South Africa is one of the most geographically varied countries of the African continent and it is probably the only place in the world that you will be able to experience a mix of third and first world culture due to the mixture of the South Africans who are the natives and Europeans who settled there during colonialism. Major attractions are:

Game and Nature Reserves

South Africa boasts a huge collection of wildlife regions and game parks encompassing every possible landscape from deserts to forests, mountains to coast, teeming with
wildlife species - including Africa’s Big 5.These reserves and national parks have lodges that offer both rustic and 5-star luxury, self catering bush camps and fully catered accommodation. Kruger National Park measuring two million hectares is the most popular park in South Africa and boasts of unrivaled wildlife diversity.

National Botanical Gardens

South Africa has eight National Botanical Gardens which are managed by the South African National Biodiversity Institute. The focus of the National Botanical Gardens is
growing and conserving South Africa’s indigenous plants, conserving over 1,350 hectares of natural vegetation and associated biodiversity within their boundaries and promoting and raising environmental awareness in South Africa and abroad.

The Garden Route

This is a series of bays, cliffs, beaches and towns, stretching hundreds of
kilometres from Heidelberg in the west to the Tsitsikamma Forest in the East. Attractions along the route include Ostrich Farms, the Cango Caves and the world's longest wine route - home to some
glorious wine estates. The Garden Route offers some of the best boat based whale watching in the world. there are township tours, museums, lovely old buildings, funky craft shops, markets, art galleries and loads of live music venues as well.

Beaches

South Africa has thousands of kilometres of pristine coastline, with safe swimming areas, superb surfing conditions as well as offering excellent fishing opportunities for any angler. South Africa has a 3,000km coastline with thousands of beaches, some of which are more appealing than others. Popular beaches include: Bloubergstrand Beaches,Atlantic Seaboard Beaches and False Bay Beaches.

Wine Estates

South African wines are well known and loved throughout the world. The wine estates make a fantastic travel destination and easily accessible to local and international tourists as there are a host of wine routes in different wine producing regions of South Africa. The routes are a collection of estates within easy reach of each other in the same geographical area. Wine routes Constantia Wine Route, Rawsonville Wine Routes,Paarl Vintners, Swartland Wine Route, Tulbagh Wine Route etc.