From the flattest to the tallest to the oldest to prettiest to the most dramatic,South African mountain ranges are astounding.

The open-top bus tours run all day, every day, with on-board commentary, 12 fascinating stops and easy access to all the attractions.

South Africa has a vibrant nightlife and all the major cities offer something different.

Explore the Alexandra Heritage Precinct, a moving testament to Mandela’s strength.

Feed your appetite for Joburg’s culture and history with Past Experiences tours.

Visit Museum Africa, Johannesburg’s social and cultural history museum and journey back into the glory years of the African continent’s past.

Soak up Soweto’s rich cultural atmosphere at an important South African tourist destination, Sakhumzi Restaurant.

Chancellor House – Where Mandela & Tambo Attorneys once flourished

Thousands gathered to celebrate Nelson Mandela’s life and legacy outside his Houghton home after his passing in late 2013.

Nelson Mandela Square – An urban tribute to a universal icon in the heart of Sandton, Johannesburg.

Beneath the warm and tree-lined Johannesburg skies you’ll find the City of Gold’s luxurious Saxon Hotel.

Fantastic views from Africa’s highest building - Carlton Centre

Gold Reef City – a historic adventure ride

Nelson Mandela’s memory lives on in a number of places in Gauteng where he spent his formative political years, opening a legal practice and starting to play a leading role in the Struggle against apartheid.

In memory of those who sacrificed everything Sharpeville Human Rights Precinct, Gauteng

The next time you decide to try something new and different, why not go for a memorable township experience in the kasi (township) of all kasis: Alexandra.

Johannesburg’s Constitution Hill remembers the horrors of the past, and yet embraces the promises of the future, marrying them with the reality of the present.

Take a moment to live, breathe and feel the magic of Tata Mandela at the Nelson Mandela Museum in his hometown, Qunu.

The Hector Pieterson Museum in Soweto's Khumalo Street recalls the events of 16 June 1976 and the ensuing Soweto Uprising.

The home of the Freedom Charter Kliptown Open Air Museum, Johannesburg

Home of the Freedom Struggle Liliesleaf Farm

Over the years, contemporary fashion design in South Africa has simply exploded.

Yes you may be in South Africa for the wildlife, sun, sea or all of the above, but the country is gaining a delicious reputation for its food.

Are you’re looking for luxury treatment – an adventure with all the bells and whistles of luxurious indulgence – then look no further than South Africa.

The Cape Winelands is an unforgettable Western Cape visitor attraction where you can choose one of a multitude of official routes.

A walk up the beautiful Company’s Garden, at the top of Cape Town, takes you to the South African Museum.

From the flattest to the tallest to the oldest to prettiest to the most dramatic,South African mountain ranges are astounding.

South Africa has a vibrant nightlife and all the major cities offer something different.

Soak up the sun at one of the Western Cape’s most pristine beaches.

From your first steps to your last, with river crossings, lush forests, sandy beaches and breathtaking vistas, the Otter Trail will change your life.

Explore our fascinating wildlife ecology in the wide open, pristine and natural environments when you visit one of these phenomenal nature and game reserves.

Kirstenbosch Gardens are one of South Africa’s oldest national botanical gardens and can be found on the slopes of Table Mountain.

Houses of Parliament –The heart of Cape Town

Old world glamour meets new age charm at the Mandela Rhodes Place Hotel & Spa

At the V&A Waterfront, visitors can view the ruins of the Chavonnes Battery, which has a remarkable story to tell about the early occupation of the Cape by the Dutch East India Company. But the battery also has much more to offer the visitor ...

Water scarcity does not mean you should delay or cancel your trip – South Africa is ready to welcome you on a once in a lifetime adventure while encouraging visitors to use water responsibly when travelling through our beautiful country.

Something’s sizzling at Mzoli’s Palace

Touring Cape Town’s art galleries

Tribute to great men Nobel Square, Cape Town

The V&A Waterfront, Cape Town - Shopping in the shadow of the mountain

Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art (Zeitz MOCAA)

Eating out in Cape Town is a culinary pleasure – this city is known as one of the world’s finest food capitals.

Are you’re looking for luxury treatment – an adventure with all the bells and whistles of luxurious indulgence – then look no further than South Africa.

Chapman’s Peak Drive on the Atlantic Coast, between Hout Bay and Noordhoek in the Cape Peninsula, is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world.

Are you one of those adventurers who likes to tackle the road less travelled?

Company's Garden in Cape Town is a great place for travellers to spend a few hours unwinding and exploring the natural, historical and architectural attractions.

Every South African city has its own unique story to tell, and the best people to tell those stories are the locals themselves.

Jazz fans from around the world appreciate the skill and vibrant talent of South African jazz musicians.

With a rich cultural history, some of the finest wines in the world, gourmet food and enchanting adventures, let South Africa show you why it is a shining jewel of luxury travel.

Tumbling 70m in two double streams, with water rainbows, white spray and a deep, dramatic pool, this is what waterfalls are supposed to look like.

When you visit this place you will truly understand the restorative power of nature.

The Cape Winelands is an unforgettable Western Cape visitor attraction where you can choose one of a multitude of official routes.

A walk up the beautiful Company’s Garden, at the top of Cape Town, takes you to the South African Museum.

It is one of the most beautiful parts of the African continent where you can enjoy ocean views that stretch for miles.

Basotho traditional cuisine is all about think stews, salty porridges, dried veg, yoghurt and spicy seeds. The culture is rich, hearty and historical.

From the flattest to the tallest to the oldest to prettiest to the most dramatic,South African mountain ranges are astounding.

The South African flag is an enduring symbol of unity and overcoming adversity as a nation.

Over the Tankwa Karoo National Park, clouds sketch your thoughts onto a clear blue sky.

The open-top bus tours run all day, every day, with on-board commentary, 12 fascinating stops and easy access to all the attractions.

With two-thirds of our country surrounded by coastline, a trip to South Africa is not complete without seeing Southern Right whales and Great White sharks.

South Africa has a vibrant nightlife and all the major cities offer something different.

Soak up the sun at one of the Western Cape’s most pristine beaches.

From your first steps to your last, with river crossings, lush forests, sandy beaches and breathtaking vistas, the Otter Trail will change your life.

Shakaland is a cultural replication of a Zulu “Umuzi” or homestead, complete with 55 very comfortable beehive huts that overlook the Phobane Lake.

Linger longer as your senses take in the smells, sounds and tastes of different spices and incense or let your sight drink in the vibrant and colourful fabrics.

The Free State is home to a myriad of bird species, wide open spaces, cold and clean waterways and formidable mountain ranges.

Welcome to the gardens of Eden.

Explore our fascinating wildlife ecology in the wide open, pristine and natural environments when you visit one of these phenomenal nature and game reserves.

Meet Durban, South Africa's playground. Enjoy a 4 Day Tour in Durban from $950 with Traverze Travel

The FNB stadium continues to be the preferred platform of choice for the Soweto derby involving Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.

Kirstenbosch Gardens are one of South Africa’s oldest national botanical gardens and can be found on the slopes of Table Mountain.

Explore the Alexandra Heritage Precinct, a moving testament to Mandela’s strength.