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| South Africa is one of the most diverse and enchanting countries in
the world. Exotic combinations of landscapes, people, history and culture offer the
traveller a unique and inspiring experience. South Africa is a heady mix of third and
first world cultures - along with the best and least crowded beaches in the world. Throw
in wildlife parks such as the Kruger Park,
beautiful natural scenery, a great infrastructure, and a stable post-apartheid environment
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  Go to » Western Cape (Cape Town):
From the Cedarberg Mountains to the wild Agulhas coast to the expansive Cape Winelands and the glorious Garden Route, the Western Cape is a
province of extraordinary diversity. Famous for Table
Mountain, beaches, V&A Waterfront, Robben
Island, the Winelands, Cape Point, ... More
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 Go to » Garden Route: Between Heidelberg (Western Cape) and Storms
River (Eastern Cape) the Garden Route runs parallel to a coastline featuring lakes,
mountains, indigenous forests, rivers and golden beaches. Famous for the Outeniqua
Choo-Choo, pristine beaches, whalewatching, the Cango Caves ... More » |
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 Go to » Eastern Cape (Port Elizabeth):
Scenic diversity is one of the most striking characteristics of the Eastern Cape. Enjoy
her rugged coastline, untamed bush and cityscapes. Famous for Addo Elephant
Park, Shamwari Game Reserve, beaches and watersports, National Arts
Festival, Nelson Mandela Museum, ... More
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 Go to » KwaZulu
Natal (Durban): Known as the "Kingdom of the
Zulu", KwaZulu Natal is a world in one province, the best African game reserves and
pristine beaches, the majestic Drakensberg Mountains and miles of subtropical coastline.
Famous for beaches, watersports, golf coast, battlefields, cultural villages, ... More » |
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 Go to » Mpumalanga (Nelspruit):
People are drawn to Mpumalanga by magnificent scenery, the fauna and flora and her
history. This is also big game country, the setting for dozens of sanctuaries teeming with
wildlife and birds. Famous for the southern section of Kruger Park, fly fishing, the Blyde
River ... More » |
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 Go to » Gauteng (Johannesburg): Gauteng, meaning "Place of
Gold" in Sotho, is the commercial and industrial powerhouse of South Africa. Famous
for Gold Reef City, the Cradle
of Humankind, Soweto
township, the Apartheid Museum, Union Buildings, Cullinan Diamond Mine, Magaliesberg, ... More » |
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 Go to » Limpopo
(Polokwane): South Africa’s northernmost province, borders Mozambique,
Zimbabwe and Botswana and is rich in wildlife, spectacular scenery and a wealth of
historical and cultural treasures. Famous for the northern section of the Kruger Park,
baobab trees, archeological ... More » |
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 Go to » North West Province (Rustenburg): From untamed
bushveld to the sophistication of 5 star luxury resorts, the North West provides the
complete tourism package. Famous for the Pilanesberg Park, Sun City Resort, Hartbeespoort
Dam, hiking trails, mountain biking trails, canoeing, white water rafting ... More » |
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 Go to » Free State (Bloemfontein): Embraced by several of South
Africa’s provinces and sharing a border with Lesotho, the Free State lies in the
heart of the country. It is a rural province of wide horizons and blue skies, with
farmland, mountains and goldfields. Famous for Loch Athlone, Golden Gate National Park ...
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 Go to » Northern Cape (Kimberley): The Northern Cape boasts a
colourful history, an utterly beautiful coastline and a number of unique national parks
which offer the tourist a unique perception of South Africa. Famous for the Big Hole,
Namaqualand spring flower display, Augrabies Falls, Kalahari National Park ... More » |
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 Go to » Namibia (Windhoek): Namibia is a country of compelling beauty,
abundant sunshine, and a feeling of unconfined space. With its unspoilt landscapes and
large variety of game, Namibia is one of the larger countries in Africa, and draws an
increasing number of visitors from various parts of the globe ... More » |
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 Go to » Botswana (Gaborone): Botswana, a land of diverse beauties, is
ideally located in the heart of southern Africa. Botswana has enjoyed remarkable economic
growth since independence, emerging as one the fastest growing economies in the world. Its
wilderness, wildlife and cultural diversity ... More
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| English is the language of the cities,
of commerce and banking, all our road signs are in English and at any hotel the service
staff will speak English. |
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| Public roads in SA are well developed
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