Northern Cape

Khomani San is a term used to distinguish the aboriginal people of southern Africa, namely the San (sometimes known as Bushmen) and the KhoiKhoi (also known as the Khoi), from their black African farming neighbours.

It’s without a doubt that Travel Week 2019 will unlock more ways for you to Enjoy your Country! So take time out, rally your friends and family together and go on an incredible journey exploring unique parts of South Africa.

Here are our top 10 picks where you can take a Shot’Left to relax, get adventurous or simply let loose and have a jol.

Whether you’re studying archaeology, marine biology, zoology or even an unrelated field, you’re bound to find inspiration at our top 10 pick of educational spots around South Africa.

The Northern Cape is definitely South Africa’s all-in-one province.

It’s time for a Sho’t Left to this historical part of the Northern Cape, history gurus, this one’s for you!

The Northern Cape is remote, vast and an unspoilt area of the country. The beautiful spring flower spectacle that transforms a semi-desert landscape, the mighty Augrabies and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, famous for its lions, are all worth exploring for the perfect sho’t Left.

Xhosa cuisine: the dishes and traditions

African ancestors continue to give Africans a shared and personal sense of self-affirmation, identity and unfettered belonging.

Zulu cuisine is still very much influenced by tradition and its celebration of history and a commitment to culture.

It’s often worth it leaving behind the big lights and taking a road tip to explore small-town cuisine, or even making a trip of it and spending a night or two and exploring what else is on offer.

The food story of South Africa.