The formal aims of the Society are to promote and support interest in, knowledge of, and appreciation for mineralogy, geology and other sciences, and arts relating to lapidary craft, and to pursue appropriate initiatives in furtherance of such objects.
Continue reading →The club was founded in 1994 by shift workers from Tutuka Power Station who have a need to participate in organised fishing but cannot join a club angling on specific weekends. So the club adapts to our shift workers. We are located in Standerton and we have the prime of fishing waters around Grootdraai Dam.
Continue reading →Alberton Angling Club is a family friendly angling club where the emphasis is placed on competitive fishing and a suitable atmosphere for our members
Continue reading →Alpha Surf Lifesaving Club is the first black voluntary Surf lifesaving club founded in 1961 at Bluewaters Strandfontein.
Continue reading →The Aero Club of South Africa pro-actively promotes, protects and preserves all forms of aviation sport and recreational in South Africa. Through the participation of its members, the Aero Club of South Africa has the following core objectives;
Protect and Preserve
Administer
Promote and Grow sport and recreation aviation
The Club strives to promote and develop the combination of the Angus and Afrikaaner cattle cross-breeds.
Continue reading →Also known as the Buitelug Ontspanningsklub, the TORC are a proudly SOUTH AFRICAN Outdoor Recreation Club that is concerned about slowing down the great global indoor migration the world is presently experiencing. We understand that for this reason, we need to get back to nature on a regular basis and sit around the same fire as our ancestors did and allow our body clocks to reset. We are more interested in developing long-lasting friendships and not whether your personal preference of camping convenience is a motorhome, caravan, tent trailer, teardrop, or tent.
Continue reading →The Royal Natal Yacht Club is the oldest yacht and sports Club in Africthe oldest yacht club in the southern hemisphere and the 8th oldest ‘Royal’ yacht club in the world.
Continue reading →Like all divisions of the South African Camping Club, the KwaZulu-Natal Section is basically a crowd of like-minded campers who choose to camp together rather than on their own. This does not mean that you cannot get away for a family holiday, nor does it mean that you are obliged to camp with the Club. Several of our members have become good friends over the years and there are often separate group get-togethers arranged, specifically at venues which cater for particular interests like bird-watching or mountain-biking. The S.A. Camping Club originated in KZN and we are proud to boast some 65 member families, including founder members Ted and Moyra Allbon. Despite the largest membership, actual camp attendance hovers around an average of 12 caravans per Rally, with some venues more popular than others, and 80 percent of attendance attributed to about 25 percent of our members.
Continue reading →The club was founded in 2003 and has grown bigger each year with 2017 being one of the most successful years the club has seen. The club trains two-three times a week at Settlers Dam where the canoes are stored in the racks there. Settlers Dam is situated in Thomas Baines Reserve and is a 20 minute drive from Grahamstown. The reserve and dam boasts beautiful scenery and many antelope including buffalo, kudu and waterbuck.
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