Area Profiles

East London, originally called Port Rex, is the second largest city in the Eastern Cape and lies between the Nahoon River in the North and the Buffalo River in the south. East London is considered the gateway to the wild coast and the sunshine coast and maintains the only river port in South Africa. Centrally located A multitude of road networks contribute to the success of East London. The R72 connects East London to the airport, and the N6 leads directly inland to Bloemfontein. The city has a strong public transport system that consists of a major railway line and train stations, supported by metro bus services, ensuring efficient commuting is made...

The Parktown commercial node was one of the first decentralized areas to develop out of Johannesburg CBD. Originally established as a residential suburb in the 1890's, Parktown, North of Johannesburg CBD, is now home to many corporate enterprises and organisations, schools, hospitals, churches and restaurants, whilst still maintaining a number of quiet residential areas. Many buildings in Parktown are built in the historic Victorian style and feature Oregon pine floors, pressed steel ceilings and lead glass windows. Centrally located A multitude of road networks contribute to the success of Parktown. Situated just off the M1 highway, arterial routes...

Located in the Western Cape, the popular town of Stellenbosch is surrounded by the vineyards of the Cape Winelands, magnificent mountains and is known as the heart of South Africa's wine industry. The viticulture centre boasts with the oldest wine route in the country, established in 1971 and consists of more than 300 wineries. The town's oak-shaded streets are lined with cafes, boutiques and art galleries. Distance from key points Stellenbosch is easily accessible via the N1 and N2 highways. The R44, which runs through Stellenbosch, connects it with Somerset West in the east and Paarl and Wellington in the west. Cape Town International Airport is a mere...