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Johannesburg is the shopping capital of South Africa & not much to see other than the shopping malls. But a few minutes from the commercial center is theGold-Reef City, it's real charm is that (literally) underneath all the theme-park veneer, there lies a labyrinth of tunnels, built around number 14 shaft, the original gold mine that operated from 1887 to 1971. |
After the underground tour and the show on the actual pouring of gold, a Can-can dancing which is an extraordinary mix of tribal dancing providing entertainment and insight at the same time. |
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| Famous landmark of capetown, the tablemountain. Over a thousand metres high, monolithic, misty, moody, ever-changing with wind and season. Table Mountain dominates the horizon over the city of Cape Town. It offers breathtaking views of the city and the sea from its summit, reached either by walking, climbing or by cable car.View taken from the table bay (phoebe & colleen playing in the muddy shore)) | |
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| The unventured beach in the southernmost tip, cape of good hope | |
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| The sea route around the Cape of Good Hope | A short break in Diaz beach just to beat the heat |
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| In the crocodile farm, Colleen was so fascinated with the caged reptiles | |
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| In Chapman's peak drive | Capetown's Atlantic coastline, really a magnificent view |
