Tag: Southernmost tip

• Weekend Greetings from off-the-beaten-track

  We live in a small town through which the main road between Cape Town and the Southernmost tip of the African Continent runs. ‘Runs’, indeed for most tourists are racing in high speed mode from one ‘attraction’ to the other. It’s a pity to see people not experiencing the real beauty of a wonderful countryside. Sometimes…

  Herman van Bon Photography

  June 2, 2017

  Arniston, Cape Agulhas, destination, Elim, Overberg, photography, South Africa, tourism, travel, village, weekend greetings

  African Continent, cape nature conservation, cape town, countryside, discover, dumpsite, main road, off the beaten track, rural pace, shipwreck, skies, Southernmost tip, tourists

• Napier Mountain

  One of the numerous places off the beaten track in South Africa: Napier Mountain with its magnificent views that even on a hazy day (when the pictures were shot) reach 50 kilometer and further (with a 300mm lens). Imagine seeing 10,000 square kilometer below your toes while making a turn of 360 degrees. That includes…

  Herman van Bon Photography

  May 1, 2016

  Arniston, Caledon, Cape Agulhas, Elim, flower, flowers, Herman van Bon Photography, Napier, Overberg, photography, plants, Riviersonderend, South Africa, Struisbaai, Swellendam, village

  African Continent, Aghulas Plain, bat cave, fynbos, Napier Mountain, Southernmost tip, vegetation, western cape