Johannesburg
Gauteng
They call it the City of Gold, Egoli, Jozi and Joburg – but for many of South Africa’s brightest stars the city of Johannesburg is simply HOME. Townships, museums, excellent shopping, thriving cafe society and quality hotels
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Cape Town
Western Cape
Cape Town is known as one of the best cities in the world, and for good reason. Boasting fantastic shopping, excellent restaurants, miles and miles of wine estates, adventure activities, superb beaches….and that’s just for starters.
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Durban
Kwa Zulu Natal
Welcome to Durban an eclectic fusion of cultures, architectural styles that blend old and new rickshaws, markets and beautiful sandy beaches add the sub-tropical weather that promises sunshine nearly all year round
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Pretoria / Tshwane
Gauteng

Pretoria, or Tshwane as it has been renamed, once had the dubious distinction of being South Africa’s most staidly city. But it has been in the throes of renaissance since 1994 and it is now widely regarded as one of the country’s finest cities.
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Nelspruit
Mpumamlanga
Only 60km from Kruger Park Nelpsruit city lies in the fertile valley of the Crocodile River a centre for citrus fruit growing and a bustling tourist destination with many attractions close by.
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Witbank
Mpumamlanga
Witbank or White Ridge is in the highveld at the centre of South Africas Coal mining and Power station district making it a very important area. A large dam in the area attracts birdlife.
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Polokwane/Pietersburg
Limpopo
Polokwane is a major urban centre, the biggest and most important north of Gauteng. Often referred to by its former name, Pietersburg it sits in the centre of the Limpopo province
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Mafikeng / Mahikeng
North West
Mahikeng, the original name literally means "the place among rocks" but Mafikeng became famous during the Boer war. Today Mafikeng is a vibrant provincial and commercial capital
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Upington
Northern Cape
On the banks of the Orange River Upington is an oasis in a hot dry area of contasts with lush green vineyards, open arid landscapes and roaming wildlife, close by is Augrabies Falls, arguably the greatest of South African waterfalls
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Kimberley
Northern Cape
Located near the confluence of the Vaal and Orange Rivers Kimberley is most famous for its diamonds and the 'big hole' where diamonds were mined from. View the museums and history that made Kimberly world famous
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Bloemfontein
Freestate
BLoemfontein which means "fountain of flowers" capital of the Freestate is a modern city in the midst of a vast rural area a great place to stop for a rest on a long journey across South Africa with the quirky architecture and a homely feel.
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Mossel Bay
Western Cape
On the southern coast along the Garden route this popular holiday town is surrounded by a sunbathed peninsula and the refreshing waters of the Indian Ocean. It is a busy summer destination as well as an ideal winter retreat.
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George
Western Cape
Halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth and centre of the Garden Route ideal from where to explore the areas many variant and diverse scenic wonders. Situated between Outeniqua Mountain to the north and the Indian ocean
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Knysna
Western Cape
Knysna is one of the Southern Cape coast's best known holiday destinations, situated between lush forests and the shores of the peaceful lagoon - it offers many activities and a wide variety attractions. A Natural Paradise on the south coast
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Port Elizabeth
Eastern Cape
The city, often shortened to PE and nicknamed "The Friendly City" known for its sunshine and safe sandy beaches with moderate temperatures all year. Plenty restaurants and cafes to enjoy and Addo elephant park close by.
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East London
Eastern Cape
Affectionately called Buffalo City by the locals. The shores are lapped by the warm waters of the Indian Ocean and with its sub-tropical climate is a sought after tourist destination for local South Africans and international tourist alike.
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Western Cape
Vineyards, skyscrapers and nature reserves nestle alongside gourmet eateries, shabeens, national monuments and colourful street traders.
Some Attractions
Cape Town
Table Mountain
Wine/Garden Routes

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Northern Cape
Dunes in an otherwise arid desert, pristine vineyards, diamond mines and rich
bio diversity of a shimmering blue ocean.

Some Attractions
S.A.L.T (stargazers)
Diamonds
The Richtersveld

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Eastern Cape
Beaches, waves, history and natural environment beckon travellers for reasons that are as varied as the Eastern Cape landscape.

Some Attractions
Addo Elephant Park
The Wild Coast
The Big Six

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Freestate
Take a trip to the Free State Province and be overwhelmed by the charming country towns and sheer beauty and vastness of the land that seems to stretch on forever.
Some Attractions
Golden Gate Park
Qwaqwa National Park
Basotho Culture

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Kwazulu Natal
From high mountains, dazzling beaches and historic battlefields and fantastic seafood
Kwazulu Natal offers a breathtaking trip through landscapes, history and culture.
Some Attractions
Durban City
Beaches Galore
The Drakensberg

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Gauteng
For many Johannesburg and its surrounds is accepted as the heartbeat of the nation.

Some Attractions
Egoli city of Gold
Aparthied Museum
International airport

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Limpopo
Bushveld glory, a paradise for safari enthusiasts, bird-watchers, conservationists and day trippers alike.

Some Attractions
Northen Kruger Park
Waterberg
Valley of the Olifants

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The Northwest
The North west Province will leave even the most seasoned traveller dizzy in the wake of endless itinerary options on offer.
Some Attractions
Madikwe Reserve
The Magaliesberg
Sun City

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Mpumalanga
Scenic beauty, climate and wildlife, are found in abundance in the Mpumalanga province.

Some Attractions
Kruger Park
Blyde Canyon
Gods Window

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