Streets squares and districts to visit Djembéring

It is said that this cheese tree, several hundred years old, was planted there by migrants who settled away from the village of Djembéring when it was located in the place of the Sangawatte eco-museum (where remains have been found). There is a remarkable forest of cheese trees on the way to the sea in the direction of Nikine. Some trunks have been hollowed out for the construction of dugouts, plates, musical instruments... A walk is necessary if you are in the vicinity.

On the road to Djembéring, about ten kilometres from Cape Town, is the small village of Bouyouye, which is appreciated by some inhabitants of the region. Nothing really special, but still an authentic atmosphere, a gentle way of life, very close to the seaside resort. Inhabited by about 300 souls, the village is today entirely powered by solar energy, electricity and even water, thanks to the investments of a Belgian, very attached to this place. It is also a good place to stop for a bike ride for those who want to take their time and have a drink.