Hermanus

Set along the cliffs between mountain and sea, Hermanus is one of the most

popular holiday and travel destinations in South Africa. Initially it was the

abundance of fish in Walker Bay, along which the village rapidly grew, that

attracted holidaymakers. Today, the stars of the bay are undoubtedly the

Southern Right Whales that migrate from Antarctica to mate and calve here

during the winter months.

But it is not only the wonders of the sea that draw thousands of visitors

to this picturesque village and surrounds year after year. Mountains, fynbos,

culture, arts, crafts, country markets, adventure sports, scenic walks, golf courses,

nature reserves, shark-cage diving, historical landmarks, and the vineyards

and world-class wines of the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley are richly described and

illustrated in this lavish volume.

With chapters covering all aspects of the town’s diversity, the reader will learn

more about all that is so generously on offer here, and also catch a rare glimpse

of the heart that drives the town: the people and communities that have shaped

this favoured destination.

An earlier edition of Hermanus appeared in 2008. Now republished as a new

title, the book features entirely rewritten text and fresh photographs throughout,

many commissioned especially for this edition.

1127049914
Hermanus

Set along the cliffs between mountain and sea, Hermanus is one of the most

popular holiday and travel destinations in South Africa. Initially it was the

abundance of fish in Walker Bay, along which the village rapidly grew, that

attracted holidaymakers. Today, the stars of the bay are undoubtedly the

Southern Right Whales that migrate from Antarctica to mate and calve here

during the winter months.

But it is not only the wonders of the sea that draw thousands of visitors

to this picturesque village and surrounds year after year. Mountains, fynbos,

culture, arts, crafts, country markets, adventure sports, scenic walks, golf courses,

nature reserves, shark-cage diving, historical landmarks, and the vineyards

and world-class wines of the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley are richly described and

illustrated in this lavish volume.

With chapters covering all aspects of the town’s diversity, the reader will learn

more about all that is so generously on offer here, and also catch a rare glimpse

of the heart that drives the town: the people and communities that have shaped

this favoured destination.

An earlier edition of Hermanus appeared in 2008. Now republished as a new

title, the book features entirely rewritten text and fresh photographs throughout,

many commissioned especially for this edition.

15.0 In Stock
Hermanus

Hermanus

by Beth Hunt
Hermanus

Hermanus

by Beth Hunt

eBook

$15.00 

Available on Compatible NOOK devices, the free NOOK App and in My Digital Library.
WANT A NOOK?  Explore Now

Related collections and offers

LEND ME® See Details

Overview

Set along the cliffs between mountain and sea, Hermanus is one of the most

popular holiday and travel destinations in South Africa. Initially it was the

abundance of fish in Walker Bay, along which the village rapidly grew, that

attracted holidaymakers. Today, the stars of the bay are undoubtedly the

Southern Right Whales that migrate from Antarctica to mate and calve here

during the winter months.

But it is not only the wonders of the sea that draw thousands of visitors

to this picturesque village and surrounds year after year. Mountains, fynbos,

culture, arts, crafts, country markets, adventure sports, scenic walks, golf courses,

nature reserves, shark-cage diving, historical landmarks, and the vineyards

and world-class wines of the Hemel-en-Aarde Valley are richly described and

illustrated in this lavish volume.

With chapters covering all aspects of the town’s diversity, the reader will learn

more about all that is so generously on offer here, and also catch a rare glimpse

of the heart that drives the town: the people and communities that have shaped

this favoured destination.

An earlier edition of Hermanus appeared in 2008. Now republished as a new

title, the book features entirely rewritten text and fresh photographs throughout,

many commissioned especially for this edition.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781775845638
Publisher: Penguin Random House South Africa
Publication date: 08/11/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 200
File size: 57 MB
Note: This product may take a few minutes to download.

About the Author

Beth Hunt is the owner of Hemingways Bookshop in Hermanus. She was awarded second place for her short story in the prestigious Pen Studzinski Literary Award in 2011, and her writing has been published in several anthologies. She is also a columnist for the Hermanus-based Whale Talk. Based in Hermanus, brothers Johann and Kobus Kruger are professional photographers, specialising in nature and wilderness photography as well as adventure and regular sports, concerts, weddings and other social events. Their photographs have appeared in local and national publications.
From the B&N Reads Blog

Customer Reviews