South Africa

The southernmost country in Africa is a fascinating place to visit due to its diverse range of people and cultures that breathe life and energy into its bustling cities.

Lying along South Africa’s southwest coast, charming, colourful Cape Town is set in one of the most stunning spots imaginable.

If you’re planning a vacation to South Africa, then you’ll almost certainly be spending time in Cape Town.

Encompassing many of South Africa’s most popular tourist attractions, the Western Cape has a seemingly never-ending list of amazing places for visitors to check out.

Once a quiet holiday retreat, this coastal settlement has steadily grown into a lively and well-developed town.

The southernmost country on the African continent, South Africa stretches between two great oceans: the Atlantic to the west, and the Indian to the east.

Dramatic mountain scenery, golden beaches, and vibrant neighborhoods combine to make this one of the most spectacular cities on Earth.

When tourists visit South Africa, they are quick to flock to what they think is the country’s capital, Cape Town.

Durban is South Africa’s third-largest city in terms of both land and population. It’s located in the KwaZulu-Natal Province along the country’s east coast.

As a proud Gautenger myself, it often feels like I’ve seen it all in my home province.

I often feel like a broken record, always claiming every road in South Africa is the most beautiful one in the country.


When someone recommends that you visit South Africa, chances are they’ll tell you to head straight for Cape Town or a game reserve.

Every year, a miraculous transformation takes place in Namaqualand, a semi-desert region in South Africa.

An incredibly diverse country in terms of the landscapes and ecosystems on offer; South Africa is an amazing destination for any nature lover to visit.

The Kruger National Park, located in northeastern South Africa, is one of the largest national parks on the entire African continent! It also happens to be the oldest national park in South Africa, and it is nothing short of spectacular.