What to do in South Africa?

South Africa is where adventure meets soul. One of the world’s most beautiful and varied destinations, it offers something for everyone to enjoy. Whether you want to savour Cape Town’s local cuisine, discover the Garden Route’s hidden wonders, or see the Big 5 in one of the country's many National Parks and Game Reserves such as Kruger or Madiwke, we will help you discover the best of the "rainbow nation". Safari mornings, mountain hikes, bush walks and city evenings - one unforgettable moment at a time.

Cape Point

At Cape Point, not far from Cape Town, the Atlantic and Indian Oceans converge, creating dramatic waves and breathtaking views. It’s a must-visit spot for panoramic photography and rich marine life.

Private Game Reserves

Each of South Africa’s Game Reserves offers something unique. Private Game Reserves like Sabi Sands or Timbavati deliver exclusive luxury, while Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park offers dramatic desert landscapes and predator sightings. South Africa’s diverse Game Reserves cater to every adventurer.

Drakensberg

The Drakensberg, or “Dragon Mountains,” is South Africa’s highest mountain range, stretching across KwaZulu-Natal and Lesotho. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it features ancient San rock art, dramatic peaks and cascading waterfalls.

Stellenbosch Wine Region

Stellenbosch, nestled in South Africa’s breathtaking Cape Winelands, is renowned for its world-class wine estates, oak-lined streets, and Cape Dutch architecture. As the country’s second-oldest settlement, it offers top-tier culinary experiences, art galleries, and scenic vineyards. 

Kruger National Park

South Africa is home to an abundance of National Parks, most notably Kruger National Park, one of Africa’s largest game reserves, where travellers can spot the Big Five and most of Southern Africa’s species. Safari experiences range from luxury lodges to budget-friendly camps, in and around Kruger.

Cape Town

Cape Town, the “Mother City” is home to Table Mountain, Robben Island, the colourful Bo-Kaap, and the bustling V&A Waterfront. Explore pristine beaches, lush vineyards and scenic coastal drives. The mix of adventure, history and world-class cuisine makes Cape Town a must-visit!

Wild Coast

The Wild Coast is a breathtaking stretch of untamed coastline in the Eastern Cape, known for its rugged cliffs and secluded beaches. Rich in Xhosa culture and history, this area offers unspoiled wilderness with quaint villages, and less trodden hiking trails.

South africa Travel Facts

South Africa is home to the Big 7 - Lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, buffalo, white shark and the southern right whale
Km long: South Africa entices with the world's longest wine route along the Garden Route - Cape Town to Port Elizabeth
Capitals! The executive capital is Pretoria, the judicial capital is Bloemfontein, and Cape Town is the legislative capital
National parks and game reserves can be visited across South Africa, including the famous Kruger National Park
South Africa map

Best time to travel to South Africa

April - October

Best time for Safaris around Kruger National Park

November - March

Good time to visit Cape Town and the Garden Route

Our favourite lodges in South Africa

Londolozi Camps

In the heart of the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, Londolozi’s powerful combination of geography and wildlife creates the famous atmosphere that guests call the ‘Londolozi feeling’. Each of the five Londolozi camps offer luxury accommodation, stunning views, and exceptional cuisine. All camps offer access to 34,000 acres of the best big five game viewing, led by the country’s finest rangers and trackers.

Leopard Hills Private Game Reserve

Leopard Hills Lodge located in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve features eight exquisite renovated and redecorated glass-fronted, air-conditioned suites, each with a private plunge pool and superb views over the African bush. Sensational game viewing along with outstanding dining create the safari experience of a lifetime.

King's Camp

King’s Camp is located in the Timbavati Game Reserve with open fences to Kruger National Park. Right next to a waterhole that attracts a rich variety of wildlife throughout the day the camp features eleven graceful suites beautifully designed in a British colonial style.

Tuningi Safari Lodge

Situated in the Madikwe Game Reserve on the border with Botswana, Tuningi Safari Lodge combines five-star luxury with the untamed wonders of the African bush. An underground hide provides low-angle views of the waterhole, giving guests a unique perspective of the giraffe, zebra, buffalo, kudu and other animals as they drink.