A group of disc golfers witnessed a baby hammerhead shark fall from the sky while in the middle of a game in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Tourists who have travelled to Augrabies Falls National Park in the Northern Cape say the experience is breathtaking. The park has recorded a dramatic increase in water volumes, with the waterfall ...

On Thursday, 1 May the Augrabies waterfall in the Augrabies Falls National Park recorded a stunning 3 740 cumec metre per second as water cascaded down the 56 metre high drop. By contrast, the ...

Certain parts of the Augrabies Falls National Park have been closed due to a dramatic increase in water volumes. The waterfall has reached an impressive flow rate of 3 991 cubic metres per second ...

A 66-year-old male tourist from Cape Town has been reported missing in the Augrabies Falls National Park. The individual booked into the park on Thursday, 10 April 2025. It is believed he went ...

Augrabies Falls has surged to life in spectacular fashion, with water flow expected to peak at 3,000 cubic metres per second by April 18, offering a rare and breathtaking natural spectacle just in ...

The increased water flow affects the Augrabies Falls by making them louder and larger than normal.

Augrabies is full of interesting trails, and the falls themselves must not be missed – just take care in the rainy season.

Nestled in the arid landscapes of Northern Cape, Augrabies Falls National Park is a stunning sanctuary that offers an unparalleled natural spectacle for visitors. The park, well-known for its ...

Augrabies Falls The Augrabies Falls, located in the Northern Cape province of South Africa, is known for its breathtaking waterfalls and stunning natural beauty.