Plettenberg Bay is South Africa’s favourite outdoor playground along the Garden Route. It’s lazy days on sunny world-class beaches and for others it’s boutique shopping, wine tasting, dining under the stars, incredible wildlife experiences and outdoor adventure. Whatever blows back your hair, it’s here in Plett and it’s all for you!
Continue reading →The Mountain Club of South Africa (MCSA) was founded in 1891 in Cape Town, and is the only mountain club in Africa that is affiliated to the world mountaineering body, the UIAA. The MCSA offers mountaineering which includes climbing of all types and hiking opportunities to its members and is involved in mountain search and rescue, training, conservation of mountain areas and procurement of access for mountaineering. The sidebar gives access to information on all of these activities.
Continue reading →The Tourism Business Council of SA (TBCSA) is the umbrella organization representing the tourism business sector involved in tourism.
Continue reading →The vision of the Northern Cape Tourism Authority is to position the Northern Cape as an authentic leisure tourist and competitive business events destination that offers value-for-money tourism experiences.
Continue reading →Tourist bureau for Tulbagh
Continue reading →Stilbaai is the perfect holiday destination. Where, thanks to the shallow bay and the clean sandy beaches, (4 has Blue Flag status during the December – January). The lagoon and the 15 kilometers long navigable Goukou river. Every kind of water-related activity is available. Like swimming, sunbathing, surfing, windsurfing, kite surfing, angling, walking, sailing, canoeing, boating and waterskiing.
Continue reading →PASA is a non-profit association of members with the mission statement:
“To foster, develop and facilitate sport parachuting, in all its facets, within South Africin the safest and most progressive manner, on behalf of its members.”
For many people the words parachuting and skydiving conjure up images of adrenalin junkies and daredevils with little regard for their own safety. One of the questions most frequently asked of sport parachutists is, “who in their right mind would want to willingly throw themselves out of a perfectly serviceable aircraft?”
In truth, sport parachuting is a disciplined sport that operates within rigidly defined and enforced safety parameters as set out in PASA’s Manual of Procedures. This Manual has been ratified by the South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) and is the basis upon which PASA has been approved as an Aviation Recreation Organisation. The safety and training standards contained in the manual are on a par or better than international standards and must be adhered to by all affiliated drop zones and members in South Africa.
Continue reading →The Leisure & Recreation Association of South Africa (LARASA) was formed for the purpose of promoting recreation and leisure as a profession and to create an enabling environment for a unified professional body to promote recreation and leisure as an essential service in the public sector.
Continue reading →The National Spa and Pool Institute of South Africa (NSPI) consists of accredited pool shops, pool builders, spa builders, service and repair companies, and manufacturers and suppliers. All our members comply with the NSPI constitution and code of conduct.
We promote consumer goodwill and confidence in the pool industry and have your best interests and that of the pool industry at heart. We also assists consumers with any queries and/or justifiable complaints they may have regarding their NSPI member contractor.
When considering building or renovating a pool always remember that there is a difference in quality, standards and pricing and so often the bitterness of poor quality remains long after the sweetness of a low price is forgotten. We therefore encourage you to choose wisely and choose NSPI.
Continue reading →Fair Trade Tourism provides business support and certification to enable the tourism sector to operate more sustainably and with Fair Trade Tourism principles embedded in their day-to-day tourism offering.
The Fair Trade Tourism certification label stands for fair wages and working conditions, fair purchasing and operations, equitable distribution of benefits, and respect for human rights, culture and the environment.
Travellers who stay, play or volunteer with Fair Trade Tourism certified businesses can be confident that their holiday is not only giving them unique, authentic and quality experiences, but also that it is benefiting local people and the planet.