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South Africa

South Africa land of many colors, and the iconic Nelson Mandela, is one of the most popular tourism destinations in Africa visited by millions every year to enjoy her nineteen iconic wildlife national parks and private game reserves, beautiful beaches on her 2800km coastline from Cape town via the popular Garden Route to DurbanKwa Zulu Natal on the Indian Ocean;incredible cultures, stunning scenery, sunshine, water sports and adventure activities from diving, deep sea fishing, whale watching, dolphins, rafting, bungee jumping, zip lining, cable cars, horse riding; the wine lands, business, meetings incentives conferences and events, shopping, entertainment, culture and urban tourism. The flagship Kruger National Parkis one of Africa’s largest wildlife reserves and home to the Big-5 African mammals. Other popular spots include the Golden Gate Highlands National Park, the Garden Route, Addo Elephant National Park, the Kalahari desertto the north-west and SabiSabiprivate Game Reserve.The resort town of Cape Town is an international haunt for beach, ocean, adventure, leisure, shopping and water-sports lovers while her wine lands tours are a must for wine enthusiasts and a surprising delight for the regular tourist; Johannesburg,theeconomic capital of South Africais a tourist attraction in her own right; a mega metropolis with sterling land marks, world class hotels and restaurants, classic museums, shopping arcades, art galleries Johannesburg Zoo & Lion Park. Together with the close-by Sun City they are the most visited city in Africa.Overall, South Africa beautiful, diverse, accessible and one of the most sought after tourism destinations in Africa; you’re only spoilt for choice. Together with her stunning neighbors Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Mozambique, the entire southern Africa region is a tourism magnet to the world.

Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park is South Africa’s largest and most popular game reserve as well as one of the.

Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park is South Africa’s largest and most popular game reserve as well as one of the largest in Africa. Situated on the north eastern corner of the country enclosed by the Limpopo River and Zimbabwe to the north, the Lebombo mountains and Mozambique to the east and Crocodile River to the south, the 19,485 km² (360km (north to south) by 65 km east to west) park is home to over 147 species of African large mammals, far more than any other game reserve in Africa, including large numbers of all of the African Big-5 (lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino and leopard)as well as other terrestrial mammals like giraffes, antelopes, cheetahs, hippos and crocodiles as well as the endangered African wild dog; over 114 species of reptiles, many amphibians as well as515 species of birds including bird life’s “Big-6” i.e. the lappet-faced vulture, martial eagle, saddle-billed stork, kori bustard, ground hornbill and the reclusive Pel’s fishing owl, which is endemic and rare.Together with Zimbabwe’s Gonarezhou National Park and Mozambique’s Limpopo National Park both of which it borders, they form the incredible Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park eco-system.

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Cape Town

Cape Town and The Winelands

The resort town of Cape Town, South Africa’s second largest city and her legislative capital, is.

Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape Town

The resort town of Cape Town, South Africa’s second largest city and her legislative capital, is also one of her most popular tourism attractions and an international haunt for beach lovers and water sports enthusiasts including deep sea fishing, diving; rafting, bungee jumping and zip lining. The wine lands are also a popular attraction. On a relaxed day enjoy sightseeing to the Cape Point and Robben Island Museum, enjoy a hike on the Table Mountains or ride the cable car and enjoy magnificent views, tour the Kirstenbosch botanical gardens, and tour the V & A Waterfront for fun and games as well as shopping and dining. There is so much to see and do in Cape Town one is only spoilt for choice. The Table Mountain National Park is home of incredible nature as well as the fynbos belt with her 8,500 unique fine leaved plants (80% of all plant species in the Cape Floral Kingdom) 6000 of which are endemic.

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Kgalagadi

Kgalagadi Transfrontier(Desert) National Park

The 36,000 km² Kgalagadi Transfrontier National Park in northern South Africa bordering Botswana is.

Kgalagadi
Kgalagadi
Kgalagadi

The 36,000 km² Kgalagadi Transfrontier National Park in northern South Africa bordering Botswana is one of the country’s largest nature reserves. Her Kalahari lands are home to many species of African wildlife and is the best places for spotting the Big-Cats; lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena as well as birds.

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Mapungubwe National Park

Mapungubwe National Park

Mapungubwe National Park is South Africa’s historically most significant national park with.

Mapungubwe National Park
Mapungubwe National Park
Mapungubwe National Park

Mapungubwe National Park is South Africa’s historically most significant national park with archaeological excavations dating back to the iron ages, 700 years. Situated in the Limpopo River Valley 550kms north of Johannesburg on the border with Zimbabwe and Botswana, her 280km² of baobab studded landscape is home to many species of Africa wildlife including lion, leopard, cheetah, wild dog, hyena, elephant, rhino, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, several species of antelope including eland, wildebeest, kudu, impala, klipspringer, steenbok as well as hippos, crocodiles, Meerkats (!),over 385 species of birds and stunning scenery.

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Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve

Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve

The Blyde River Canyon is considered the world’s third-largest canyon. Situated in north-eastern.

Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve
Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve
Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve

The Blyde River Canyon is considered the world’s third-largest canyon. Situated in north-eastern South Africa between the Drakensberg Escarpment and the Lowveld, the reserve is popular for the stunning views of her steep slopes, the Three Rondavels, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, her pointedPeak, God’s Window, Caves, tall waterfalls and magnificent viewpoints. The reserve is also home to antelopes, monkeys, hippos and crocodile in the Blyderivierpoort Dam as well as many species of birds including the African fish eagle.

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Isimangaliso

Isimangaliso Wetland Nature Park

Situated on the Indian Ocean’s elephant coast in KwaZulu Natal, 375kms north of Durban,.

Isimangaliso
Isimangaliso
Isimangaliso

Situated on the Indian Ocean’s elephant coast in KwaZulu Natal, 375kms north of Durban, iSimangalisois an extensive nature eco-system with 13 separate but contiguous nature altogether covering 3320km²;220kms of beach on the Indian Ocean, several lakes, rivers and swamps, several game reserves, wildlife National Parks and Marine Parks, forest, Africa’s largest river Estuary on the river St. Lucia, and beautiful coral reefs and stunning natural beauty. Declared a World Heritage Site in 1999, the park is popular for day and night game viewing drives (in search of elephants, rhinos, buffalo, leopard, over 520 species of birds and many nocturnal animals), horse riding, watersports including diving in Sodwana (considered the best in the world), whale watching, turtles, kayaking on Lake Sibaya (South Africa’s largest fresh water lake), fishing, snorkeling and relaxation.

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Namaqua National Park

Namaqua National Park

Namaqua National Park is a botanist’s paradise. Situated in the semi-desert lands innorth-western.

Namaqua National Park
Namaqua National Park
Namaqua National Park

Namaqua National Park is a botanist’s paradise. Situated in the semi-desert lands innorth-western South Africa, on the Atlantic coast near the border with Namibia, the 700km² park is famous for her multiple brightly colored flowers of that cover her Kalahari plains and hills in a stunning beautiful bloom in spring (August and September). Located 500kms north of Cape Town, it is also home of over 3,500 plant species and the world’s largest concentration succulent plants.

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Johannesburg

Johannesburg

South Africa’s largest city, her economic capital and the second largest city in Africa including.

Johannesburg
Johannesburg
Johannesburg

South Africa’s largest city, her economic capital and the second largest city in Africa including Soweto is a tourism attraction in her own right with many visiting for sightseeing, shopping, fun, business, culture, medical tourism and philanthropy as well as a gateway to South Africa’s other popular tourism attractions including the Kruger, Sun City and Cape Town and KwaZulu Natal. It is also host to a leading international airport and a wide array of high class hotels, restaurants, art galleries, museums, entertainment spotsand a vibrant night life all of which have made ‘Jozi’one of the most visited cities in Africa.

On our popular and insightful Johannesburg City Tour visit in addition to other ctylandthe Apartheid Museum for a history of South Africa, the Origins Center at Wits Archaeological Museum, the James Hall Museum of Transport, the Mining District, The Carlton Center tallest building in Africa, The Braamfontein Grove (the heart of Egoli) as well as, time allowing, the Constitution Hill. In the evening, dinner may be organized at one of Jozi’s nice array of specialty as well as continental restaurants.

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sun city

Sun City

Sun City is a sprawling leisure and sports complex in Rustenberg, South Africa just 2hrs north of.

sun city
sun city
sun city

Sun City is a sprawling leisure and sports complex in Rustenberg, South Africa just 2hrs north of Johannesburg, bordering Pilanesburg National Park and barely 10kms from Pilanesburg Airport. It is home to several hotels including Cabanas Hotel, the 4* Soho Hotel & Casino, the 5* Cascades Hotel and the ultra-luxurious Palace of the Lost City; restaurants, casinos, a sports bar, night clubs, swimming pools, family and children’s entertainment, golf, safaris in search of the Big-5 in Pilanesburg, a high end spa and wellness center, the Valley of Waves water park and a man-made beach, high end shopping. It is a popular tourism attraction with thousands patronizing accommodation, restaurants & bars, sports and entertainment as well as meetings and conferences facilities.

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Sabi Sands Game Reserve

Sabi Sands Game Reserve is a 650km² private savanna game reserve situated at the south western.

Sabi Sands Game Reserve is a 650km² private savanna game reserve situated at the south western corner of the famous Kruger National Park and further sub-divided into several private wildlife management areas namely Lion Sands Game Reserve, SabiSabi Game Reserve, Londolozi Game Reserve, Ulusaba Game Reserve, Mala Mala Game Reserve and Singita Game Reserve. Together, they are considered South Africa’s premier game reserve, home of the Big-5 and potentially the best place for sighting the big cats (lion and leopard as well as cheetah, hyena and African wild dogs). Crisscrossed by the Sabie River and Sand River, the reserves are site of several high end accommodations and wildlife viewing experiences including day and night game drives, superior guiding, nature/bush walks, horse riding, fishing, wildlife tracking, hot air ballooning, birding, photographic tours, mountain biking, cultural/community meetings, golf, as well as bush dinners and bush breakfasts.

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Durban

The port city of Durban sits on South Africa’s east coast on the Indian Ocean. The third largest and.

durban
durban
durban

The port city of Durban sits on South Africa’s east coast on the Indian Ocean. The third largest and third most populous city in South Africa (3.5m), it is the ‘capital’ of the Kw Zulu Natal province and a popular tourism destination for her extensive white sandy beaches, an excellent sub-tropical climate (hot humid summers and warm dry winters), beautiful Zulu culture, wildlife, marine life and cruise tourism. It is also one of the New7Wonders Cities.

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The Garden Route

The Garden Route

Sample the beauty and contrasts of the incredible Garden Route on a day trip (from Cape Town or Port Elizabeth) or an organized tour package;

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The Garden Route

Sample the beauty and contrasts of the incredible Garden Route on a day trip (from Cape Town or Port Elizabeth) or an organized tour package; beautiful bays, peninsulas, lagoons, lakes, local towns and tourism attractions on this 200km coastal strip considered one of the most beautiful drives in the world. There are opportunities for wildlife and adventure activities like hiking, biking, bungee jumping and boating as well as the wine-lands, whale watching and a stop-over at Cape Agulhas, on the reverse stretch from Cape Town.

Addo Elephant National Park

Addo Elephant National Park

Addo Elephant National Park in southern South Africa is SanPark’s third largest national park. Situated at the eastern end of the

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Addo Elephant National Park

Addo Elephant National Park in southern South Africa is SanPark’s third largest national park. Situated at the eastern end of the Garden Route near Port Elizabeth at the mouth of the Sundays River, it is home of the African Big-5 (elephant, rhino, buffalo, lion and leopard), numerous other terrestrial mammals, reptiles, birds and stunning landscapes. The Marine Reserve section and nearby St. Croix Island is popular with breeding African penguins as well as Whales and Sharks. Activities in the park include regular game viewing drives, hiking and biking as well as horse riding.

Wildlife Viewing

Wildlife Viewing

Enjoy incredible Game Viewing Drive’s in some of South Africa’s leading wildlife national parks and reserves including the magical.

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Wildlife Viewing

Enjoy incredible Game Viewing Drive’s in some of South Africa’s leading wildlife national parks and reserves including the magical Kruger National Park and SabiSabi Game Reserve; in search of African plains game from terrestrial mammals, the big cats, antelopes, birds, reptiles, amphibians and aquatic mammals from hippos, crocodiles and whales and sharks as well as stunning nature and scenery in so many places. South Africa has so much to offer you will be spoilt for choice.

Johannesburg City Tour

Johannesburg City Tour

Our popular and insightful Johannesburg City Tour visits the city’s major landmarks including the Apartheid Museum, the Origins.

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Johannesburg City Tour

Our popular and insightful Johannesburg City Tour visits the city’s major landmarks including the Apartheid Museum, the Origins Center at Wits Archaeological Museum, the James Hall Museum of Transport, the Mining District, The Carlton Center tallest building in Africa, The Braamfontein Grove (the heart of Egoli), stopby at Sandton City and the Nelson Mandela Square with her 6m tall statue of Nelson Mandela as well as, time allowing, the Constitution Hill. An optional lunch or dinner may also be organized at one of Jozi’s nice array of local, specialty as well as continental restaurants.

Sun City Experience

Sun City Experience

Spend a couple of days at the magicalSun City and enjoy luxurious living and dining, sports and entertainment for the whole family including golf.

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Sun City Experience

Spend a couple of days at the magicalSun City and enjoy luxurious living and dining, sports and entertainment for the whole family including golf and casinos as well as optional game viewing drives in search of the Big-5 in Pilanesburg National Park and night life.

Cape Town

Cape Town

Join your guide on a fun and exploration tour of Cape Town, South Africa’s second largest city. You can spend time at leisure.

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Cape Town

Join your guide on a fun and exploration tour of Cape Town, South Africa’s second largest city. You can spend time at leisure to enjoy the beach and the ocean as well as participate in a wide range of water sports and adventure activities from diving, deep sea fishing, scuba diving, abseiling, biking, horse riding, whitewater rafting anda bungee jumping trip on the Bloukrans Bridge, the world’s highest bungee jumping bridge on the Garden Route.

On our Cape Town City Tour, enjoy sightseeing to the Cape Point and Robben Island Museum, hike on the Table Mountains or ride the Cable Car and enjoy magnificent views, tour the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, and the V & A Waterfront for fun and games as well as shopping and dining. There is so much to see and do in Cape Town one is only spoilt for choice. Time allowing, you may tour the Table Mountain National Park home of incredible nature and the fynbos belt.

The Wine Lands Tour: Join your guide on the Cape Town wine-lands tour visiting several wine farms in South African most renowned wine country. At each of the farms, you will get an opportunity to meet and interact with local farm workers and managers, tour the farms; learn the process of farming, processing, grading and packaging wine. And of course you get to participate in the wine tasting ceremony; it is a completely unforgettable experience if you succeed in keeping sober.

Durban

Durban

The resort city of Durban invited you to enjoy fun, leisure and great weather enjoying her white sandy beaches.

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Durban

The resort city of Durban invited you to enjoy fun, leisure and great weather enjoying her white sandy beaches, the ocean and watersports as well as beautiful Zulu culture, and the marine parks. With prior notice, you to join schedule cruise ship tours to various ports in the region.

How to get there:

Whether you are arriving from Africa, or Europe, the Americas, the Middle East or Asia, South Africa is an easy efficient destination to get to. The OR Tambo International Airport, her principal gateway, is frequented by most major international airlines including her own efficient and reliable national carrier, South African Airways as well as British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, KLM, Air France, Emirates, Qatar, Etihad, Kenya Airways, Ethiopian Airlines, Air China, United Airlines, Rwandair and many others. Cape Town International Airport, South Africa’s second busiest airport, also receives international flights from Africa, Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Together with Durban’s King Shaka International Airport, for Sun City, they also enjoy multiple domestic connections from OR Tambo making for an overall efficient ‘entry’ into South Africa through any of her major urban cities.

Health Requirements:

South Africa sits in a Malaria-prone area. Antimalarial prophylactics re recommended. Please discuss with your physician for the best course before departing for South Africa. It is also recommended you bring insect repellent and to as much as possible sleep under a mosquito net.

A Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate is required for entry into South Africa when arriving from a Yellow Fever endemic area.Please see Travelers' Health for a list of affected countries,

Other recommended but not mandatory vaccinations are Tetanus, Diphtheria, Hepatitis A andTyphoid. For a more detailed brief on health requirements when travelling to South Africa, please see Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

VISA Requirements

Most visitors to South Africa require a Visa. For the specific requirements appertaining to your nationality/passport, please see Home Affairs. Where required, persons are encouraged to obtain visa from the South African Embassies and High Commissions in their home country. Although some nationalities/passports can get visas on arrival at the South Africa port of entry, there usually will be a queue and requiring patience.