Learn about the people of the Richtersveld, their cultures and their landscape on a three-day journey from Eksteenfontein to the ǀAi-ǀAis/Richtersveld Transfrontier Park.

The 18-hole Clarens Golf Estate course follows a river and takes in several dams, offering a layout that requires a strategic game.

Elizwe Ceramics, located on a farm outside Cookhouse in the Eastern Cape, uses the art of working with clay to upskill unemployed people.

When it comes to vegetarian dining, it doesn’t get much better than Gingko in Johannesburg, with its extensive buffet and à la carte menu.

Even if you’re not into reptiles, you’ll find the Augrabies flat lizard quite fascinating. The advantage is they’re easy to see, and live in a startlingly beautiful place.

Yum Yum Restaurant’s funky décor and fabulous, fresh fusion food have perked up dining in the subtropical town of Tzaneen.

The Freedom Café is a tribute to creativity. Set in a red shipping container, its menu is as deliciously quirky as the décor and design.

The Pinnacle Point Caves in Mossel Bay are historically important, but are also sites that can inform scientists on the effects of global warming.

For an authentic pan-African experience take yourself off to Johannesburg’s dynamic suburb of Yeoville – a melting pot of African nations, food, goods and music.