Possibly one of the most famous attractions in South Africa, the Kruger National Park is a wildlife sanctuary like no other. This is the land of baobabs, fever trees and marula trees underneath which lurk the Big Five, the Little Five, the birding Big Six and ... [continued]

One sunny morning, two national highways that lead you to Franschhoek and three reasons to visit; in order of appearance scenery, wine and food. Be warned though what starts as a happy breakfast will evolve into an even happier lunch and a borderline ecstatic dinner ... [continued]

Located as it is on the shores of a tranquil lagoon, Langebaan offers a wide variety of water sports and activities as well as paddling in the shallows or simply enjoying the white sandy beaches. The lagoon forms part of the West Coast National Park, a wildlife sanctuary and home to ... [continued]

Simon's Town has long been internationally acclaimed for its unique African Penguin colony and its 'fynbos' bird specials such as the charismatic Cape Sugarbird and the striking Orange-breasted Sunbird. For international birdwatchers in search of seabirds or 'pelagic' species ... [continued]

Paris may have an international reputation as the City of Love, but that’s more than likely only because it had an historical head start on Cape Town. The Cape offers some fine places to go and things to see and do if it’s a romantic party for deux you’re after ... [continued]

The Panorama Route runs along the spectacular Blyde River Canyon in Mpumalanga and is arguably one of the most beautiful and popular travel destinations in South Africa. The Panorama Route is best known for its cultural heritage and its dramatic landscapes ... [continued]