Sandton City has it all, from the best-known international brand names to exciting local boutiques and speciality stores. As one of South Africa’s oldest and most exclusive shopping malls, it's a firm favorite with locals and visitors alike. more

Many international visitors will find themselves in Johannesburg’s Sandton suburb sooner or later. Busy travellers will be happy to know that Sandton City is a great place to look for souvenirs to take back home. Their excellent selection of curio shops makes this the ideal stop for shoppers with limited time. more

Home to Arts on Main, Main Street Life, 12 Decades Hotel, Revolution House, The Main Change, Fox Street Studios and more, the Maboneng Precinct is a haven of creativity and commerce in the heart of Johannesburg. more

Need a bushveld souvenir, an arts & crafts gift, a good cup of coffee or a meet-and-greet spot? The Kamagelo Tourism Centre in Hoedspruit is designed with wood and thatch and lots of open spaces, and has a variety of shops for retail therapy, quick stops, long lunches and gentle browsing. more

Visit the quaint roadside market at Toeka se Dae, on the R516 to Bela Bela, where you can shop for arts and craft, curios and gifts, biltong and bread. more

Browse the wire art market in Bela Bela for interesting arts and crafts made from old wire. You can meet the artists, see how they work and get lovely, offbeat gifts at great prices. The wire market in Bela Bela is an inspiring example of recycling. more

The flower sellers of Adderley Street in Cape Town are practically as famous as the iconic Table Mountain. With their quick wit, charm and colourful advice, they've helped spread beauty into many homes (and provided floral apologies for indiscretions). Interestingly, they have been instrumental in many fynbos species discoveries. more

You’d expect to find a classy shopping centre such as 44 Stanley in an upmarket area of San Francisco, Madrid or Rio – certainly not in a former industrial area of Johannesburg where chop shops and garages once ruled. Today the area has been transformed into a wonderful retail space. more

Greenacres Shopping Centre is Port Elizabeth's premier shopping destination. Known as 'The Friendly City', Port Elizabeth is located in the greater Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality. The mall's relaxed atmosphere is one of typical Eastern Cape hospitality and you'll feel completely at home while picking up some great bargains at the mall's varied retail outlets. more

Fourways Mall shopping centre in Johannesburg is home to 170 shops, with 50 of them focusing exclusively on fashion. Located in the prestigious suburb of Fourways, close to the world-famous Montecasino entertainment complex, this mall is popular with local and international visitors alike. more

The Blubird Wholefood Market is affectionately referred to as the ‘United Flavours of Nations’ because of the wealth of different foods on offer. From traditional English breads and Polish pastries to exotic Turkish sweets and spicy Indian treats, there’s something special to suit every taste at this quaint food market. more

A few hours spent browsing through the pan-African offerings of the Rosebank African Craft Market will reward you with a wide range of authentic African arts and crafts, as well as many exciting bargains including clothing, books and ceramics from the famous rooftop market. more

Wellness Warehouse retail outlets in Cape Town will resonate with those who are interested in health and well-being. Here you’ll find everything in 1 abundant retail space: tonics, fragrances, vitamins, natural and organic products, exercise innovations and sound advice – all available in a user-friendly setting. more

If you haven't visited Bryanston Organic Market, you’ve missed one of Johannesburg’s most attractive shopping destinations. Paved walkways lined with scores of red-roofed stalls sell everything from organic produce to classy handmade clothes, leather goods, arts, crafts, jewellery, health products and much more. more