Whether you are going home for the holidays or getting ready to say goodbye to Stellenbosch for the long haul, here is your daily reminder to make the most of your time here in Stellenbosch with these bucket-list-cannot-miss activities!
After occupying the quaint spot on Andringa for only two years, Stellenbosch Books has definitely put itself on the map. If you’re looking for your next read or just want to escape the bustling Stellenbosch nightlife, Stellenbosch Books offers you an escape from the town and reality.
Community Keepers is a non-government organisation situated in Stellenbosch working on bringing support to lower-income communities through establishing psycho-social support centres at schools.
Few things can re-kindle the romance as effectively as a romantic break-away. Stellenbosch offers a smorgasbord of hotels and guesthouses, from where you and your partner can enjoy the exciting and relaxing activities the town has to offer.
It is that time of the year when you have to start preparing for the next – daunting we know! Here is a crash-course on different accommodation options in Stellenbosch based on your needs and wants.
Moody Blue has brought a new waffle buzz to campus, yet what about the now underdog – En Route? Find here a comparison between the Moody Blue and En Route waffles as we battle to see who will end up on top.
The town and tourists are out and about this week with the Toyota US Woordfees livening up Stellenbosch during the Spring for the first time ever! The week-long festivities of the Woordfees, which is one of the biggest art festivals in the country, is an unmissable Stellenbosch experience. Be sure to have a look at our recommendations for the week.
With Woordfees around the corner, posters line the street advertising performers, old and new. Here are a few local artists you should put on repeat this October.
It is near impossible to think of Stellenbosch without its beautiful vineyards and award-winning wines coming to mind. A growing collection of wine bars in town offer residents and visitors easy access to the wine culture.
The past month’s loadshedding has swept frustration and humour across South Africa with national attempts to adapt as best as we can. Yet, there is something that feels like an impossible challenge - and that is Wi-Fi.