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South Africa Attractions
- Blyde River Canyon
In Mpumalanga, neighbouring, but in stark contrast with the Kruger National Park, lies the majestic Blyde River Canyon. Celebrated forits breathtaking views and spectacular scenery...
[more information] - Cango Caves
The Cango Caves is one of the great wonders of the world with its unique limestone formations with beautiful colours. It lies in the Swartberg Mountain Range in a limestone belt...
[more information]  Major Attractions & Icons
Table Mountain is worth visiting for its stunning views of Cape Town and the coastline. Most visitors to South Africa come here to see the big five. Blyde River Canyon is the third largest canyon in the world...
[more information]- Natural World of South Africa
South Africa is a land of incredible natural beauty, with more than three million hectares set aside for conservation. From the enormous, world-renowned, game-rich Kruger National Park...
[more information]  SA Tourism Routes
Whether it’s motorcycling along the wide rolling roads of panoramic waterfall country, dipping your toes in the Indian Ocean of the Garden Route or Elephant Coast or taking a tipple in the winelands, there’s a South African tourism route to suit you....
[more information] South Africa Pot of Gold
Find out all the things South Africa has to offer in this quick romp around this diverse country with travel writer Carrie Hampton. Expect a bit of sun-seeking, wildlife watching, every kind of adventure sport...
[more information] Townships
Is a South African township tourism merely a way to be a voyeur of poverty? Read this touching article by Carrie Hampton, to find out how a township tour in Cape Town left her with humility and a sense of ubuntu...
[more information]- World Heritage Sites
South Africa is home to 8 official UNESCO World Heritage Sites. These 8 heritage sites include four cultural, three natural and one mixed (cultural and natural) sites...
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