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World-renowned Kruger is the size of a small country, offering all of Africa at its best. It’s home to an impressive number of species as well as historical and archaeological sights. A visit here is one of the must-do things in life.
Continue readingNow a World Heritage Site and part of a large transfrontier conservation area, Mapungubwe Hill was home to ancient civilisation, the oldest known kingdom in South Africa.
Continue readingIn just three hours from Johannesburg lies the heart of the Waterberg, where the park’s spectacular scenery rivals sightings of raptors and big game.
Continue readingMokala is sheltered by dolerite hills that open to sandy plains across which you can drive for a look at the rare roan antelope.
Continue readingIt’s not all about the zebras … there’s also beautiful mountain scenery, restful silence and an abundant array of wildlife in a relatively compact setting.
Continue readingLocated in the dry northwestern part of South Africa, Namaqua transforms into Nature’s most eye-catching wildflower garden in spring.
Continue readingOverlooking the city of Cape Town, this World Heritage Site includes South Africa’s most iconic landmark, plus beaches, forests and oceans.
Continue readingConnecting the Western and Northern Cape, the wide open spaces of this park never fail to leave visitors in awe. The epitome of tranquillity, Tankwa boasts rich bird life, peculiar plants, vast plains, starry nights, and peace and quiet.
Continue readingHome to the famous Otter Trail, Tsitsikamma is heaven for hikers and outdoor adventurers.
Continue readingSituated along the Atlantic Ocean an hour north of Cape Town, West Coast National Park offers pristine beaches and coastal fynbos that bursts into colourful wildflowers in spring.
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