They are the descendants of the San (Bushman) and Khoi – ancient people who roamed South Africa. They sleep under the stars and travel the byways of the Great Karoo, South Africa's outback. They call themselves 'Karretjiemense' – the cart people – and they sell their services to the massive livestock farms of the district. more

A morning spent in the Port Elizabeth townships and settlements of Zwide, KwaZakhele and Ramaphosa puts you in the midst of a bustling street market, where sidewalk barbers, wire artists and hooting taxis hold sway. And rest assured – your touring company is an expert crew with a social conscience. more

Talk of a new South African flag design first emerged with the release of Nelson Mandela in 1990. In 1993, a national competition invited the public to submit flag designs, but this bore little fruit, and the pressure was on to create what would become the most visible symbol of the fledgling democracy. more

South Africa transportation options are varied, providing distinctly different ways to experience the country and its bountiful offerings. Scheduled transport options include rail, flight and bus services, while car rental affords self-drive visitors great flexibility. So pick a ride and get out there and explore beautiful South Africa. more

In South Africa, the whole of Tourism Month will be dedicated to celebrating our unique cultures and the ability to unite people from different walks of life. This is how we aim to express the UNTWO theme of 'Tourism Linking Cultures'. It's a perfect theme for this country. more

Plant conservation in South Africa protects internationally recognised biodiversity regions. Fynbos, the world’s smallest and most concentrated floral kingdom is exceptionally high in endemics, as is the Succulent Karoo, which has no peer in arid area diversity. more

Durban's King Shaka International Airport transfers provide quick and easy access to destinations in and around the sprawling eThekwini Durban Metro. On request these also cover the beachfront, up and down the coast and inland via taxi services and private shuttles. more

Eco-friendly rooms offer all the creature comforts holidaymakers expect, while ensuring that wherever possible facilities and amenities are responsibly sourced, naturally derived, don’t harm the environment and make judicious use of our planet’s precious resources. more

The uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park - whether you go by the Zulu name uKhahlamba, meaning 'barrier of spears', or the Afrikaans name Drakensberge, meaning 'dragon mountains', you’ll get the message – this mountain range is awesome in every way. more

Hessequa in the Western Cape is east of the Overberg Mountains that separates the Overberg region from the Little Karoo. Whale-watchers, beach and nature-lovers, and those seeking the relaxed atmosphere and scenic beauty of the Garden Route, sans the crowds, choose Hessequa. more

We’re a passionate bunch, us South Africans. Although we may have had a turbulent past, we look to the future with a spirit of passion and commitment. We welcome you to a place where dancing in the streets and opening our hearts for no reason at all is simply second nature. more

South Africa's humanitarian heroes take on all forms and sizes, but they have 3 things in common – to bring equality where there is prejudice, to speak for those who are have no voice, and to bring the world's attention to worthy causes. more

South Africa has become a great destination for visitors wanting to explore its scenic outdoors as well as those who want to discover the local flavour of the big cities. Its cities are a must for travelers looking for an authentic African experience because each place has its own unique tales and attractions. more

Bloemfontein tourist destinations are becoming more popular along with the city, which was recently voted among South Africa's best cities to live. It has some excellent museums, a fine zoo and a nature reserve within the city limits. more