I spent seven days driving the length of Limpopo province. I saw and did so many remakable things and met many inspiring people. Here are a few highlights.

In honor of Nelson Mandela Day, I present Johannes Maswaganyi's fantastic Mandela sculptures and 67 of the cutest baby sweaters ever knitted.

Potchefstroom is a historic university town about an hour and a half from Johannesburg. I spent about 24 hours there and had way more fun than I expected.

The Swartland a rural agricultural area 50 kilometers north of Cape Town. I spent about a week there and here are eight of the best moments from my visit.

Ophelia Coffee Shop in Emmarentia just might be the prettiest coffee shop in all of Joburg. The coffee isn't half bad either.

Luxury travel option abound in South Africa. If you're looking for a luxury experience in the bush, you can't get much better than Mhondoro Safari Lodge.

I've been on many, many game drives in my day. But I had never seen big cats on the hunt until my recent visit to the Welgevonden Game Reserve.

The Rand Club, one of Joburg's oldest buildings, has undergone many transformations. The most recent one has made it much more accessible to the public.

Winemaking is an art, and like many art forms it often attracts unusual practitioners. The Swartland attracts more than its fair share of quirky winemakers.

Ba-Pita is a Middle Eastern restaurant that used to be in Yeoville but has now re-opened in the vibiest section on 7th Street in Melville.

Hermanus is known as a whale-watching town. But aside from that, Hermanus and its surrounds is one of the most beautiful places in South Africa.

In my quest to cover all of Joburg's hidden places, I sometimes neglect the unhidden places. Mandela House, a museum on Vilakazi Street, is one such place.