The Drakensberg Mountain Range is one of South Africa’s most spectacular natural wonders, showcasing a selection of the most breath-taking vistas imaginable. It is the highest mountain range in the country, reaching an impressive 3 482 metres above sea level.

Moses Mabhida Stadium offers adventure activities for fun seekers. Try out the SkyCar ride to the top of the arch or walk 500 steps to the sky platform on the Adventure Walk. All Access Tours, Segway Tours and the world’s only stadium Big Swing can be found here too along with a variety of shops and restaurants.

Clifton Beach is a quiet, un-spoilt local’s beach lined by swaying Palms with a number of both self contained and serviced low rise holiday apartments on the beachfront esplanade.

Whether it is covered in a blanket of moody clouds or showing off against a crisp cloudless blue sky, Table Mountain is always spectacular. Cape Town locals are pretty fond of the mountain that looms over their city… and with good reason! Table Mountain, which is home to the richest, yet smallest floral kingdom on earth, was voted one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2011.

Jumping out of an aeroplane is something everyone should try at least once in their life, and skydiving in South Africa is a great place to experience the unrivaled thrill of freefall. If sky diving has been on your list for a long time then maybe it’s time to tick it off. There are many places where you can experience sky diving but it is always better to do it from one of the best places and the places that are known for it. Skydiving in South Africa is very famous.

Sure, it’s called whale watching, but watching is only the start! You’ll stand in awe, be mesmerized and truly humbled by these giants off the coast of South Africa. And the season has only just started … All you need to do is decide if you want to experience it on land or from a boat.

One of the greatest attractions in Africa and one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world, Victoria Falls is located on the Zambezi River, the fourth largest river in Africa, which is also defining the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Sharks are magnificent creatures that never fail to capture the avid attention of mankind. Yet, it is apparent that many people have complete misconceptions of sharks. Most people have a 90% fear level and 10% respect level. Yet, why not try changing those misconceptions and learning the truth about sharks in the best possible way in South African shark cage diving.

Meet the world’s biggest bird when you visit South Africa on one of these ethical ostrich tours. Just five kilometres outside the Karoo town of Oudtshoorn, visitors and locals will have the opportunity to meet and interact with the beautiful giants on Berluda Farm.

The world looks like a better place when things are spotted wild and free! South Africa is famed for being home to nature’s fiercest predators, vast grassland, and exceptional views. Lodges, vast stretches of forests, safaris, and wild animals roaming out in the open, that’s Africa for you. Kruger National Park towards the North Eastern boundary of South Africa is a place to experience the majestic nature like nowhere else.

Sunsets are magnificent in Knysna. You can watch the sun go down over the lagoon and admire the breathtaking display of colour before the sun finally disappears beyond the horizon from many vantage points in Knysna, but possibly the very best place is on the estuary – commonly referred to as the Knysna lagoon by local residents –itself.

The N2 highway forms the backbone of the route, with plenty of detours to take if you have time. Many travellers will start or finish their journeys in Cape Town and Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth). Driving to or from Cape Town has the advantage of including the beautiful Whale Coast section between the city and Mossel Bay.

The Cango Caves is a cultural and natural landmark in South Africa. The 20 million year-old Cango Caves system consists of a series of hidden chambers cut deep into a thick limestone rock layer. It is situated in the Swartberg Mountains, 30 kilometres north of Oudtshoorn, in South Africa’s Western Cape Province.

Chapman’s Peak Drive is all about the scenery. Overlooking Noordhoek and Hout Bay, this rocky coastal roadway offers numerous points at which motorists can safely pull over and savour a panoramic view across the deep-blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the shapely shoreline that meets it.

Mistakenly cited as the point where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet, Cape Point is, nonetheless, a place like no other. (Incidentally, the two oceans’ meeting point is Cape Agulhas). In a thunderous clash of water against rock, where mountain and ocean meet, Cape Point juts out like an outstretched arm, attracting an incredible diversity of life (furry, feathered and two-legged) to its pristine beaches and rugged cliffs.

At the beautiful Boulders Beach, you can get to know our most famous birds, The African penguin. You just can’t resist these waddling wonderful birds, but that’s a good thing because they need your attention.

What makes the waterfall zipline tour unique is that you have the opportunity to safely slide on a zip line across 3 beautiful waterfalls surrounded by indigenous trees and plants. This eco-adventure is sure to give you an adrenaline rush as you zigzag across the Kruis River with the wind in your hair. You will hear the rush of the waterfalls throughout the zipline tour.