Scarborough’s popularity was borne out of its sheer beauty and distance from the city. For this reason locals have campaigned for decades against bright outside lights and noise so that in the evenings, one can lie back and enjoy the stars and the endless universe and during the weekends appreciate the silence and hear the waves crash upon the rocks.

When the Ikantanda was washed onto the rocks during a violent winter storm in September 2001, the greater public became aware of this eclectic village teetering on the edge of the African continent and the beauty of the coastline and settings. tell me more>