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South Africa’s third largest park is home to the Big Seven. See how big and small, elephants and dung beetles, live together in this magnificent park stretching from bush to beach in the Eastern Cape.
Continue readingThe southernmost tip of Africa, Cape Agulhas has been witness to many a shipwreck. Take some time to discover the recovered treasures as well as the wealth of bird, plant and animal life.
Continue readingHugging the Namibian border and accessible from Upington, this magnificent park is a must-see for landscape lovers.
Continue readingIt may be the smallest national park, but the Breede River Valley and Langeberg make for a big backdrop for an active holiday.
Continue readingIf you are looking for a quiet spot where you can enjoy the silence of the surrounding natural environment then the Karoo is just the place.
Continue readingThe Garden Route National Park promises a vast variety of ecosystems and encompasses the Knysna Lake, Tsitsikamma and Wilderness sections.
Continue readingWhen the sun casts its glow along the sandstone cliffs of the Brandwag Buttress, the already magnificent views are transformed and the park lives up to the gold in its name.
Continue readingRegular travellers between Gauteng and Cape Town know this park near Beaufort West as an ideal stopover, but those visitors really in the know come for the breathtaking panoramas and fascinating fossils.
Continue readingTucked into the northern corner between Namibia and Botswana, this park offers the true Kalahari experience.
Continue readingTowering trees in the age-old forests around Knysna shelter colourful birds and rare butterflies while the estuaries are home to the endangered Knysna seahorse.
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