South Africa is a world in one country and offers visitors and residents a multitude of destinations.
South Africa is a world in one country and offers visitors and residents a multitude of destinations.
For first-time visitors, here are "must see" destinations.
Favourite destinations
l The Kruger National Park is one of the world's largest game reserves.
l The Cape Peninsula includes Table Mountain, Cape Town, Cape Point and the winelands.
l Sun City Resort is in the bush and has sailing, swimming, golfing, gambling and game viewing.
l The Garden Route - 200kms of beaches, forests and mountains.
l KwaZulu-Natal Parks has game parks in Zululand and the St Lucia Lake area.
l Drakensberg - enjoy the scenic splendor of South Africa's highest mountains and mountain resorts.
l Soweto and Johannesburg. Visit the famous township and cosmopolitan Johannesburg.
Popular self-drive destinations
l The Cape winelands is a haven of gracious, white-gabled farmsteads evoking a rich, elegant heritage.
l Klein Karoo. Travel through the Klein (Little) Karoo and see fruit-growing, wine-producing and ostrich farming towns.
l The Rainbow Route in KwaZulu-Natal and Mpuma-langa traces history and culture and is perfect if you love and respect nature.
l Mpumalanga escarpment and lowveld land is Big Five country with hiking, eco-safaris, arts and crafts, ethnic villages and the wonder of nature.
l Valley of the Olifants is an unspoilt corner of Africa - unhurried, contented and timeless.
World Heritage Sites
l Cradle of Humankind is a series of caves where Mrs Ples, the skull of a two-million-year old female was found.
l Robben Island where Nelson Mandela and other freedom fighters were imprisoned.
l uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park - the 243000ha park is a world of gigantic peaks, buttresses and large open spaces.
South Africa offers tourists only the best
South Africa is a world in one country and offers visitors and residents a multitude of destinations.
South Africa is a world in one country and offers visitors and residents a multitude of destinations.
For first-time visitors, here are "must see" destinations.
Favourite destinations
l The Kruger National Park is one of the world's largest game reserves.
l The Cape Peninsula includes Table Mountain, Cape Town, Cape Point and the winelands.
l Sun City Resort is in the bush and has sailing, swimming, golfing, gambling and game viewing.
l The Garden Route - 200kms of beaches, forests and mountains.
l KwaZulu-Natal Parks has game parks in Zululand and the St Lucia Lake area.
l Drakensberg - enjoy the scenic splendor of South Africa's highest mountains and mountain resorts.
l Soweto and Johannesburg. Visit the famous township and cosmopolitan Johannesburg.
Popular self-drive destinations
l The Cape winelands is a haven of gracious, white-gabled farmsteads evoking a rich, elegant heritage.
l Klein Karoo. Travel through the Klein (Little) Karoo and see fruit-growing, wine-producing and ostrich farming towns.
l The Rainbow Route in KwaZulu-Natal and Mpuma-langa traces history and culture and is perfect if you love and respect nature.
l Mpumalanga escarpment and lowveld land is Big Five country with hiking, eco-safaris, arts and crafts, ethnic villages and the wonder of nature.
l Valley of the Olifants is an unspoilt corner of Africa - unhurried, contented and timeless.
World Heritage Sites
l Cradle of Humankind is a series of caves where Mrs Ples, the skull of a two-million-year old female was found.
l Robben Island where Nelson Mandela and other freedom fighters were imprisoned.
l uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park - the 243000ha park is a world of gigantic peaks, buttresses and large open spaces.
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