show her the ways of her antecedents, she steps into the worlds that we know and has a gander at our viewpoint, and so it begins... Rise Betty Rise.Just as we exposed Betty to our sound, we now aim for you. Within "Rise Betty Rise" you will find Betty's Nuklear unpacking their adventures into a legion of sound.Tune in to hear all about:The EP "Rise Betty Rise" and how they came up with the concept of a super band travelling through space to different planets and find out who Betty is.The history of the Betty's Nuklear.How they seized the opportunity to create a music scene in their home area of the Garden Route.Future plans and much much more.Find Betty's Nuklear here:https://www.facebook.com/bettysnuklearhttps://www.instagram.com/bettys_nuklear_band/https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=betty%27s+nuklearhttps://ditto.fm/rise-betty-riseFind CTMU here:https://linktr.ee/ConcertsthatmadeusNewsletter: https://concertsthatmadeus.aweb.page/p/f065707b-2e34-4268-8e73-94f12bd2e938If you would like to support the show you can do so by rating/reviewing us on Itunes and Spotify or by signing up at https://www.patreon.com/ConcertsthatmadeusSave 10% on Band Builder Academy membership by following this link https://bandbuilderacademy.com/Brian_Concerts/join and using promo code "concerts" at signup. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/concerts-that-made-us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2018 hat ein Waldbrand viele Riesenbäume im Garden Route Nationalpark in Südafrika zerstört. Freiwillige und Naturschützer pflanzen nun hunderte kleine Bäume neu. Durch den Klimawandel steigt die Waldbrandgefahr in der Region aber weiter.

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Host Dominik Hoffmann spricht in drei Ausgaben mit Stephan Gotta von South African Tourism und mit dem für Südafrika zuständigen FTI Kollegen André Thomas. Die Themen: In Kapstadt geboren; 50-mal zum Tafelberg hinauf; Lieber 3 als 2 Wochen einplanen; Johannesburg – The Melting Pot wird unterschätzt; Herzlichkeit der Südafrikaner begeistert; Mit dem Mietwagen der Garden Route entlang; Beste Reisezeit; Die Vorzüge von Guest Houses; Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis Dir stehen folgende Informationsquellen und Kontaktmöglichkeiten zur Verfügung: https://www.fti.de/service/reisehinweise.html https://www.fti.de/blog/reiseberichte-und-tipps/expertentipps/urlaub-corona-einreisebestimmungen/ Schreib uns deine Fragen, Reiseerlebnisse und Reisetipps an gluecksmomente@fti.de

Vanessa has been a guesthouse owner for the past 5 years.  This followed her work as an English Second Language teacher for teenagers for more than a decade. Vanessa started the IF lifestyle in November 2019 and began her AF journey during the first lockdown in SA in March 2020.  Vanessa likes to write poetry, cook, read, walk with her dogs, do photography, and spend time with family. She lives in the picturesque Garden Route, in a seaside village called Sedgefield, in South Africa. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/piper-brinkley/message

Click here to see the full show notes!In today's episode, we'll be talking to Tess Challis. Tess has written 8 vegan cookbooks and is also a life and business coach with a particular focus on mindset, limiting beliefs, and mindfulness. She also has a beautiful blog with tons of wonderfully healthy recipes which makes her the perfect person to talk to on this topic: healthy habits when traveling.I don't know about you, but when I travel, any healthy habits that I have developed while being in a routine seem to go out of the window. At home, I might be eating smoothies for breakfast with berries and kale, and doing some form of intense exercise each day and as soon as I start to travel I will be eating french fries and barely getting any steps in each day even if there are better choices at my fingertips.  In this episode, Tess shares 5 tips for making healthy choices when traveling. If you are someone who travels full-time or perhaps travels a lot for work, or someone who just wants to stay on track when you go away for the weekend, you won't want to miss this episode.Just a little bit of housekeeping. As I mentioned in the last episode with Wendy about languages for travel, this episode was recorded as part of a vegan travel summit I planned on doing last year. I have since decided to put the summit on indefinite hold but in the interest of getting some of the content into the world, I decided to release some of the recordings as podcast episodes. A big thank you to Tess and the other speakers for allowing me to do that. You'll hear us refer to the travel summit a couple of times. SponsorBut first, this podcast is sponsored by World Vegan Travel! We have an incredible trip planned to South Africa along the Garden Route, which is basically a beautifully scenic route east of Cape Town. You probably all know that South Africa is famous for all of the safari animals, but in case that was not enough, we will be seeing some other types of animals both in the wild and in sanctuaries. While we don't know the exact order of events, we do know that we plan to visit a penguin colony close to Cape Town. They heading east we will visit the coastal town of Hermanus where we will enjoy a talk from some marine biologists before heading out to see whales in the ocean. After that, we will head to the cute town of Greyton which has amongst other things, a beautiful farmed animal sanctuary. We do actually have some other surprises in-store, but you will have to come and join us to find out what they are! If you are interested in finding out more about this trip, you can always look at the link in the show notes. We also encourage you to jump on a call with us to ask us any questions you might have about this trip, payment, etc.