Author name: Dylan Meiring

After the Thomas T. Tucker wreck on the Cape Point Shipwreck Trail comes the Nolloth. The Nolloth was wrecked in 1965 with a full load of…

SS THOMAS T. TUCKER SHIPWRECK It’s not called the Cape of Storms for nothing… With a nickname like Cape of Storms, it’s unsurprising to…

Many of the cocktails associated with Rum have a long history and knowing that history can make them all the more enjoyable. When its…

Rum and bananas go so well together. This is a simple banana bread style treat that has no added sugar and a great Rummy richness….

The last lighthouse in our mini blog series, the remote Cape Hangklip, is on the eastern entrance to False Bay and stands watch from its…

Though not officially listed as a South African lighthouse we couldn’t resist including this one as the photographs during the winter…

Probably one of the most interesting lighthouses in Southern Africa is Roman Rock, the fifth oldest in South Africa, situated in False…

Surrounded by lagoon, palm trees and residential homes Milnerton Lighthouse stands on Woodbridge Island. This is the only nautical guard…

While Green Point was the first lighthouse to operate on Cape Town shore’s, it wasn’t the first navigational aid. That honour goes to a…

The Green Point Lighthouse is an eye-catching landmark in Mouille Point with its bold red and white candy stripes. It is the oldest…