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Phuthaditjhaba is a Sotho town in the province of the Free State. Flanked by the drama of the Drakensberg Mountains and the Maluti Mountains, Phuthaditjhaba is nestled within a part of the Drakensberg, giving the vistas around it a special kind of wonder that resonate with visitors and make for excellent photographs. On its south-eastern border lies the province of KwaZulu-Natal; while Lesotho is on the south-west of the town.
It was established in 1974 as the capital of QwaQwa, and was originally known as Witsieshoek to European settlers and Qwaqwa to locals.
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St Helena Bay – stretching from Dwarskersbos in the North past Shelley Point Peninsula, to Cape St Martin in the West. It actually comprises a total of 18 small Bays with intriguing names such as: 'Hannasbaai and Vioolbaai'. It also incorporates the neighboring Towns of Stompneusbaai and Britannia Bay. Preferred by yachtsmen and canoeists, each Bay has its own attractions, stunning sea views and sparkling surf.
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