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Cape Town
Warm.
Wise. Beautiful. Moody. The Mother City. The Gateway to Africa. The Crossroads
of the Sea. Cape Town has been described in many ways. It is many different
things to many differe...
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Drakensberg - KwaZulu-Natal
An area of dramatic beauty. Three thousand metre high peaks soar above grassy
valleys and crystal clear streams. Superb day and overnight hikes lead the
visitor ...
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DurbanHot
and spicy! Durbs-by-the-sea is South Africa’s most laid-back city. It’s hot,
lush, tropical and has miles of great swimming and surfing beaches. Exotic
Indian and earthy Zulu in...
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Eastern Cape - South Africa
500km of coastline with pristine beaches and coastal dunes and a sunny moderate
weather in which to enjoy them. Aptly name the ‘Sunshine Coast’. For a refreshing
d...
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Garden Route - South Africa
Tsitsikamma to Mossel Bay has been billed a ’Taste of Eden’. The Garden Route
has mystical forests, wetlands, immaculate beaches and narrow, snaking passes
that d...
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Gauteng - South AfricaDespite its small size, Gauteng is the powerhouse of South Africa. It’s high
population and ethnic diversity makes it a melting pot of cultures. It has a
sophisticated, fi...
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Kruger National Park Area
Since the park was first opened in 1898, it has grown into one of the best for game viewing in the world. 1863Km ...
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Mozambique is a magical mix of African, old Portuguese and Arab influences. It is a travel destination on the rise, but there’s still many charming untouched corners. The long Indian Ocean coastline...
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Green, gently rolling pastures and pine forests. The Midlands is genteel and olde worlde with art and craft galleries and antique shops. Battles were fought here amongst the Boer, British and Zulu imp...
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The vast Northern Cape is made up of the semi-arid Karoo and the Kalahari Desert. The region beyond is dry and sparsely populated. The river plummets in...
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Overberg simply means 'over the mountains'. It’s rugged coastline attracts two oceans, whales and sharks. Inland, rich farmlands run along the idyllic Breede River. What to see and do Whale watchin...
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Route 62 is a pleasant and shorter alternative to the N2 between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. It winds through the fertile valleys of the Klein Karoo, ...
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An 80km stretch of beautiful beaches, glossy mangroved lagoons and canopied milkwood forests. Balmy weather, warm Indian Ocean waters and easy attitudes give the South Coast a year-round holiday feel....
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Few travellers are disappointed with their stay in this diminutive kingdom. Backpacker hostels here have always been crossroads for travellers moving between Mozambique, the Kruger Area and St Lucia -...
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The ’Smoke that thunders’ is 1700m wide and thunders 107m into the Zambezi Gorge. Spray from the falls can be seen and felt from far away.
You can get a sense of the vastness of the falls fro...
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Venture out on the N7 and discover simple pleasures. Life on the West Coast is as uncomplicated as the locals white houses. And most locals are the salt of the earth themselves. The ocean nourishes th...
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An almost unspoilt paradise, simply rural and overlooked by development. The Wild Coast is a rocky coast with remote villages, numerous rivers, waterfalls, unspoilt beaches, lots of open space and unt...
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Take in the graceful architecture and rolling vineyards nestling amid the soaring mountains of Stellenbosch, Paarl, Franschhoek and Wellington. What to ...
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Zululand and Elephant Coast
Steeped
in rich traditions, wild game and war, Zululand’s rolling hills are home to
many game parks that have firmly established South Africa as the international
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