Let us introduce you to our places of wonder that make us swell with pride and take our breaths away again and again.

Inland from the Cape’s famous Garden Route, over breathtakingly beautiful mountain passes, magnificent red rocks and the wide open spaces of the Klein Karoo, you’ll find Oudtshoorn – once known internationally as the ostrich capital of the world.

The Mpumalanga province is home to the beautiful Blyde River Canyon – one of the world's largest canyons, the Sudwala Caves – the world's oldest; and the Kruger National Park – arguably the world's most famous wildlife sanctuary.

The Wild Coast is an unspoiled natural treasure.

The Sabie Waterfalls Route in Mpumalanga is one of South Africa's best-kept secrets.

Covering a distance of 60km in and around Pretoria, the Tshwane Explorer steam train trip is the perfect way to spend a leisurely afternoon.

The little town of Hogsback has become an arts and crafts colony, a photographer’s preferred location, a nature lover’s haunt and a honeymoon couple’s top choice of romantic hideaways in the Eastern Cape.

Chapman’s Peak Drive on the Atlantic Coast, between Hout Bay and Noordhoek in the Cape Peninsula, is one of the most spectacular marine drives in the world.

Spanning nearly 400 000km2 in the geographic midriff of South Africa, the Great Karoo must be one of the quietest places on Earth.

Hiking, biking and walking are pursuits perfectly suited to the expansive Magaliesberg mountains.

Stellenbosch is internationally renowned for its beautiful environment, wine farms, street cafés, restaurants, quality wines, historical buildings and its famous university.

Company's Garden in Cape Town is a great place for travellers to spend a few hours unwinding and exploring the natural, historical and architectural attractions.

Let us introduce you to our places of wonder that make us swell with pride and take our breaths away again and again.

The breathtaking Valley of a Thousand Hills is an exciting component of Durban and South Africa's province of KwaZulu-Natal – the Kingdom of the Zulu.

Just head on over to Franschhoek or Stellenbosch (or both) where you can sip, swirl and swallow your way through some of the best wines South Africa has to offer.

The busy little farming town of Sabie is ideally situated to act as a base for exploring Mpumalanga’s beautiful Panorama Route and its awesome scenery.

From horizon-to-horizon, orange daisies take over the Namaqua National Park in spring.

If you’re looking for the complete coastal forest experience, Tsitsikamma, in the Eastern Cape has to be on the top of your list.

The route offers some of the best land-based whale watching spots on the planet, but it doesn’t stop there.

Sutherland in the Northern Cape, you’ll get one of the best views of the universe this world has to offer.

Table Mountain in the city of Cape Town is South Africa’s best-known landmark, but what many people don’t know is that it’s also a hiker’s paradise with numerous trails, amazing views and plenty of interesting things to learn

Visit the William Humphreys Art Gallery in Kimberley and discover one of the country’s most important art collections.

It was a wild and crazy time. People from all over the world descended on diamond-rush Kimberley in the hope of making a fast fortune from the glittering gems.

. South Africa’s sun-soaked coast lies ready, all-year round, to share its secrets, adventures and lazy days with you.

The Sharks Board is also involved in vital shark research, and educates the public about sharks and their behaviour.

Fourth-largest in the Southern Hemisphere, this 21km-wide port features 58 berths and is serviced by more than 20 terminal operators.

Hitch a ride on some of the most spectacular waves the world has ever seen

Port Elizabeth has a number of wonderful beaches including the Blue Flag King’s Beach, Wells Estate Beach and Humewood Beach.

The Valley of the Waves theme park at the Sun City resort offers visitors the chance to surf, swim and ride water chutes in the midst of the African bushveld.

uShaka Marine World is a marine theme park in Durban, South Africa’s biggest port city.

Knysna is located along South Africa’s beautiful and famed Garden Route in the Western Cape province.

The Garden Route is a mix of modern golf courses, ancient forests, secluded artists' communities, retirement estates, craft centres, mountain hideaways and beach holidays.

Hole in the Wall is an impressive, natural rocky archway found just off the Wild Coast, south of Coffee Bay in the Eastern Cape

Kalk Bay’s eclectic mix of people, historic buildings, cobbled streets, Bohemian bric-a-brac shops, vintage bookstores, art and antique galleries, colourful fishing vessels and excellent restaurants is what makes it so unique and charming.

Wild and rugged, the Diamond Coast can be found on the far north-western coast from Port Nolloth to the mouth of the Orange River.

Durban is South Africa’s self-styled “playground” where year-round warm weather welcomes everyone to make the most of the area’s natural outdoor lifestyle.

At the beautiful Boulders Beach, you can get to know our most famous birds, the African penguin.

Durban Beaches - South Africa’s very own seaside paradise

Run for unity at the Mandela Day Marathon and enjoy the beautiful KZN Midlands scenery.

Pretoria Central Prison is arguably the most infamous prison where Mandela was held before he was transferred to Robben Island.

Footsteps to Freedom will take you on a walking tour of all the great struggle sites in Cape Town.

The Steve Biko Centre is located in Ginsberg, King William's Town, Eastern Cape and entrance to the centre is free.

St Mary’s Cathedral in Johannesburg is significant in taking a firm stand against apartheid.

The old official residence of the president of South Africa, Groote Schuur, is the very place where the country’s bright, new future first came into being.

Dr. A.B. Xuma’s house in Sophiatown tells the story of a way of life during apartheid.

Bishopscourt is a spellbinding residential suburb that boasts a rich history, lush valleys, oak-lined trees and pristine homes.

The Market Theatre has played and continues to play a pivotal role in South Africa’s story. .

UNISA is one of the biggest and oldest universities in South Africa with over 300,000 students and 4,000 teaching staff.

Visit Ohlange Institute in the Inanda region of KwaZulu-Natal and tap into critical South African history where Nelson Mandela cast his first vote.

Johannesburg Magistrate’s Court houses the statue of Nelson Mandela, “The Shadow Boxer”.

The FNB stadium continues to be the preferred platform of choice for the Soweto derby involving Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates.

Retreat into Madiba’s home at the Nelson Mandela Centre for Reconciliation and walk in the footsteps of greatness.

Flat 13 Kholvad House remains one of Johannesburg’s most treasured heritage gems.

The Mandela Rhodes Building was built in 1903 and now houses the headquarters for the Mandela Rhodes Foundation.

Regina Mundi Church a struggle landmark and a tourist attraction that continues to serve the community.

The Mandela House in Vilakazi Street, Soweto is now a small but interesting museum which you can go to in order to learn about his life.

Visit Naval Hill in Bloemfontein and enjoy the views and rich history.

Take a trip through Madibaville and experience the Madiba fever for yourself.