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The Town of Gordon’s Bay is named after Robert Jacob Gordon, a Scottish soldier in the Dutch defence force. He discovered the Town in 1773 whilst undertaking a botanical expedition to the area. The huge sign with anchor that can be seen on the southern slopes of the Steenbras Mountain are mistaken for the town initials. It however was the emblem of the General Botha SA Nautical Collage. Today it is the emblem of the SA Navel Collage situated at the old harbour.

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Mossel Bay is a harbour town of about 130,000 people on the Southern Cape (or Garden Route) of South Africa. It is an important tourism and farming region of the Western Cape Province. Mossel Bay lies 400 kilometres east of the country's seat of parliament, Cape Town (which is also the capital city of the Western Cape Province), and 400 km west of Port Elizabeth, the largest city in the Eastern Cape Province.

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Originally founded as a church centre in 1898 and was named after the Rev.J.C. le Febré Moorrees. It received municipal status in 1890. The advent of the railway in 1902, contributed to the growth and importance of this settlement. The railway transports a substantial amount of the total wheat production from this area to the rest of South Africa.

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Somerset West is a residential town named after Lord Charles Somerset in 1819. Somerset West has thrived and is now the commercial and residential capital of the Helderberg Basin whilst maintaining its village atmosphere, this town is proudly dominated by vineyards and the craggy folds of the beautiful Helderberg mountains.

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Durbanville was founded in the early 19th century around a fresh water spring and was primarily a watering station for travellers between Cape Town and the interior. Durbanville was originally known as Pampoenkraal (from the Afrikaans words pampoen meaning pumpkin, and kraal meaning corral - an enclosure for livestock).

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Darling is a progressive small town with a good infrastructure and everything necessary to cover your daily needs. The village has its own supermarkets, banks, ATMs, a pharmacy, clinic, Darling countrysidedoctors, schools and several churches. General shopping hours are 8h30 to 17h00 weekdays and 9h00 to 13h00 Saturdays. Please note that some businesses are closed for lunch between 13h00 and 14h00.

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Welcome to the Riebeek Valley Directory of Information for Visitors, incorporating the towns and areas of Riebeek West, Riebeek Kasteel, Riebeeksrivier and Hermon. Nestling on the slopes of its own mountain, the dramatic Kasteelberg, the surrounds are wheatlands, vineyards and olive groves, creating a distinctive touch of the Mediterranean in Africa.

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Brackenfell is a northern suburb of Cape Town situated within the Western Cape province of South Africa at the gateway to the winelands, established in 1913 (The name Brackenfell is of Scottish origin, meaning Fern Hill).

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With its beautiful white 5km-long beach, the Strand is an ideal family venue for swimming, sunbathing and a variety of water sports. As its name indicates, the Strand’s main attraction is the beautiful beach that stretches into the distance along the shore of False Bay. A promenade featuring a mix of restaurants, cafés and shops follows the shoreline. The main beach is Melkbaai, reputedly one of the safest bathing areas in the country. Nearby Dune Park has a supertube and mini-golf, and the adjacent Harmony Park features a huge tidal pool.

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