Greyton Nature Reserve
Greyton Nature Reserve is 2 200 hectares in size, which makes it the third largest Nature Reserve in the Cape, and lies on the sheer slopes of the Riviersonderend Mountains.
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Herbert Vigne - The Father of Greyton
Although Herbert Vigne had a rather precarious beginning in the Cape, he was the founding member of Greyton and an intrical part in establishing the charming village.
Greyton Transition Town
Greyton Transition Town is a community-based initiative that aims to turn Greyton into a resilient town during uncertain times...
Bird Watching in Greyton
The Overberg Birding Route was quoted as saying “Greyton should be right up there when it comes to a top birding destination and village's “brag list”'.
Seabird Sanctuary Opens in Gansbaai
The African Penguin and Seabird Sanctuary (APSS) was opened in Gansbaai on the 26th February 2015...
Walker Bay Bird Fair 25 Feb - 1 March 2015 Pr...
Take a look at the programme for the Walker Bay Bird Fair happening on 25 February to 1 March in Stanford...
Organ Recital featuring Martin Mans and Carin...
Book your seats now for this not-to-be-missed Organ Recital..
The Stanford Street Festival Programme
Have a look at the programme for the Stanford Street Festival on 14 December 2014...
All about the Stanford Street Festival on 14 ...
Read all about the Stanford Street Festival..
Stanford Stumble
Join the Stanford Stumble for a day of music, food, wine and fun!
Parrie the Stingray
Tourists are drawn to the activity at the harbour as there is a beach, a well-known restaurant and something the locals affectionately refer to as Parrie...
Stanford Art Stroll is Back!
The Art Stroll opens this Friday afternoon, from 4pm onwards...