6 articles to prepare your trip
Lion's Head stands alongside Table Mountain as one of South Africa's most iconic and unmissable hikes—a must for visitors eager to experience authentic outdoor adventure in the Cape.
Montagne de la Table
A 3 km plateau peaking at 1,086 m above Cape Town: trails, cable car, fynbos and sweeping views over the bay and Robben Island.
A double waterfall of 70 meters located 13 km from Sabie, created by gold prospectors who dynamited the streambed in 1873. Designated as a national monument.
Paarl
Paarl, South Africa's third-oldest city, blends Huguenot vineyards, a massive granite boulder and Nelson Mandela's legacy just one hour from Cape Town.
Kosi Bay
At the edge of KwaZulu-Natal, Kosi Bay lines up four UNESCO lakes, millennia-old Tsonga fish traps and beaches where leatherback turtles nest.
Blyde River Canyon
Red sandstone cliffs, dizzying viewpoints and rare birdlife: the complete guide to Blyde River Canyon, jewel of the Panorama Route in Mpumalanga.
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