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South Africa

South Africa land of many colors, and the iconic Nelson Mandela, is one of the most popular tourism destinations in Africa visited by millions every year to enjoy her nineteen iconic wildlife national parks and private game reserves, beautiful beaches on her 2800km coastline from Cape town via the popular Garden Route to DurbanKwa Zulu Natal on the Indian Ocean;incredible cultures, stunning scenery, sunshine, water sports and adventure activities from diving, deep sea fishing, whale watching, dolphins, rafting, bungee jumping, zip lining, cable cars, horse riding; the wine lands, business, meetings incentives conferences and events, shopping, entertainment, culture and urban tourism. The flagship Kruger National Parkis one of Africa’s largest wildlife reserves and home to the Big-5 African mammals. Other popular spots include the Golden Gate Highlands National Park, the Garden Route, Addo Elephant National Park, the Kalahari desertto the north-west and SabiSabiprivate Game Reserve.The resort town of Cape Town is an international haunt for beach, ocean, adventure, leisure, shopping and water-sports lovers while her wine lands tours are a must for wine enthusiasts and a surprising delight for the regular tourist; Johannesburg,theeconomic capital of South Africais a tourist attraction in her own right; a mega metropolis with sterling land marks, world class hotels and restaurants, classic museums, shopping arcades, art galleries Johannesburg Zoo & Lion Park. Together with the close-by Sun City they are the most visited city in Africa.Overall, South Africa beautiful, diverse, accessible and one of the most sought after tourism destinations in Africa; you’re only spoilt for choice. Together with her stunning neighbors Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique, the entire southern Africa region is a tourism magnet to the world.

Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park is South Africa’s largest and most popular game reserve as well as one of the.

Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park is South Africa’s largest and most popular game reserve as well as one of the largest in Africa. Situated on the north eastern corner of the country enclosed by the Limpopo River and Zimbabwe to the north, the Lebombo mountains and Mozambique to the east and Crocodile River to the south, the 19,485 km² (360km (north to south) by 65 km east to west) park is home to over 147 species of African large mammals, far more than any other game reserve in Africa, including large numbers of all of the African Big-5 (lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino and leopard)as well as other terrestrial mammals like giraffes, antelopes, cheetahs, hippos and crocodiles as well as the endangered African wild dog; over 114 species of reptiles, many amphibians as well as515 species of birds including bird life’s “Big-6” i.e. the lappet-faced vulture, martial eagle, saddle-billed stork, kori bustard, ground hornbill and the reclusive Pel’s fishing owl, which is endemic and rare.Together with Zimbabwe’s Gonarezhou National Park and Mozambique’s Limpopo National Park both of which it borders, they form the incredible Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park eco-system.

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Cape Town

Cape Town and The Winelands

The resort town of Cape Town, South Africa’s second largest city and her legislative capital, is.

Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape Town

The resort town of Cape Town, South Africa’s second largest city and her legislative capital, is also one of her most popular tourism attractions and an international haunt for beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts including deep sea fishing, diving; rafting, bungee jumping and zip lining. The wine lands are also a popular attraction. On a relaxed day enjoy sightseeing to the Cape Point and Robben Island Museum, enjoy a hike on the Table Mountains or ride the cable car and enjoy magnificent views, tour the Kirstenbosch botanical gardens, and tour the V & A Waterfront for fun and games as well as shopping and dining. There is so much to see and do in Cape Town one is only spoilt for choice. The Table Mountain National Park is home of incredible nature as well as the fynbos belt with her 8,500 unique fine leaved plants (80% of all plant species in the Cape Floral Kingdom) 6000 of which are endemic.

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