Welcome to the Overberg |
Welcome to the wonderful Overberg, with its
acres of fynbos, rolling waves and heavenly beaches. To a place that offers
something for everyone who appreciates the unique natural beauty of the Western
Cape, and outings to wine farms where wine tasting and delectable meals are the
order of the day … where time takes on a more gentle meaning in its
character-filled towns and villages. Welcome!
Struisbaai
Struisbaai
is a pretty seaside village with a coastline that boasts the longest continuous
stretch of white sand in the Southern Hemisphere. A paradise for kitesurfers and those who
love water sports and the sea, it’s also bliss for bird lovers.
L’Agulhas
The meeting point of the Indian and Atlantic
Oceans, L'Agulhas sits at the very tip of the legendary foot of Africa. Its
location and official status as the southernmost town on the African continent
has established it as a prime tourist destination.
Suiderstrand
Suiderstrand,
home to less than 400 houses, lies five kilometres to the west of L'Agulhas.
Completely surrounded by the Cape Agulhas National Park, it’s a paradise of
fynbos and birdlife.
Bredasdorp
The sleepy little agricultural town of Bredasdorp nestles
in the midst of a peaceful landscape dotted with sheep farms and wheat fields,
not far from L’Agulhas. Despite its rural vibe, it’s in the process of building
an excellent shopping mall with anchor tenants such as Checkers, Clicks and
Wimpy and a range of other outlets.
Napier
Originally regarded as an Afrikaans “dorp”,
beautiful Napier
has, in recent years, established itself as an artists’ community” on par with
famous Greyton. Take drive through to see its home made offerings and don’t
forget to stop at its famed goat’s milk factory or for a scrumptious, home made
tea at one of its quaint eateries.
Arniston
Arniston, one of
Mother Nature’s favourite offspring, has something to offer those who want to
‘get away from it all’. Filled with old world charm, it’s the place to watch
whales frolic in the bay or enjoy snorkelling or diving around its shipwrecks.
Mountain bikers can explore the area to their hearts’ content while sun
worshippers can soak up the rays on unspoilt beaches. Then, when hunger bites,
choose one of its delightful little restaurants to feast on fresh-caught seafood
and a glass or two.
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Monday, 20 February 2012
Welcome to the Overberg
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