Area Profiles

Umhlanga means place of reeds in the Zulu language, so Umhlanga rocks roughly translates to "place of reeds and rocks". A visit to the Umhlanga beach or our lagoon Nature reserve will show you why this name is appropriate.               Umhlanga is the most popular beach resort holiday destination on the east coast of South Africa. There are close to 300 days of sunshine a year, and the water is warm enough to swim throughout summer and winter. Umhlanga Rocks is perched on the edge of the Indian Ocean and its beaches offer excellent swimming and surfing. The 2.7 km O' Connor promenade was recently upgraded and runs from Durban View Park to Umhlanga Lagoon nature...

Zinkwazi Beach is located on the North Coast of KwaZulu-Natal. The area is known for its pristine lagoon and nature conservancy. It is a residential area rife with possibility and burgeoning real estate. Learn about this area and its charms.  Zinkwazi Beach airports/routes: travel effortlessly  King Shaka International Airport is approximately 43 minutes (58,7 km) away via the N2. Durban's CBD is an hour and 11 minutes (91,3 km) away via the N2. There are many routes leading in and out of the North Coast for visitors and residents to use.  Zinkwazi Beach history: uncover the backstory  Zinkwazi Beach has a rich history that spans back to the Iron Age era....

In the lush, fertile regions of the Hartebeespoort Dam in North West Province lies Brits. The town is famed for its citrus, vegetable and grain, all fed by the nutrients of the dam. Combined with Rustenburg, Brits also produces 94% of South Africa’s platinum. The town is busy for its size, but not nearly as bustling as the big city centres nearer to Johannesburg and surrounds. Out of the main town, however, the scenery is characterized by peaceful farmland as far as the eye can see, dotted with homey farmsteads and their surrounding structures. Brits lies on a typical Karoo landscape of wide-open, golden land, rimmed by low blue mountain ranges. Brimming with...

Situated on the edge of the Cradle of Mankind and framed by the Magalies Mountain range, nestles the picturesque Hartbeespoort Dam. Fresh air, sublime sunshine and stunning sunsets compliment the rolling hills and dales stretching as far as the eye can see. Escape the city life to experience outdoor living. World class Golf Estates (Pecanwood, Magalies Park, Caribbean Beach Club, Seasons Golf Resort) enthuse avid golfers, while water babies delight in the multitude of water-sport facilities in almost every suburb around the Southern Shores. (Lakeland, Key West, Eagles Landing, Estate d'Afrique).  Wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy the abundant species of birds...

Blouberg, located along the coast just north of Cape Town, is famous for its stunning views of Table Mountain across the bay. Its pristine beaches, such as Bloubergstrand and Dolphin Beach, are popular with both locals and tourists, offering excellent spots for swimming, sunbathing, and kite surfing. The area is a hub for water sports enthusiasts, thanks to its consistent winds and clear waters. Blouberg also boasts a variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops, creating a vibrant social scene. Its proximity to Cape Town and picturesque setting make Blouberg a sought-after residential and holiday destination in the Western Cape. Blouberg's airports/routes: travel...

Brackenfell is a town in the Western Cape with untapped potential. The area's properties are lucky to be surrounded by natural beauty and attractions, with an amazing climate to match. Brackenfell is a well-maintained area that offers a convenient lifestyle with many amenities and facilities for residents to enjoy. Brackenfell's airports/routes: travel effortlessly  Cape Town International Airport is approximately 22 minutes (26,2 km) away via Kuils River Road/R300. Depending on traffic and time of day, this is an easy, direct route that ensures you'll never miss a flight! There are major highways leading in and out of the area.  Brackenfell's history:...

Cape Town is a coastal city located on the western coast of South Africa. It is known for its natural beauty, including Table Mountain, and its many pristine beaches. The city is also a hub of cultural and economic activity, with a vibrant arts and fashion scene, as well as a thriving tech industry. The property market in Cape Town is a mix of residential and commercial properties, with a range of options available to meet different budgets and preferences. In recent years, Cape Town's property market has seen significant growth, driven by factors such as high demand for properties, an expanding economy, and increasing numbers of people relocating to the city. The...

Nestled along the scenic Atlantic coastline, Bantry Bay is a picturesque town renowned for its unparalleled beauty and luxurious lifestyle. Blessed with panoramic ocean views and sheltered coves, this coastal gem offers a serene escape from the bustling city life. With its exclusive residential areas, trendy eateries and pristine beaches, Bantry Bay exudes an atmosphere of refined elegance and tranquillity, making it a sought-after destination for travellers and locals alike. Bantry Bay's airports/routes: travel effortlessly Bantry Bay residents looking to reach Cape Town can do so in 16 minutes (7 km) via High Level Road and Cape Town International Airport...

Postcard perfect, glamorous, majestic and the ideal place to enjoy an international quality of living without leaving the country. This is the magic of Camps Bay. Boasting an upmarket village feel within the city of Cape Town, Camps Bay attracts millions of people each year.  Camps Bay's airports/routes: travel effortlessly  The travelling distance from Cape Town International Airport to Camps Bay is approximately 30 minutes (25,2 km) via the N2. These times are indicated according to traffic and time of day. Busy periods often prove to create a backlog along the main routes, so it's wise to familiarise yourself with the many back roads and side streets...

As the heart of the Mother City, Cape Town's City Centre is home to pulsating energy and an unforgettable ambience. The area is both a vibrant business and commercial hub and an area steeped in activity and history. From shops and businesses to the elegant Company's Garden and the history of our country held within the walls of Cape Town City Centre's fascinating museums, there's something for everyone. The real estate on offer in Cape Town City Centre is mostly chic apartments, ranging from bachelor flats to luxurious four-bedroom urban havens. Cape Town City Centre's airports/routes: travel effortlessly If you're a resident of Cape Town City...