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AA safari in the untouched wild, a breathtaking view, a sun-soaked beach, the pulse of a bustling city, a fascinating window into a vibrant culture, an unforgettable adventure through an outdoor playground – in South Africa you can have it all!
Wildlife safari
Surgery and safari in South Africa
Surgery and safari in South AfricaWhen it comes to post recovery and recuperation, going on safari is a good choice.Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve - ecotourism at its sweetest
Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve - ecotourism at its sweetestIt’s so close to Joburg you can see the city skyline from some vantage points. But you’re still in the wild— with over 200 species of birds, big game animals and predatorsGame viewing from the saddle of your mountain bike
Game viewing from the saddle of your mountain bikeMountain biking through the Kruger National Park is a wonderful way to get up close and personal with the local terrain – and to see some fascinating and beautiful creatures .A safari adventure for the whole family
A safari adventure for the whole familyTaking your children on safari is an amazing adventure for the whole family to enjoy together.Rietvlei Nature Reserve - a land of water
Rietvlei Nature Reserve - a land of waterHave the perfect picnic, enjoy some cycling and horse riding or view wildlife while you explore the Rietvlei Nature Reserve.Mala Mala Game Reserve - the ultimate wildlife experience
Mala Mala Game Reserve - the ultimate wildlife experienceExperience the ultimate in luxury game reserves at Mala Mala.Learn to dive and appreciate one of South Africa’s greatest predators
Learn to dive and appreciate one of South Africa’s greatest predatorsNot only do we have the Big 7 (rhino, elephant, lion, buffalo, leopard, whales and great white sharks); we also have an incredible array of endemic bird and plant life.Get up close and personal with our wildlife in their natural habitat
Get up close and personal with our wildlife in their natural habitatSafaris in South Africa are a must for anyone fascinated by wildlife and here the Big Five refers to buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and rhino.
Breathtaking scenery
The delight and complexity of South African architecture
The delight and complexity of South African architectureIf calamity were to strike humanity, and archaeologists of a distant future were to enquire about how we lived, they would draw upon our architecture to paint a picture of who we were.Drakensberg Mountains - the barrier of spears
Drakensberg Mountains - the barrier of spearsA haven for adventurous travellers. From the simple pleasure of walking one of many trails, to exploring the rugged mountain peaks the Zulus call uKhahlamba—“the barrier of spears”—the Drakensberg experience offers you adventure, nature, culture and angelic hymns.Paternoster - a definitive Cape West Coast fishing village
Paternoster - a definitive Cape West Coast fishing villagePaternoster is a peaceful town lined with fishermen’s cottages, where great seafood and the local lifestyle become all-consuming pastimes.Echo Caves - an underground wonderland
Echo Caves - an underground wonderlandVisit the Echo Caves in Limpopo, and enjoy its well-lit walkways showcasing the beautiful dripstone formations, and the beautiful Crystal Palace and Madonna Room caves. You will appreciate why these caves are described as an underground wonderland.Beachwood Mangrove Nature Reserve - endemic treasures
Beachwood Mangrove Nature Reserve - endemic treasuresTake a walk along a series of boardwalks—see and smell red, white and black mangroves flourishing alongside wading birds, mudskippers and crabs, and finish with a breathtaking view of Durban.The fascination of South African cave adventures
The fascination of South African cave adventuresSouth Africa offers a variety of caves for you to explore, from hominid fossil sites and ancient San cave paintings.There’s so much to do in Franschhoek
There’s so much to do in FranschhoekLet’s be honest, you are probably here to drink wine. Whether you’re at a wedding, on a family outing, a friends’ get together or a romantic weekend away, it’s most likely that you will land up at one of the amazing wine farms in the area.
The Kruger National Park – a safari destination that can’t be missed.
Not only can you catch a glimpse of the famous Big Five, but you'll find yourself surrounded by hundreds of species of birds, ancient trees, winding rivers, superb accommodation and adventure.
Sun-soaked coast
- Sun-soaked coasts
The 10 best restaurants in Cape Town
Sun-soaked coastsThe 10 best restaurants in Cape TownIt’s hard to keep up with Cape Town’s energetic culinary scene. From its restaurant-lined streets to glorious lunches in the winelands a mere 20-minute drive from the city, there’s a reason some refer to the Mother City as SA’s foodie capital. - Sun-soaked coasts
Hibiscus Coast - the coast of many colours
Sun-soaked coastsHibiscus Coast - the coast of many coloursThe subtropical paradise of the Hibiscus Coast offers a myriad of delights. - Sun-soaked coasts
Seven secret coastal towns in South Africa
Sun-soaked coastsSeven secret coastal towns in South AfricaEveryone loves a little beach time and it’s even better if you don’t have to share it with a crowd. - Sun-soaked coasts
Durban - fun, sun, and LGBTQ+ friendly
Sun-soaked coastsDurban - fun, sun, and LGBTQ+ friendlyYou’re guaranteed a warm welcome when you visit any of Durban’s welcoming establishments which are open to the LGBTQ+ community. - Sun-soaked coasts
Durban's promenade - a golden mile of sun, sea, restaurants and entertainment (1)
Sun-soaked coastsDurban's promenade - a golden mile of sun, sea, restaurants and entertainment (1)Whether you start in the north or south, prefer the morning salty breeze to the evening’s gentle sunset, walk, run, amble, stand or sit, Durban’s beachfront promenade has a golden mile of options. - Sun-soaked coasts
Muizenberg Beach - surf’s up
Sun-soaked coastsMuizenberg Beach - surf’s upEver dreamt of taking to the waves and feeling the exhilarating thrill of carving through water, wind in your hair? - Sun-soaked coasts
The Sunshine Coast - bursting with adventure
Sun-soaked coastsThe Sunshine Coast - bursting with adventureThe Sunshine Coast - bursting with adventure. - Sun-soaked coasts
Bask in the sun at these top 10 beaches in KwaZulu-Natal
Sun-soaked coastsBask in the sun at these top 10 beaches in KwaZulu-NatalKwaZulu-Natal is home to pristine, perfect beaches.
Bustling city life
- Bustling city life
Cape Town: A South African historically significant city
Bustling city lifeCape Town: A South African historically significant cityPopularly known as the “Mother City”, the city has some of South Africa’s most important history and culture. - Vibrant culture
Joburg’s most iconic buildings
Vibrant cultureJoburg’s most iconic buildingsThe buildings in this ever-evolving city certainly reflect its rich heritage. - Bustling city life
The history of Joburg, City of Gold
Bustling city lifeThe history of Joburg, City of GoldJohannesburg, the metropolis with the country’s tallest skyscrapers, was once just veld (bush), dotted with rocky outcrops, scrubby bush and a network of streams. - Bustling city life
The 10 best restaurants in Joburg
Bustling city lifeThe 10 best restaurants in JoburgJust like the city itself, the dining scene in Jozi is constantly changing. - Bustling city life
Eating out in Cape Town - an eclectic mix of restaurants
Bustling city lifeEating out in Cape Town - an eclectic mix of restaurantsYou will discover a bold, experimental and contemporary food scene in Cape Town. - Bustling city life
Quirky hotels - trailers, ox wagons, tree houses and even a castle (3)
Bustling city lifeQuirky hotels - trailers, ox wagons, tree houses and even a castle (3)Top 9 Quirky hotels in South Africa. - Bustling city life
Montecasino - explore Italy while visiting Johannesburg
Bustling city lifeMontecasino - explore Italy while visiting JohannesburgDesigned to meticulously represent an old Italian village in Tuscany, this entertainment complex has over 2km of restaurants and entertainment venues, and an 8500m2 gaming casino. - Bustling city life
The University of Cape Town (UCT) - a place of learning excellence and cultural history
Bustling city lifeThe University of Cape Town (UCT) - a place of learning excellence and cultural historyUCT is one of the country's oldest university and a leading higher education institute in South Africa.
Add some adventure to your township tour at the Orlando Towers
The Orlando Towers bungee in Soweto adds a whole new dimension to sightseeing in this famous Johannesburg township.
Vibrant culture
Xhosa culture: the clans and customs
Xhosa culture: the clans and customsThe AmaXhosa are part of three nations known as Nguni that are found in South Africa. The other two are AmaSwazi and AmaZulu. The AmaXhosa settled in the Eastern Cape and over time spread to the Western Cape.Cape Malay cuisine: food that feeds the soul
Cape Malay cuisine: food that feeds the soulA food group born from the souls of slaves, in its heart, one motto: make sure our people are fed.The Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela of the Pilanesberg
The Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela of the PilanesbergIn the north-eastern corner of the Pilanesberg, where the Big Five roam the plains and platinum sits in abundance under the soil, you’ll find the ancestral home of the Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela people.Bapedi history, traditions, culture and food
Bapedi history, traditions, culture and foodThe Bapedi tribe (also known as Pedi and Basotho) arose from small chiefdoms that were formed before the 17th century.Shaka kaSenzangakhona, the founder of the Zulu kingdom
Shaka kaSenzangakhona, the founder of the Zulu kingdomKing Shaka kaSenzangakhona has been portrayed as a blood-thirsty dictator who ruled through coercion and instilled fear in his people. Contrary to these misrepresentations, early colonial accounts portray him as a keen international trader who went out of his way to protect the traders between 1824 and 1828.Venda culture
Venda cultureVenda culture and traditions are rooted in the responsibilities of the royal leaders, who are referred to as mahosi or vhamusanda in the Luvenda language, which means chiefs or traditional leaders who are royal leaders.Zulu culture and cattle symbolism
Zulu culture and cattle symbolismThe Zulu-speaking people are descendants of the Iron Age communities of Southern Africa who cultivated the soil and kept livestock.
Active adventure
10 great restaurants in South Africa
10 great restaurants in South AfricaSouth Africa’s streets, shores and vineyards are lined with so many incredible restaurants, it’s a hard task narrowing them down into a short bucket list.The Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela of the Pilanesberg
The Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela of the PilanesbergIn the north-eastern corner of the Pilanesberg, where the Big Five roam the plains and platinum sits in abundance under the soil, you’ll find the ancestral home of the Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela people.South African wines
South African winesSouth African wines are simply an infusion of the old winemaking methods combined with new ones to create modern bottled poetry for you.Great small-town foodie stops
Great small-town foodie stopsIt’s often worth it leaving behind the big lights and taking a road tip to explore small-town cuisine, or even making a trip of it and spending a night or two and exploring what else is on offer.The 10 best restaurants in Joburg
The 10 best restaurants in JoburgJust like the city itself, the dining scene in Jozi is constantly changing.Port Elizabeth rising as a globally competitive city to live, work, play & invest
Port Elizabeth rising as a globally competitive city to live, work, play & investIt has earned a nickname as a Friendly City, owing to the generally hospitable nature of the inhabitants and a welcoming endowment of natural and social heritage.
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