Often called a ‘World in One Country’, you will be amazed by how many activities you can pack into a stay.
South Africa is one of the most exciting and varied destinations on offer. From the delights of Cape Town to the views of the Garden Route – voted one of the world’s best road trips, to the diverse wildlife of Kruger National Park, to some of the world’s finest vineyards, South Africa is one of our team’s favourite destinations—and for good reason.
Whatever duration you choose, it probably won’t be long enough. Wildlife seekers will love the Big Five safaris and the whale-watching opportunities. South African culture and cuisine are too good to ignore; you’ll find plenty to enjoy, especially around Cape Town and the winelands. History buffs will have much to see and do from the country’s past, especially regarding apartheid and the Anglo-Boer Wars. South African holidays offer superb views of the intensely beautiful natural landscape. This year-round destination delivers wonderfully diverse experiences.
Cape Town offers so many unique adventures that it is difficult to know where to begin. With its mountains, excellent surf, vibrant nightlife, semi-desert wildlife, exquisite winelands, and rich culture and history, it is unlikely to be fully discovered in a single visit. Overlooking the city is Table Mountain, a short cable car journey, or a rewarding walk away, offering stunning panoramic views over the city and the Atlantic Ocean.
Along the coast is the Garden Route, where mountainside forests give way to the ocean, which is often heralded as the best drive in the world. Hermanus and Plettenberg Bay provide some of the best whale watching opportunities on the globe.
Kruger National Park is one of Africa’s most accessible and varied wildlife parks. Residing in its two million hectares are the ‘Big Five ‘—buffaloes, rhinos, elephants, leopards, and lions—and a safari tour offers the best chance of seeing them. Other wildlife includes giraffes, cheetahs, and hippos.

Surrounding the base of Table Mountain overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, the historic city of Cape Town is renowned for being one of the most beautiful in the world.

Durban is famously known as 'the warmest place to be' because of its year-round sub-tropical climate, warm Indian Ocean, and friendly local culture.

The Eastern Cape is scattered with traditional African villages and game reserves. Its long Sunshine Coast boasts some beautiful beaches and a rugged beauty too.

The Kingdom of Eswatini may be the smallest in the southern hemisphere, but that doesn’t stop it from being one of Africa’s biggest adventures.

The garden route is one of the 'must-sees' for most visitors to South Africa. It stretches from Mossel Bay to just beyond Plettenberg Bay encompasing a range of beautiful landscapes.

Hazyview is less than 5km from the Phabeni Gate into the Kruger National Park. This lush farming town in Mpumalanga is also located on the Panorama Route.

Affectionately known as Jo'burg or Jozi, Johannesburg is a vibrant and dynamic African city with plenty on offer for the many visitors to this cosmopolitan metropolis.

Bordering Mozambique to the north, the Kruger National Park is the most well-known, and one of the largest parks in Africa. It covers parts of Limpopo and Mpumalanga Provinces.

Along the east coast, KwaZulu-Natal offers year-long warm weather, adventure, big game, stunning beaches, magnificent landscapes and a rich cultural heritage.

Pretoria, South Africa's administrative capital, is known for its jacaranda-lined streets, historic government buildings and rich blend of Ndebele, Afrikaner and colonial heritage.

Sun City is a glittering resort in South Africa's North West province, famed for its casino, Lost City water park, world-renowned golf courses and Big Five game reserves nearby.

The Western Cape Province of South Africa is where you will find the Cape Winelands, the Karoo, and a beautiful stretch of coastline along both the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.

The Cape Winelands in South Africa produce some of the best wines in the world. Stellenbosch and the Franschhoek Valley are well worth exploring especially if you enjoy food and wine.
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