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Langebaan Lagoon

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The Langebaan Lagoon is a large salt water lagoon, regarded as a wetland of international importance, protected by the West Coast National Park (formerly called the Langebaan National Park), 100 km north of Cape Town. Bird watchers who have booked an hotel or accommodation in Langebaan will want to explore this area as the beautiful landscape attracts numerous waterbirds, Palearctic and rare migrant Waders. As such it is one of South Africa's important bird areas. The lagoon holds Ramsar wetland status as a result. These Ramsar Sites acquire a new national and international status.

Langebaan, West Coast

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Known as the Jewel of the West Coast, Langebaan enjoys almost year-round sunshine and boasts azure waters and unsurpassed natural beauty. The variety of accommodation available combines with the natural beauty of the West Coast, the charm of its fishing Villages, and close proximity to Cape Town make for an idyllic getaway. This town is just off the R27, next to the picturesque Langebaan Lagoon. The popular town of Langebaan is just over 100 km from Cape Town on the West Coast off the R27 next to Langebaan Lagoon.

Robert Anthony Basil Waterwitch

Robert ‘Robbie’ Anthony Basil Waterwitch was born on 15 July 1969 and grew up in Athlone, a suburb of Cape Town located on the Cape Flats. Remembered as a sensitive and quiet, yet passionate, young man who had a love for music, especially jazz, and a gifted guitar player, Waterwitch’s political awakening came in high school. A student at St.

Prime Circle released their album ‘Hello Crazy World- 10th Anniversary Special’

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On 1 September 2013, Prime Circle released their album ‘Hello Crazy World- 10th Anniversary Special’ in celebration of the first album they released ‘Hello Crazy World’ in July 2002. Prime Circle is often described as the ‘best rock band’ in South Africa due to their longevity and musical success. The band consists of five members namely Ross Learmonth (vocals and guitar); Marco Gomes (bass); Dale Schnettler (drums); Neil Breytenbach (keyboard) and Dirk Bisschoff (guitar).

They arrived on the music scene in 2002 with the release of their debut single ‘Hello’ from the album ‘Hello Crazy World’ which topped South African charts for four weeks straight. This set a new record for rock music in South Africa. Since their arrival in 2002, the band continues to top several music charts. Their 2008 hit single ‘She Always Gets What She Wants’ from the album All or Nothing, has received more than 800 000 YouTube views making it the most-viewed South African rock song ever.

The band have released seven studio albums and achieved multi-platinum status. They have also won numerous awards and most noticeably two South African Music Awards (SAMA’s). To add to this, Prime Circle have sold-out tours across South Africa and are recognized internationally with tours across Europe and the United Kingdom. They have also played alongside successful international rock acts at major music festivals such as Kaiser Chiefs, Good Charlotte, Iggy Pop, Iron Maiden to name a few. After the course of a 17-year career, the band continues to tour locally and Internationally.

Pringle Bay, Cape Overberg

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The little seaside village of Pringle Bay is one of the towns set within the natural beauty of the Kogelberg Biosphere, the only reserve in South Africa to be proclaimed by UNESCO, which supports over 1600 species of fynbos, 150 of which are endemic. The charming village is nestled at the foot of the Hangklip Mountain and jealously guarded by its residents who frown upon unnecessary developments such as tarred roads and street lights.

Luthuli House Museum, KwaDukuza

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The mission of this Museum is to conserve, uphold, promote and propagate the life, values, philosophies and legacy of the late Chief Albert Luthuli in the struggle against apartheid oppression respect for human rights as well as life devotion to non-violent resolution to world problems. This mission statement has guided the museum’s collections policy since 2004 when it was established as a national legacy project.