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Beaches
From KwaZulu-Natal to the Wild Coast, Eastern Cape to the West Coast, Africa South has more than 3000 km of coastline. Pristine beaches, fishing communities, golf estates, luxury hotels and guest houses dot the landscape as you explore the marine wonders that South Africa is
Bird Tours
With nearly a thousand species of birds, no wonder that Africa South has become one of the worlds bird hot spots. Bunji Jumping
Bloukrans River Bridge – It's official – you can now jump higher bungi-jumping commercial bungi the world, usurping the position formerly occupied by Vic Falls. The bridge is 216 m high, but the jump is only about 160 m. You jump from the bridge arch support, no from the road and get there and back is an experience in itself. After the jump you winched back to the bridge.
Cango Caves
The Cango Caves lie in the Swartberg Mountain Range in a limestone belt of 1.5 km wide and almost 16 km long. The present tourist route extends for 1.2 km in the cave with a 4.1 km still remain closed to the public for conservation reasons. Cango Wildlife Ranch
The Cango Wildlife Ranch is situated on the outskirts Oudtshoorn in the Little Karoo, and since its inception in 1977, grew into a major tourist attraction in the region. In 1988, the Farm developed a mechanism known as Cheetahland within its borders in an effort to promote its goal of raising public awareness of endangered species. This unique facility is home to a wide variety of big cats, which can be seen from a high "Catwalk" an uninhibited vision of these creatures magnificent. Cape of Good Hope Reserve
Located at the southernmost tip of the peninsula is a nature reserve, with fantastic panoramic on the Cape of Good Hope from the viewing area, reached by cable car. The area has a dry and desolate appearance, but it's nothing that more than half of the flowering plants of the peninsula, like the protea grow here. The reserve is also home to zebra, ostrich and antelope baboons. In route Cape Town, penguin colony at Boulder's Bay is worth stopping for as Simon's Town is a Navy town and is the third oldest European settlement country. Cape Town
Cape Town is the city's most fabulously diverse and vibrant, with great natural beauty, fascinating architecture, great restaurants, bars and nightlife. Want to climb to the top or take the cable car, the views from Table Mountain are amazing. See the famous "Dassies (rock rabbits) scampering aound the rocks and also the imposition of Lion's Head and Devil's Peak, which together with Table Mountain forming the Cape Peninsula. Take a ferry from V & A Waterfront to Robben Island to see the tiny cell which held Nelson Mandela for nearly three decades. Cape Winelands
Only one hour drive from Cape Town are the beautiful towns of Stellenbosch, Paarl, Franschhoek and Constantia, in the heart of the demarcated region. Visit some of the beautiful wine properties and taste some of the best wines in the world. Cradle of Humankind
Declared a World Heritage Site, the Cradle of Humankind west of Johannesburg includes, among its numerous sites, the Sterkfontein Caves, where anthropologist Dr Robert Broom discovered the skull of Mrs Ples, a hominid three million years, in 1936. At the time she was thought to be the next test of the "missing link" to be found.
Drakensberg Mountains
Recently proclaimed World Heritage Drakensberg Mountains offer the powerful panoramic views of peaks, sparkling waterfalls and natural pools. Prime sites include Cathedral Peak, Monks Cowl, Champagne Castle, Giant's Castle, Cathkin Peak and the geological phenomenon of the Drakensberg Ampitheatre, all of which are scattered throughout this range majestic. One of the most breathtaking views is Tugela Falls, where the river runs over a mile over boulders and cascades through a dramatic gorge in the valley. Durban
Durban is a haven for holiday makers with a sub-tropical climate and carnival atmosphere. The amusement area is known as the Golden Mile, which actually extends for 4 miles and offers numerous attractions and entertainment. There is an expansion of the area in front of the port to quickly explore, as well as the vibrant Victoria Street Market, in the center of the Indian community in Durban. Garden Route
Approached the Cape Town or from Port Elizabeth, in the east, the Garden Route has enchanted visitors with its abundance of rivers, spectacular mountain passes, lakes, beaches, and wonderful highlights of this area birdlife.The are too numerous to mention but a few examples include Tsitskamma National Park, an area of ancient forest, with hiking trails, and a long plateau that coastal stretches for five kilometers to the sea. The park is alive with fynbos, wild orchids, otters, baboons and small buck more than 280 species birds.
Storms River area offers a number of activities abseling, tree climbing, hiking and water pipe black. With its succession of bays, white sandy beaches, spectacular cliffs and tidal pools is not surprising that some of the main coastal resorts are along the Garden Route. Greater St Lucia Wetland Park
On the north coast of KwaZulu-Natal, this huge park was recently declared a World Heritage Site. Extending over 680 hectares desert, there are at least five different ecosystems represented including a large lake, coral reefs, a subtropical desert, swamp and reed-covered islands dunes gigantic. With such diverse ecology of the park is home to all forms of wildlife, including white pelicans 6000, 800 hippos, crocodiles, 1200, as well as turtles, flamingos, sharks, whales and dolphins. The Greater St Lucia Wetlands lie 136 miles north of Durban. Hermanus
The Whale Crier of Hermanus site, rings his bell to warn people that the whales arrived. From May / June through November and these fascinating creatures massive come close to shore that offers an exciting vision. Highgate ostrich farm
Highgate, established almost 100 years ago by the Hooper family, is a major concern Ostrich Farming mainly producing ostrich feathers and its byproducts. Highgate was opened in 1938 and since then many thousands of visitors from around the world have been entertained in the establishment.
Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Park
The Hluhluwe and Umfolozi reserves were founded in 1895 and are the oldest shrines as in Africa. It was here that the world acclaimed Operation Rhino was introduced in the 1960s, successfully capturing and relocating white rhino to havens in Africa South and abroad. As a result, the white rhino population in this country is now 12 times the number 1960, 500. Today a single park, Hluhluwe-Umfolozi is concentrating their efforts on saving the endangered black rhino, whose numbers in Africa decreased from 14 000 to a pitiful 2 550 in the past decade. You will find at least one fifth of the world black and white rhino here. Hout Bay
Hout Bay is a fishing village overlooking the majestic mountains, which combines the sophistication of the Riviera with the rugged beauty of Africa. Apart from being a quiet haven to relax or swim, there are several restaurants and cozy pubs.Visit the world of birds, or climb into a Boat Cruise out of port & Seal Island to see the bird life on offer. The famous fish on the Rocks, English Fish & Chips, at the end of the port has the best calamari, Snoek & chips in Cape Town. Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
Kirstenbosch was established in 1913 to promote and conserve the indigenous flora of southern Africa. Situated on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, The property has 528 hectares and includes a cultivated garden and a nature reserve. There are several trails through natural forests and access to Table Mountain is possible via marked routes up Skeleton Gorge & Nursery Ravine. The restaurant is open daily, as well as a store of books and curiosities to go. Every Sunday from December to March the host Gardens Summer Sunset Concerts, featuring a wide variety of music classical and two locations. Take a picnic as this is something that no visitor should miss the Cape. Kruger National Park
Covering an area of almost five million hectares, Kruger National Park is the largest reserve in South Africa and home to an impressive variety of animals including the "big five' dandelion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant and buffalo. Want to stay in the park in a private reserve or just around, the best way to explore is a sunrise or sunset drive the game with an experienced ranger who impart their knowledge and experience. Safaris in an open jeep, covered walk or you can pay close to amazing views of worlds greater variety of wildlife. The park is about 220 km from Johannesburg and can be reached by regular flights, chartered planes for private reserves or by road. Madikwe Game Reserve
As reserves of South Africa's fourth largest game Madikwe is home to 31 species of about 10,000 animals, including the "five large "wild dog, black and white rhino hyena and cheetah. The area comprises rocky canyons, plateaus, mountains, grasslands, savannas and gallery forests. The free reserve Malaria is only 4 km south of the border with Botswana and about four hours drive north of Johannesburg. Marakele National Park
The Marakele National Park is located in the heart of the Waterberg mountains and has an impressive variety of wildlife due to its location in the zone between the dry western and eastern regions of the humid South Africa The park is characterized by contrasting majestic mountain landscapes, grass clad hills and deep valleys. Rare discoveries of yellow wood and cedar, 16 feet tall tree ferns and cycads, are some of the plant species found here. All species of game largest elephant and rhino to the big cats, as well as an incredible variety of birds including the endangered Cape vultures are to be found in the park. The malaria free reserve is 155 miles north of Johannesberg. Midlands Meander
Just an hour's drive west of Durban is a good sign posted arts and crafts route known as the Midlands Meander. With more than 100 places to visit, from art studios to rustic pubs. Visit the Railroad Museum of Natal, a magnet for enthusiasts of steam, a center of Midmar Dam for water sports or the Dargle area, flyfishing for super. Namaqualand
All spring (August-September), the Northern Cape comes alive with vast fields of daisies in a natural splash of vivid colors. Fed by winter rains, the motifs of flowers of Namaqualand are a photographer's delight. Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe
The Outeniqua Choo-Tjoe is the last scheduled operation carried steam train passengers in South Africa and runs daily between George and Knysna. The path-Choo Tjoe is from George, via Victoria Bay, Wilderness, Sedgefield and Knysna and encompasses Goukamma some of the most spectacular landscapes in South Africa in the heart of the Garden Route Lake District.
Pilanesberg National Park
The park delivers a gaming experience free of malaria with more than 8,000 large animals, including the "big five" and more than 350 species of birds. The sanctuary game is covered with fields and granite outcroppings formed from a desolate volcanic crater in the late seventies, when long-vanished wildlife was introduced again. Only 123 miles away from Johannesburg to Sun City Resort, Pilansberg can be reached by road or flight in Sun City. Port Elizabeth
The gateway to the Garden Route, is the "Friendly City" of Port Elizabeth. Founded in 1820, when some 4,000 British families settled here to start a new life, the city is full of gracious homes of the period. With miles of white sandy beaches, is a magnet for swimmers, surfers and sailors.
Robben Island
A short cruise from Cape Town's V & A Waterfront by ferry, this legendary island is a must-see on the itinerary of any rookie. This is where Nelson Mandela and his comrades were imprisoned for decades during Apartheid. Former inmates will take you on an enlightening tour of the prison grounds. This historical island is now a World Heritage Site and proclaimed nature conservation area. Shark Diving
South Africa was one of the first countries in the world to the Great White a protected species. We can offer you the opportunity to get very close to these awesome animals. You can go on a shark dive or, alternatively, to only see them from the safety of the boat.
Soweto
Just south of Johannesburg is Soweto – the largest of South Africa's townships. This vibrant city is home to about 2 million people and a number historical sites. A visit to Soweto includes a stop at a typical Shebeen (traditional drinking room) where you can taste the local beer, food and hospitality, as well as a visit to the house where the Nobel Prize Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu lived.
Table Mountain
Over the centuries, became one of the most recognizable landmarks of South Africa The steep cliffs and rocky outcrops of the mountain to play at home to a number of plants and animals. The mountain is home to about 1470 plant species. Take a guided walk in one of the many routes or simply ride the cable car to the top – it will be one of your memories enduring SA.
The Addo Elephant National Park
Deep within the shadows of the dense valley of the Sundays River region, lies the Addo Elephant Park. It is a sanctuary to over 200 elephants belonging to an isolated gene pool and therefore smaller than other African elephant, with a reddish hue. The area is home to unique flightless dung beatle found almost exclusively in Addo, and given the right of way on the roads of the park. Baxter Theatre
Baxter is a World Class South African Theatre in Rondebosch situated at the foot of Devils Peak. The exciting and diverse range of artistic works program celebrated South African productions international. Each year over 350,000 people attend more than 1000 presentations, this popular theater. Two Oceans Aquarium
What makes the Two Oceans Aquarium so different is the location. This is where the cold waters of the Atlantic meets the warmer Indian Ocean. Few places in the world are in a position more favorable to characterize the flora and fauna of the oceans so different from the temperature and the life they support. The remarkable success and construction of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront was the catalyst in the wake of this dream of an aquarium. Victoria & Alfred Waterfront
The Waterfront Company was formed in 1988 with a mandate to develop the historic port area as a mixed-use, focusing on tourism and trade with the continued operation of the port work. In addition to banks, shops, cinemas and restaurants by the sea offers a variety of entertainment for the whole family. Visit the Two Oceans Aquarium, Maritime Museum and the World Cyber SA, Scratch Patch and craft markets. If this is not enough, you can stroll and enjoy the spectacle of street artists, street performers and musicians and enjoy lively music and acts in the Amphitheater. helicopter rides, boat tours, leisure and travel to Robben Island to run away. Rafting
The Breede River (Western Cape) offers a breakaway weekend that is as good as a holiday. Surrounded by its tranquil beauty, this river is a stimulant, rafting adventure, but safe. The trip requires no experience and the whole family is welcome to attend.
Zulu Battlefields
Reliving the horror of some of the bloodiest battles fought between the British and Zulu warriors. Isandlwana, where British troops were massacred by the Zulu army and Rorke's Drift, where a handful of British soldiers made a powerful Zulu regiment at bay. The battles are brought vividly to life by historians and guides. Near the city of Dundee and approximately 175 miles of Durban. And in closing …
Each province has its own attractions and varies from one to another. Weather conditions, their individual beauty and scenery. Gauteng area and regions offer the most luxurious game reserves and an abundance of world-class casinos, including Montecasino, Gold Reef City, Emperors Palace, Carnival City and the Lost City at Sun City. Kwazulu Natal offers incredible story about the Zulu wars, enjoy a journey through the battlefields and Oceanside golf courses. All our provinces have golf courses, world class, some designed by world famous golf pro. Beauty, health and wellness spa are found in all our provinces. South Africa is recognized as a destination for international conferences. We offer a variety types of accommodation from the shops Back Packers hotels to 5 *. Our infrastructure and technology makes it possible for any business traveler or leisure activities for all amenities on hand for an unforgettable vacation or business trip. Come and enjoy our country with us!
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