Situated at the southernmost tip of the African continent, the Republic of South Africa covers an area of 1 233 404 square kilometres. It is bordered by Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique and contains the landlocked countries of Swaziland and Lesotho within its borders.

Cape Town

Cape Town is one of the top international destinations in the world and is filled with natural beauty, situated in the Western Cape with its dramatic backdrop of Table Mountain dominanting every view.
The Victoria & Alfred waterfront is situated around the historic Victoria & Alfred basin and boast a truly remarkable experience.
The options for exciting, breathtaking events in and around Cape Town are endless .

Kwazulu Natal :

Durban, the capital of KwaZulu-Natal is an economic hub built around the busiest port in Africa. Within close proximity Zululand, homeland of Shaka and Ceshwayo is the most evocative region of South Africa. Game and nature reserves as Hluhluwe-Umfolozi National Park and the greater St. Lucia Wetland Park compares with the Okavango Delta. There are also many private game reserves in the area.

Johannesburg :

The largest financial, commercial and industrial centre in South Africa and is just 100 years old. Probably the most popular sight in Johannesburg is the famous township of SOWETO, a tour in SOWETO is a must.

Mpumalanga :

This province offers vast and varied attractions. The Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve extends from God’s Window up to the far side of the Blyde River dam.
The scenery here is dramatic and there are several viewpoints to look across the valley. Bourke’s Luk Potholes are an unusual rock formation wich have been created by the swirling action of whirlpools. The cylindrical holes are 15 million years old and are carved out of quartzite.
The Mac Mac Falls are over 56 m high and a must to see.

Kruger National Park:

The Kruger National Park is an enormous nature reserve
(2 000 000 ha) stretching 350 km along the Mozambican border and being 60 km wide on average. The border with Moçambique is clear because of the always present Lebombo mountain range that forms a natural barrier. There are a number of rivers flowing from East to West within the park. Being the Limpopo, Luvuvhu, Shingwedzi, Letaba, Olifants, Timbavati, Sabie and Crocodile river from North to South. Kruger is one of the premier game-watching destinations in the world. Approximately 145 mammal species occur in the park. Large carnivores include lion, leopard, cheetah, wild dog and spotted hyena.
Kruger has a list of almost 500 species of birds, some of which are not to be found elsewhere in South Africa.
With Kruger being so vast it naturally has a tremendous botanic diversity. The northern half of the park, North of the Olifants River is predominantly mopane veld, while South of the Olifants the ecozones are thornveld. There are 336 tree species in the park.

Pretoria :

The administrative capital of South Africa and the third city in the country. Every spring the city is transformed by the flowering jacaranda trees.
Tours include a visit to the Voortrekker Monument, Melrose House, Church Square and the Union Building.

Madikwe :

Is the fourth largest game reserve in the country and lies within a malaria free area. At present the reserve is not open to the passing day visitors, but for anyone visiting with one of the concessionaries they will undoubtedly have a unique game viewing experience.

Sun City :

The most luxurious resort in South Africa. There are four hotels to choose from, The Cabanas for families, Sun City Main Hotel, Cascades and The Palace of Lost City. At Sun City you will never find yourself with nothing to do.