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YYou won't get a better sense of South African culture, history and the amazing people that call this land home than in its bustling cities. From Johannesburg, the City of Gold, to Cape Town, the Mother City, explore South Africa's metropolitan heritage. Discover Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Polokwane, Port Elizabeth, Kimberley, and Mbombela.
JJohannesburg
JJohannesburg, the City of Gold, has so much to offer with wonderful restaurants, relaxed sidewalk cafes, laughter-filled shebeens, glitzy shopping malls, tranquil parks, unique emotive museums and monuments, thrilling casinos, busy townships, stunning galleries, funky nightclubs, and more.
Johannesburg
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Marina Appelbaum: Nikos and Old Ducky French Cafe
Bustling city lifeMarina Appelbaum: Nikos and Old Ducky French CafeSouth Africa is a marvel. Not only does the country boast warm and welcoming people, but it has also an array of culinary offerings enough to cater to any palate and feast. We continue with our celebration of South Africa’s women in the tourism and hospitality sector and this time we catch up with foodie, Marina Appelbaum Marina Appelbaum grew up in the kitchen of the iconic Three Sisters Cafe in Hillbrow which her mother ran for 28 years, with a family legacy like hers it is unsurprising that she is the owner of two thriving eateries - Nikos and The Old Ducky French Café in Pineslopes in Fourways, Johannesburg. - Vibrant culture
Tour Soweto in Gauteng: experience vibrant township life and the spirit not even apartheid could crush in the south of Johannesburg
2Vibrant cultureTour Soweto in Gauteng: experience vibrant township life and the spirit not even apartheid could crush in the south of JohannesburgTake a tour of Soweto, Johannesburg’s vibrant city-within-a-city – apart from learning the history of the struggle against apartheid, you can immerse yourself in a modern urban vibe with lots to do.2 - Bustling city life
South African architectural tours: explore the urban design that built a nation
Bustling city lifeSouth African architectural tours: explore the urban design that built a nationSouth African urban architectural design tours introduce visitors to the eclectic array of styles and influences behind the country’s most iconic buildings. - Vibrant culture
South African cultural museums: rich traditions and history all over
Vibrant cultureSouth African cultural museums: rich traditions and history all overSouth Africans are a diverse mix of peoples from Africa, Europe, Asia and elsewhere, and the many museums scattered around the country preserve rich histories, heritages and cultural traditions. - Bustling city life
SAB World of Beer, Johannesburg – celebrating the history of the amber elixir in Gauteng.
2Bustling city lifeSAB World of Beer, Johannesburg – celebrating the history of the amber elixir in Gauteng.South African Breweries’ World of Beer in Newtown Cultural Precinct, Johannesburg, presents a fascinating history of beer globally, and brewing in South Africa – with some welcome samples thrown in.2 South Africa’s planetariums: a journey into the universe
1South Africa’s planetariums: a journey into the universeSouth Africa has 2 planetariums – Iziko Planetarium in Cape Town and Wits Planetarium in Johannesburg – and both are centrally located… and ready to blow your mind with the wonders of the universe.1- Vibrant culture
Historic places of worship in South Africa: cathedrals, churches, mosques, synagogues and temples catering to religious diversity
Vibrant cultureHistoric places of worship in South Africa: cathedrals, churches, mosques, synagogues and temples catering to religious diversitySouth Africa is a country of rich religious diversity, protected by the Constitution, so explore sacred architecture and spiritual traditions at our many historic places of worship. - Bustling city life
Greenside, Johannesburg: leafy, outdoorsy suburbia and great restaurants in Gauteng
Bustling city lifeGreenside, Johannesburg: leafy, outdoorsy suburbia and great restaurants in GautengLeafy Greenside in Johannesburg looks spectacular in spring and offers excellent restaurants and bars, great shopping and nearby outdoor attractions like golf, water sports and botanical gardens.
DDurban
WWith warm weather all-year round, Durban welcomes you to a relaxed, outdoor lifestyle where beaches, barbecues, seafood and curry restaurants, clubs and upmarket accommodation establishments provide everything you could wish for while on holiday.
Durban
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Surfing in South Africa: hot weather; cool waves
Active adventureSurfing in South Africa: hot weather; cool wavesSouth Africa is a surfer’s paradise, and whether you’re a novice or an old pro, the different conditions of the West Coast, Garden Route, Wild Coast and KwaZulu-Natal offers something for everyone. - Active adventure
South African marathons: 5 races worth running in Msanzi
Active adventureSouth African marathons: 5 races worth running in MsanziRunners who visit South Africa to conquer iconic marathons like the Comrades or Two Oceans get an added bonus: recovering afterwards on the holiday of a lifetime with a huge range of options. - Vibrant culture
South African cultural museums: rich traditions and history all over
Vibrant cultureSouth African cultural museums: rich traditions and history all overSouth Africans are a diverse mix of peoples from Africa, Europe, Asia and elsewhere, and the many museums scattered around the country preserve rich histories, heritages and cultural traditions. - Sun-soaked coasts
Royal Natal Yacht Club, Durban: push the boat out in style
2Sun-soaked coastsRoyal Natal Yacht Club, Durban: push the boat out in styleThe Royal Natal Yacht Club in Durban, more than 160 years old, offers visitors sailing and more – like meals or sundowners with impressive harbour views in the welcoming KwaZulu-Natal climate.2 - Vibrant culture
Historic places of worship in South Africa: cathedrals, churches, mosques, synagogues and temples catering to religious diversity
Vibrant cultureHistoric places of worship in South Africa: cathedrals, churches, mosques, synagogues and temples catering to religious diversitySouth Africa is a country of rich religious diversity, protected by the Constitution, so explore sacred architecture and spiritual traditions at our many historic places of worship. - Vibrant culture
The Beer Tour in KwaZulu-Natal: raising a tankard to local brewers
Vibrant cultureThe Beer Tour in KwaZulu-Natal: raising a tankard to local brewersKwaZulu-Natal’s climate allows for some excellent beer making, and a tour up and down the coast, then inland to the Midlands, allows you to sample the wares of brewers large and small. - Active adventure
Volleyball in South Africa
Active adventureVolleyball in South AfricaSouth Africa offers both indoor- and beach-volleyball facilities, and anyone can start playing. - Sun-soaked coasts
Suncoast Casino
Sun-soaked coastsSuncoast CasinoThe Suncoast Casino and Entertainment World in Durban is a perfect family destination with entertainment for kids and adults alike.
CCape Town
CCape Town ranks among the most beautiful cities in the world. With its larger-than-life mountain overlooking the City Bowl, harbour, white beaches and Robben Island beyond, this is any tourist's playground. Two World Heritage Sites, the sprawling Winelands, untouched nature reserves, beautiful botanic gardens and a buzzing waterfront are just the start of your adventure.
Cape Town
- Sun-soaked coasts
Two Oceans Aquarium: the wonders of both the Indian and Atlantic oceans under one Cape Town roof
2Sun-soaked coastsTwo Oceans Aquarium: the wonders of both the Indian and Atlantic oceans under one Cape Town roofThe Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town houses vivid and educational displays of marvellous life from beneath the waters of the Indian and the Atlantic oceans, both of which wash Western Cape shores.2 - Sun-soaked coasts
Western Cape: fun in the sun, from the mountains to the sea
2Sun-soaked coastsWestern Cape: fun in the sun, from the mountains to the seaWestern Cape is South Africa’s premier province for fun in the sun: Cape Town is surrounded by world-class wine routes, stunning scenery and unique West Coast and Garden Route flora and fauna.2 - Active adventure
The Freedom Trail: coast to coast on a mountain bike
Active adventureThe Freedom Trail: coast to coast on a mountain bikeThe Freedom Trail is an exhilarating mountain-bike route from East Coast to West Coast in South Africa that runs through some of the most spectacular natural beauty the country has to offer. - Breathtaking scenery
Table Mountain National Park, Western Cape: mountain splendour from Cape Town to Cape Point
Breathtaking sceneryTable Mountain National Park, Western Cape: mountain splendour from Cape Town to Cape PointTable Mountain National Park in Western Cape: mountain splendour above urban sprawl, from Cape Town to Cape Point – enjoy natural beauty from penguins at Boulders Beach to fynbos at Kirstenbosch. - Active adventure
Surfing in South Africa: hot weather; cool waves
Active adventureSurfing in South Africa: hot weather; cool wavesSouth Africa is a surfer’s paradise, and whether you’re a novice or an old pro, the different conditions of the West Coast, Garden Route, Wild Coast and KwaZulu-Natal offers something for everyone. - Bustling city life
South African architectural tours: explore the urban design that built a nation
Bustling city lifeSouth African architectural tours: explore the urban design that built a nationSouth African urban architectural design tours introduce visitors to the eclectic array of styles and influences behind the country’s most iconic buildings. - Active adventure
South African marathons: 5 races worth running in Msanzi
Active adventureSouth African marathons: 5 races worth running in MsanziRunners who visit South Africa to conquer iconic marathons like the Comrades or Two Oceans get an added bonus: recovering afterwards on the holiday of a lifetime with a huge range of options. South African food conservation: making sure the local resources last
South African food conservation: making sure the local resources lastFood conservation is vital to preserving South Africa’s rich plant and animal resources – visitors can support local initiatives while enjoying a range of cuisines from many different cultures.
BBloemfontein
WWhen you’re in the Free State, or on the road from Cape Town to Joburg, you absolutely have to make a stop in Bloemfontein. With awesome museums, a great zoo, a casino, amazing architecture and a city completely encircled by a nature reserve, it’s a fantastic South African city experience.
Bloemfontein
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Franklin Game Reserve, Bloemfontein: nature and wildlife in the heart of the Free State capital
Wildlife safariFranklin Game Reserve, Bloemfontein: nature and wildlife in the heart of the Free State capitalFranklin Game Reserve lies completely within the city of Bloemfontein in Free State province – a haven of natural beauty and wildlife in the heart of the Mangaung Metropolitan Municipality. - Active adventure
Adventures in and around Bloemfontein
Active adventureAdventures in and around BloemfonteinThanks to excellent weather, Bloemfontein-based adventures include hiking, skydiving, watersports, horse trails, mountain biking, motocross and 4X4 trails. - Vibrant culture
The National Museum, Bloemfontein
Vibrant cultureThe National Museum, BloemfonteinThe National Museum of South Africa is a living museum that strives to reflect history as it is happening, as well as recording the natural and social past of this country. - Vibrant culture
History and culture in Bloemfontein
Vibrant cultureHistory and culture in BloemfonteinBloemfontein is the judicial capital of the country and a city that was once part of an independent Boer Republic, colonised by the British and considered the heartland of the old South Africa. - Bustling city life
How to spend 48 Hours in Bloemfontein
Bustling city lifeHow to spend 48 Hours in BloemfonteinThere’s plenty to see in Bloemfontein. Here are ideas on how to spend three days in the city. JRR Tolkien and Bloemfontein: the famed fantasy author spent his earliest years in Free State province
JRR Tolkien and Bloemfontein: the famed fantasy author spent his earliest years in Free State provinceBloemfontein’s most famous son could well be JRR Tolkien – the renowned author of The Lord of the Rings trilogy was born in this Free State city, and his father is buried here.- Active adventure
The ultimate adrenaline-soaked itinerary for South African thrill seekers
Active adventureThe ultimate adrenaline-soaked itinerary for South African thrill seekersFrom our incredible coastlines and mountain passes all the way through to some of the most innovative urban attractions, this is an adventurer's playground supreme. - Bustling city life
Everything to do around Bloemfontein: gear yourself up for Free State fun!
Bustling city lifeEverything to do around Bloemfontein: gear yourself up for Free State fun!The areas around Bloemfontein/Mangaung, capital of South Africa’s Free State province, offer history, scenic beauty, adrenaline adventures, fascinating plant, bird and animal life, and much more.
PPretoria
KKnown as the “Jacaranda City”, for all the purple blossom-bedecked trees, Pretoria is a lovely, quiet city. It has a long, involved and fascinating history. Here you will find significant old buildings and fascinating museums.
Pretoria
Mapungubwe: Home to Africa’s lost kingdom
Mapungubwe: Home to Africa’s lost kingdomThe wooden Confluence Viewing Deck at Mapungubwe National Park overlooks the floodplains of the Shashe and Limpopo rivers, where three countries meet. Here South Africa’s northern border (in Limpopo Province) touches Botswana and Zimbabwe. Several look-out platforms along the treetop boardwalk, showcase the area’s spectacular scenery. In the distance, ancient sandstone formations jut out from savannah grasslands and in the foreground luscious riverine forests outline the water’s edge.WOWZULU: Pioneering Sustainable Community Tourism in Rural KwaZulu-Natal
WOWZULU: Pioneering Sustainable Community Tourism in Rural KwaZulu-NatalThe project is driven by Africa!Ignite, a leading rural enterprise development agency with a passion for empowering women, youth, and innovative entrepreneurs. By fostering sustainable small businesses and creating opportunities for a fair income, WOWZULU strives to transform these beautiful yet economically deprived areas. Through WOWZULU, visitors discover the concept of 'inclusive destinations' where the previously marginalised communities are linked to the bustling tourism economy. The various destinations offer diverse experiences, from cultural exploration with local cuisine tastings, artist visits, and craft marketplaces to nature-based activities such as village and nature reserve tours, tractor rides, and snorkeling. These places also blend traditional and modern lifestyles, showcased through semi-rural tours, rural life exploration, and a combination of history and comfort with local museum visits. Through WOWZULU's various cultural engagements, guests can observe the harmonious blend of traditional and modern customs in the rural communities across KwaZulu-Natal.Putting power in the people's hands
Putting power in the people's handsBordering Namibia and Botswana, the Northern Cape Province is defined by the Kalahari Desert. Though the vast, open landscapes of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park may appear to be desolate at first glance, it is home to a vibrant array of desert-adapted creatures and semi-arid vegetation that thrives in its harsh wilderness. This is also where you’ll find !Xaus Lodge, pronounced ‘kaus’, which means ‘heart’ in the Nama language. This rustic, 4-Star hotel is a tranquil oasis in this sun-baked northern corner of South Africa. It is defined by its peaceful solitude, while its remote location boasts unparalleled stargazing opportunities. To prevent any unnecessary little light pollution, all the lodge lights are covered and directed to the ground.Setsong Tea: Building Communities today for tomorrow future
Setsong Tea: Building Communities today for tomorrow futureSetšong Tea Crafters is an Award-Winning Agri-business and vehicle for the development of natural indigenous flora found in the natural landscapes of South Africa, more prominently within the rural areas of Limpopo. The enterprise stimulates the economy in collaboration with rural cooperatives from Limpopo developed by a community development organization; Siyaphila Youth Support Services.Lebo’s Soweto Backpackers: Offering Experiences Anchored on Sustainable and Responsible Practices
Lebo’s Soweto Backpackers: Offering Experiences Anchored on Sustainable and Responsible PracticesLebo's Soweto Backpackers, located at the heart of South Africa’s largest township, values sustainability and invites guests to become part of this ethos. Visitors have the opportunity to mingle with locals around a crackling fire and contribute meaningfully to the local economy and community development. Long-term visitors are given the opportunity to contribute to the township through various volunteering opportunities. They can help organise after-school activities and engage children and youth in constructive, meaningful spare time. These efforts are coordinated with Hero Holidays, an organisation promoting responsible tourism. In Lebo's open-air kitchen, guests can participate in an authentic cooking experience, preparing traditional Sowetan meals using fresh ingredients from the garden and local markets. This endeavour not only upholds the concept of 'farm to table', but also supports local producers.De Kleine Prince; the enigma in the karoo
De Kleine Prince; the enigma in the karooFound in the tiny Karoo town of Prince Albert, De Kleine Prince is an enigma; because on the one hand, it is just a house. Yet after hearing that the visionary, creative owner of this house spent five years renovating, you might wonder what on earth he has been up to all this time! But once you’ve seen, stayed, and experienced De Kleine Prince you will understand, because this space is far more than just a house. It is a carefully considered, beautifully designed, warm, and welcoming home; a place imbued with palpable passion, love, and incredible attention to detail; a carefully curated, layered space, filled with fabulous yet functional furniture, perfectly placed art, and veritable treasure trove of, well, treasures.Bulungula Lodge - a pioneer in sustainable living and community development
Bulungula Lodge - a pioneer in sustainable living and community developmentTucked away in the awe-inspiring landscape of the Eastern Cape province, this unique destination invites backpackers and cultural explorers to immerse themselves in the vibrant life of a traditional Xhosa community where sustainability is the order of the day.From humble beginnings to a sustainable oasis in the North West
From humble beginnings to a sustainable oasis in the North WestNestled in the heart of the picturesque Bojonala District in the North West province, Thaba Legae Guest Lodge has risen from modest beginnings into a beacon of sustainability and community empowerment.
PPort Elizabeth
PPort Elizabeth (PE) is not only home to stunning beaches, interesting museums and award-winning wildlife destinations, but also some of the friendliest people in the country. It’s no surprise to visitors that it’s called the “Friendly City”.
Port Elizabeth
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The Freedom Trail: coast to coast on a mountain bike
Active adventureThe Freedom Trail: coast to coast on a mountain bikeThe Freedom Trail is an exhilarating mountain-bike route from East Coast to West Coast in South Africa that runs through some of the most spectacular natural beauty the country has to offer. - Active adventure
Surfing in South Africa: hot weather; cool waves
Active adventureSurfing in South Africa: hot weather; cool wavesSouth Africa is a surfer’s paradise, and whether you’re a novice or an old pro, the different conditions of the West Coast, Garden Route, Wild Coast and KwaZulu-Natal offers something for everyone. - Wildlife safari
Port Elizabeth to Grahamstown/Makhanda: drive ‘the Wildlife Route’ through frontier history
Wildlife safariPort Elizabeth to Grahamstown/Makhanda: drive ‘the Wildlife Route’ through frontier historyThe ‘Wildlife Route’ from Port Elizabeth to Grahamstown/Makhanda in Eastern Cape offers a journey through European/Xhosa frontier history, exquisite birds, elephants and scenery, and delicious food. - Vibrant culture
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum: Discover the soul of Eastern Cape in Port Elizabeth
Vibrant cultureNelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum: Discover the soul of Eastern Cape in Port ElizabethThe Nelson Mandela Metropolitan Art Museum in Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, boasts a diverse collection ranging from European and Asian art to many local pieces reflecting South Africa’s cultures. - Vibrant culture
Colourful culture – Xhosa beadwork
Vibrant cultureColourful culture – Xhosa beadworkXhosa beadwork carries special cultural significance and can be seen and purchased in several places around South Africa. - Active adventure
Volleyball in South Africa
Active adventureVolleyball in South AfricaSouth Africa offers both indoor- and beach-volleyball facilities, and anyone can start playing. - Sun-soaked coasts
Port Elizabeth’s beaches
Sun-soaked coastsPort Elizabeth’s beachesPort Elizabeth boasts several lovely Blue Flag beaches – King’s Beach, Wells Estate and Humewood – as well as family friendly beaches Bluewater Bay and Sardinia Bay. - Active adventure
A grand coastal caper – Grahamstown to Port Elizabeth
Active adventureA grand coastal caper – Grahamstown to Port ElizabethTake a drive from Grahamstown to Port Elizabeth and explore the pubs, beaches, restaurants and seaside adventures that come with one of South Africa’s top coastal areas.
KKimberley
KKimberley, thanks to the fevered diamond rush of the 1870s, has a glittering past. If you’re a history buff, then you’ll know that South Africa has its past rooted in the ground and this historic little town, the capital of the Northern Cape province is lovingly known as the Diamond City.
Kimberley
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Weddings in Northern Cape: lush riverside farms and dramatic desert landscapes
Wildlife safariWeddings in Northern Cape: lush riverside farms and dramatic desert landscapesNorthern Cape is a vast arid province bisected by the Orange River – a superb wedding destination, whether among lush vineyard greenery, spring wildflowers, or the stark dry beauty of the Kalahari. Kimberley’s McGregor Museum
Kimberley’s McGregor MuseumThe central McGregor Museum in Kimberley takes you on a journey from cave dwellers to the dawn of humanity, ancient tools and hand-axes, the Stone Age, the arrival of Europeans in South Africa, conflict over minerals, Olive Schreiner, Chief Galeshewe (a local hero) and right through to the Siege of Kimberley.The Diamond Fields of the Northern Cape
The Diamond Fields of the Northern CapeA visit to Kimberley’s Big Hole and Mine Museum is an opportunity to relive the days of the diamond rush; then head into the Northern Cape’s Diamond Fields some of the battlefields of the South Africa War (also known as the Anglo-Boer War).The Kimberley Club: from colonial gentlemen’s refuge to boutique hotel
The Kimberley Club: from colonial gentlemen’s refuge to boutique hotelThe Kimberley Club, once the social hub of the Diamond City’s upper crust, today includes a nostalgic Victorian boutique hotel to delight visitors exploring Northern Cape province.The outlaw, Scotty Smith
The outlaw, Scotty SmithScotty Smith was a legendary outlaw who spent most of his time roaming the Northern Cape in search of diamonds and horses, occasionally sharing his loot with the poor, and evading the police at every turn.Kimberley - the diamond capital of South Africa
Kimberley - the diamond capital of South AfricaKimberley is known as the Diamond City because of the city’s main attraction, the Big Hole, but it also has specialist art galleries and jewellery stores for visitors, as well as being a battlefields site.- Active adventure
Fly-fish in the rivers around Kimberley
Active adventureFly-fish in the rivers around KimberleyThere’s excellent fly-fishing in the rivers near Kimberley in the Northern Cape. The largemouth yellowfish is generally regarded as South Africa’s largest freshwater fish species, with trophies weighing more than 3kg. The Kimberley Mine Museum, Northern Cape: recapture the heady days of the diamond rush
The Kimberley Mine Museum, Northern Cape: recapture the heady days of the diamond rushThe Kimberley Mine Museum in Northern Cape, overlooking the famous Big Hole, is a fascinating place to learn about the wild diamond rush and Kimberley’s transition into a respectable Victorian city.
PPolokwane
PPolokwane is the capital city of Limpopo, and has a vibrant mix of people and interesting culture. With great restaurants, art galleries, museums, jazz clubs and shopping centres, it is considered the heartbeat of Limpopo.
Polokwane
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The ultimate adrenaline-soaked itinerary for South African thrill seekers
Active adventureThe ultimate adrenaline-soaked itinerary for South African thrill seekersFrom our incredible coastlines and mountain passes all the way through to some of the most innovative urban attractions, this is an adventurer's playground supreme. - Vibrant culture
The Bakone Malapa Northern Sotho Open-Air Museum, Limpopo: at home with the Sotho people
Vibrant cultureThe Bakone Malapa Northern Sotho Open-Air Museum, Limpopo: at home with the Sotho peopleThe Bakone Malapa Northern Sotho Open-Air Museum in Limpopo province is a fascinating place to explore the history, culture, food and lifestyle of this sub-group of the Northern Sotho people. - Bustling city life
Place of peace – Polokwane, Limpopo
Bustling city lifePlace of peace – Polokwane, LimpopoPolokwane, the capital city of Limpopo, offers great restaurants, art galleries, museums, clubs and shopping centres, as well as game reserves and wilderness areas. - Active adventure
Inspired by the iconic baobab – Peter Mokaba Stadium, Polokwane
Active adventureInspired by the iconic baobab – Peter Mokaba Stadium, PolokwaneLocated in Polokwane, Limpopo, the Peter Mokaba Stadium, named after anti-apartheid activist Peter Mokaba, pays homage to the province's iconic tree, the baobab. - Breathtaking scenery
Giant elephants and baobabs – The Valley of the Olifants route
Breathtaking sceneryGiant elephants and baobabs – The Valley of the Olifants routeOn the Valley of the Olifants route in Limpopo you’ll encounter giant baobabs, elephants and the legend of the rain queen. - Vibrant culture
History and culture in Polokwane (1)
Vibrant cultureHistory and culture in Polokwane (1)Polokwane’s history and culture includes ancient African kingdoms, sacred traditional sites and archaeological digs, including Mapungubwe World Heritage Site. - Vibrant culture
The culture of Basotho: history, people, clothing and food
4Vibrant cultureThe culture of Basotho: history, people, clothing and foodAs a nation that boasts about its rich culture, the Basotho can trace their origins to the pre-historic age.4 - Vibrant culture
Culture and expression of identity: The Ndebele of South Africa
Vibrant cultureCulture and expression of identity: The Ndebele of South AfricaThe Ndebele of South Africa constitute one group of people whose identity has survived precarious conditions and existential crisis under the weight of changing power dynamics of internal and external factors from pre-colonial to present times.
MMbombela
MMbombela, the capital of the Mpumalanga province, is a vibrant, sub-tropical city that combines a rich history surrounded by untouched wildlife and plenty of adrenaline-fueled adventure.
Mbombela
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The Sudwala Caves: majestic caverns in the bowels of the earth
1Active adventureThe Sudwala Caves: majestic caverns in the bowels of the earthMpumalanga province’s Sudwala Caves, the oldest in the world, offer a walking tour for any fitness level through majestic caverns, or a more challenging expedition for experienced cavers.1 - Breathtaking scenery
South Africa’s botanical gardens
1Breathtaking scenerySouth Africa’s botanical gardensSouth Africa’s national botanical gardens are managed by the South African National Biodiversity Institute. The most famous is the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens in Cape Town. More local botanical gardens, also very beautiful, can be found in various cities throughout the country.1 - Active adventure
The ultimate adrenaline-soaked itinerary for South African thrill seekers
Active adventureThe ultimate adrenaline-soaked itinerary for South African thrill seekersFrom our incredible coastlines and mountain passes all the way through to some of the most innovative urban attractions, this is an adventurer's playground supreme. - Active adventure
World class soccer and rugby venue – Mbombela Stadium, Mpumalanga
Active adventureWorld class soccer and rugby venue – Mbombela Stadium, MpumalangaNicknamed the giraffe stadium because its 18 roof supports, the Mbombela Stadium was built for the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ and hosts soccer and rugby matches for Mpumalanga fans. - Vibrant culture
2010’s Architectural Legacy: South Africa’s Soccer Stadiums
Vibrant culture2010’s Architectural Legacy: South Africa’s Soccer StadiumsEvery major city in South Africa is home to an incredible soccer stadium, a legacy of The 2010 FIFA World Cup™. Be amazed by the architecture of the stadiums and the quality of the fields. - Vibrant culture
Mbombela, Mpumalanga: gateway to the Lowveld
Vibrant cultureMbombela, Mpumalanga: gateway to the LowveldMbombela, formerly called Nelspruit, is the capital of Mpumalanga, the gateway to the Kruger National Park and other wildlife reserves, and home to 1 of South Africa’s great botanical gardens. - Vibrant culture
The culture of Basotho: history, people, clothing and food
4Vibrant cultureThe culture of Basotho: history, people, clothing and foodAs a nation that boasts about its rich culture, the Basotho can trace their origins to the pre-historic age.4 - Vibrant culture
The Shangaan-Tsonga people
1Vibrant cultureThe Shangaan-Tsonga peopleThe Tsonga people are a diverse group of tribes that include the Shangaan, Thonga, Tonga, Vandzawu, VaTshwa, Vakalanga and Valoyi to name a few.1
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