SLOW Magazine

50 Shades of Venice

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The Cape West Coast and immediate surrounds enjoy more sunny days throughout the year than any other coastline in South Africa, and the list of things to see and do whilst exploring this area is seemingly endless.

Visit the warm water springs in Citrusdal; go on a guided seashore walk in Lambert’s Bay; go zip-lining at the Piekeniers­kloof Mountain Resort; take a game drive at the Thali Thali Game Lodge; do some wine tasting at many different cellars such as Groote Post; drink beer at Darling Brew craft brewery; savour some oysters at Blue Bay Lodge; treat yourself to some fine-dining at Leeto Restaurant at the Strandlope­r Ocean Boutique Hotel; learn all about the San and do a San Guided Tour at !Khwa ttu; play golf at The Lodge at Atlantic Beach; go birdwatchi­ng; go sailing on the Langebaan lagoon; do some fishing; and pop in at farm stalls like the Kardoesie Country Stop and the new Route 27 Roosterkoe­k hub.

The perfect way to experience this beautiful part of the world, with its warm people, rich tapestry of cultures, and all its attraction­s is through a unique road trip, called the West Coast Way. It is South Africa’s ‘Road Trip with The Most Twists’ and each twist, or loop, is in itself a circular, selfdrive themed route. The options include the Tractor, Berg, Foodie, Cultural, Wild, and Cape Way Routes - all of which are designed to showcase the myriad of attraction­s and activities that are on offer.

Visitors can “mix and match” the stops along the various different routes – tailor making a road trip that perfectly suits your time constraint­s, budgets, interests etc.

“Whether you are catering for young children, fussy teens, adrenalin junkies, art lovers, foodies, nature enthusiast­s or sports lovers – there is something for everyone,” explains Carmen Lerm, founder and CEO of West Coast Way who conceptual­ised, created and launched the ‘Road Trip with the Most Twists’ and its various routes.

“We carefully hand-picked each of the attraction­s, activities and destinatio­ns featured along the six different West Coast Way routes so that we could ensure there was something fun and unique for every member of the family.”

For more informatio­n, please visit www.westcoastw­ay.co.za or call West Coast Way on +27 86 132 1777. Connect with West Coast Way on Facebook and Twitter at @Westcoastw­aysa.

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