Taking a tour of the wine land area is a great day trip from Cape Town South Africa. It is both beautiful and informative. We stopped at the Fairview Winery. This was my favorite winery tours. We did wine tasting (for our group grape juices) tasted a variety of their cheese flavors, watched and photographed the sheep on the Sheep Tower and sat by the koi fish pond.

Show Notes:
Episode: #69
Host: Debbie Gerber
Show: Boomer and Senior Travel TV
What: South Africa Wine Country Tour; Cape Town Day Tour [Boomer and Senior Travel TV #69]
Where: South Africa
Contents: Episode #69 Video Podcast WebTV travel show brought to you by Debbie Gerber is a virtual vacation of a Day trip from Cape Town South Africa to the Fairview Winery. This tour should definitely be on you must do itinerary travel destinations. Wine tasting, goat viewing, cheese tasting and shopping.

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Description: Rare and beautiful flowers of South Africa can be enjoyed at the Kirstenbosch Gardens in South Africa. These gardens have beautiful art, birds and plants. The backdrop for the Kirstenbosch Gardens is the famous Table Mountain. Take a virtual vacation with Debbie Gerber and enjoy this wonderful place.

Show Notes:
Episode: #68
Host: Debbie Gerber
Show: Boomer and Senior Travel TV
What: South Africa Kirstenbosch Gardens Cape Town [Boomer and Senior Travel TV #68]
Where: South Africa
Contents: In episode #68 this Video Podcast WebTV travel show brought to you by Debbie Gerber is a virtual vacation of the Kirstenbosch Gardens near Cape Town South Africa. These beautiful gardens are filled with birds, flowers, plants and sculpture native to South Africa

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If South Africa is on your “Travel Bucket List,” Cape Town is your destination at least it was at the top of mine. If you want to see spouting whales or waddling land penguins then Cape Town is your destination. Watch this popular internet WebTV Video Show from www.boomerandseniortravel.tv for a preview and information about Cape Town sights. Debbie Gerber shares her travel experiences as well as facts about penguins and South Africa. The more you know about the places that you travel the more enriched your trips will be.

Show Notes:
Episode: #67
Host: Debbie Gerber
Show: Boomer and Senior Travel TV
What: Travel Bucket List – Whales & Penguins; Cape Town South Africa
Where: South Africa
Contents: In episode #67 this video WebTV travel show brought to you by Debbie Gerber cover facts and information about whales and penguins and other things to see and do in and around Cape Town South Africa. These penguins live on land not on ice. Baby penguins have fur like covering until they get their feathers that are water proof. Travel a road cut out of the side of the mountain. Chilly weather in July in South Africa.

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If you watch the Travel Channel or Discover Channel you will love this top travel show; Boomer and Senior Travel TV. Taking a South African Safari to Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve is even better if you know all the facts on the animals you will see. In this latest video podcast WebTV series from Boomer and Senior Travel host Debbie Gerber focuses on facts about warthogs and giraffes. Do you watch travel series as a virtual vacation or home school resource? Subscribe to one of the top 10 travel shows.

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Whether you want to see birds, trees, thorn bush, deer or antelope of South Africa this latest video podcast from Boomer and Senior Travel host Debbie Gerber will meet your needs. In this episode you will see and learn about Impala, dik-dik, Kudu, and Fallow Deer. Birds that are shown here are the Southern Yellow Billed Hornbill, Red Billed Oxpecker, Greater Blue Eared Starling, and the Red Billed Hornbill. Boomerandseniortravel.tv with host Debbie Gerber is a great informational webtv series with fun facts on on South African animals and birds.

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