Video: Coffee Bay timelapse

Ok, here comes another timelapse video shot in South Africa. This one was made in Coffee Bay, a small community at the Wild Coast located about 250 kilometres south of Durban and home to one of South Africa's most famous backpackers: The Coffee Shack! Sit back, switch the video to full screen and enjoy. Kudos to Stu from The Going Homeless Project for the video!

Coffee Bay - Timelapse experiments from publicitygeneration on Vimeo.

Travel video: "The back roads of the Wild Coast"

Here comes another great travel video from South Africa's outdoor and travel magazine "Go!". Erns Grundling from "Go!" travelled recently from East London to the famous Hole-in-the-wall along South Africa's Wildcoast in the Eastern Cape. On his way north, he visited the Gxara Falls and the Bawa Falls, various river mouths, the Jacaranca Wreck north of the Qolora Mouth (Trennery's Hotel), Mandela's home village of Qunu, and, of course, the Hole-in-the-wall. Kudos Erns and "Go!" Magazine, we love your travel videos!

South Africa: Eastern Cape launches new tourist route "Coastal Route"

The tourism authority of South Afirca's Eastern Cape Province, the Eastern Cape Parks and Tourism Agency, has launched tourist route. The so-called "Coastal Route" covers the entire length of the province's pristine coastline. The 800km route starts at Tstsikamma and includes famous attractions such as the Tsitsikamma National Park, Addo Elephant National Park, the beaches of the Sunshine Coast, the rich heritage of Frontier Country, the picturesque village of Hogsback and the Amatola Mountains before reaching the unspoilt beaches of the Wild Coast.

The new "Coastal Route" aims to showcase the Eastern Cape’s biodiversity and contrasting landscapes, which feature primeval coastal forests, white sandy beaches, diverse wildlife, ancient rock art and Xhosa culture. The route is subdivided into a number of sub-routes, each with their own unique features and characteristics.