Do Stuff | Things to do

A few things to do RSS

• Justin Coetzee | Reply
  Tags: Bloemfontein (2), cape town (15), Durban (14), joburg (12)   

  Find great deals and specials in your city on http://alldeals.co.za

   

  Reply Click here to cancel reply.

  Name (required)

  Email (required)

  Web Site

  Login with Facebook:
  

   

• Amith Surajballi | Reply
  Tags: Durban (14)   

  Sipping Sundowners on the Deck at Vaccamata in Suncoast on a Sunday afternoon. Totally laidback…:)

  aparadekto, and Amith Surajballi are discussing. Toggle Comments

   

• Kerryn Toit | Reply
  Tags: joburg (12)   

  definately do a day trip or night camp over to the lion park in johannesburg. A suprise sighting of Kevin Richardson could even be in store and if you are not inspired and amazed at this man’s talent and love with wildlife then you can always opt for playing with the cubs.

   

• Adam Rabinowitz | Reply
  Tags: cape town (15)   

  Take a ride on the wheel of excellence at the V & A Waterfront. I did it during the World Cup. It’s our very own London Eye…pretty cool and the views are awesome. The VIP carriages have champagne and cigars!

   

• Kendra Dykman | Reply
  Tags: joburg (12)   

  Putt Putt/ Adventure Golf at Brightwater Commons or Fourways Mall is a great chill, and can be done during the day as some healthy outdoor fun, or it can be enjoyed at night where it’s a real adventure when you lose your ball…

   

• Tarryn ヅ Kopke | Reply
  Tags: Durban (14)   

  Take a walk down into Durban and through Warick Junction, its scary at first but the people are really friendly! plus its great to explore your home town

   

• Denys Stroebel | Reply
  Tags: cape town (15)   

  Take a walk along the promenade in Sea Point/Green Point CPT on a sunny day and get some fresh air.

   

• Johanni Vorstman | Reply
  Tags: joburg (12)   

  Visit the Lion Park near Lanseria, great fun for the whole family. You can take a picnic basket, have lunch at the restaurant or on sundays join the braai buffet! http://www.lion-park.com/

   

• Theresa Keil | Reply
  Tags: joburg (12)   

  Great outdoor venues..Delta Park, near Victory Park.. Take a Picnic basket, invite some friends and enjoy a great day outdoors (Awesome Jungle Gyms for the kids to enjoy). Rustic Timbers, Picolino’s also great venue for the family. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_Park_(Johannesburg)

   

• Marlé Roos | Reply
  Tags: Robertson   

  Robertson – We have plenty of wine farms here, and they all do tastings (for free!). It’s only 2 hours drive from Cape Town, and it’s a beautiful town with friendly people and plenty of award winning wines to try and take home to enjoy.

   

• Sara Khan | Reply
  Tags: Durban (14)   

  The Japanese Gardens in Durban are beautiful and a nice outing for the family.
  A new attraction in Durban are the activities at Moses Mabidha stadium. http://www.durban.gov.za/durban/discover/outdoors/parks/5847

   

• Sara Khan | Reply
  Tags: cape town (15)   

  My kids enjoy the Boulders Beach – playing there and watching the penguins.
  Toboganning in Cape Town is fun for the adults. http://www.toboggan.co.za/

   

• Sara Khan | Reply
  Tags: joburg (12)   

  My kids love the Johannesburg Zoo, Gold Reef City, Santarama Miniland even though these are obvious choices. Less obvious choices are Lifestyle Garden Centre on Beyers Naude Drive and the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens.

   

• Jenny Oliver | Reply
  Tags: cape town (15), Kleinmond   

  Come and enjoy a beautiful sunny day at our gorgous beach in Kleinmond. Its our own little Mauritius island. All the hip and happening take place there on the december holidays. If you need a vacation this is the place to be……….

   

• Pieter Claassens | Reply
  Tags: Centurion, Pretoria (2)   

  Go check out the model trains next to the Centurion lake – kids (+dads) love it!

   

• Lesna Saayman | Reply
  Tags: Nelspruit (2)   

  Chimp Eden just outside Nelspruit is just amazing! http://www.janegoodall.co.za/index.asp

   

• Amy Saville | Reply
  Tags: cape town (15)   

  Go up to Signal Hill in Cape Town, bring a blanket and a picnic basket. Watch the sun go down. It’s AMAZING.

   

• Amelia Byrne | Reply
  Tags: Durban (14)   

  Experience Durban from a different angle by going horse riding on the beach with Horseback Beach Adventures. They have very reasonable rates at R250pp for a two hour ride and R350pp for a three hour ride. You can find more deetails and book by going to their website . I have ridden a few times there and keep going back.

   

• Coral Grobler-Browne | Reply
  Tags: Tulbagh   

  Readers Restaurant is an institution in Tulbagh, and on balmy summer nights there is nowhere else you would want to be than on Readers stoep enjoying a glass of Chardonnay. Housed in the oldest building in Tulbagh’s Church Street, and offering fine local and international cuisine and wonderful ambiance, Carol’s quirky restaurant menu changes daily according to what is freshest and in season. Her ostrich with Amarula berry sauce followed by a medley of homemade ice creams is a must.

  Readers Restaurant, 12 Church Street, Tulbagh, +27 (0)23 230 0087
  readers@iafrica.com, www.tulbagh.net/readers_restaurant.htm
  Lunch, teas, drinks and dinner served. Restaurant closed Tuesdays.

  Coral Grobler-Browne is discussing. Toggle Comments

   

• Candice Spiller | Reply
  Tags: Durban (14)   

  Rayz Kids World at ushaka In Durban is the best for kids. Its R35 for kids and adults are free all day fun!!!

  http://www.ushakamarineworld.co.za