Explore in South Africa

Wilderness Beach

Wilderness Beach stretches along the Garden Route coast, nestled between lagoons and indigenous forests. A pristine shoreline set within the Wilderness National Park, ideal for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts.

Mokala National Park

Located 75 km from Kimberley, Mokala National Park offers game drives through Northern Cape savanna, home to one of southern Africa's largest white rhino populations.

Melville Koppies Nature Reserve

In the heart of Johannesburg, the Melville koppies preserve a fragment of highveld bushveld, precolonial archaeological remains, and unexpected vistas across the city's skyline.

Victoria & Alfred Waterfront

A former Victorian harbor basin at the foot of Table Mountain, the V&A Waterfront blends maritime history, aquarium, artisanal markets, and departure point for Robben Island.

Tsitsikamma National Park

Ancient forest, coastal cliffs and deep gorges: Tsitsikamma National Park is the highlight of the eastern edge of the Garden Route, between legendary hikes and a protected marine reserve.

Table Bay

Table Bay, north of Cape Town, frames the V&A Waterfront, Robben Island, and iconic views of Table Mountain. A historic and natural setting at the heart of South Africa.

Stellenbosch Wine Route

Located 50 km from Cape Town, the Stellenbosch Wine Route winds through valleys planted with Chenin Blanc, Pinotage and Cabernet Sauvignon. Historic estates, boutique cellars and gastronomic restaurants make up an itinerary for a day trip or weekend getaway.

Cango Caves

The Cango Caves, nestled in the Swartberg Mountains north of Oudtshoorn, form one of Africa's largest networks of limestone caverns, with stalactite and stalagmite formations millions of years old.

Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa

Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa

At the heart of Cape Town's V&A Waterfront, Zeitz MOCAA occupies a former grain silo transformed by Thomas Heatherwick and dedicates its galleries to contemporary African art.

Montagne de la Table

Table Mountain

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.

Sabi Sand Game Reserve

Private reserve in Mpumalanga bordering the Kruger, Sabi Sand is renowned for observing the Big Five and especially the leopard.

Robben Island

Robben Island

Prison island where Nelson Mandela spent 18 years, UNESCO-listed and accessible by ferry from Cape Town's V&A Waterfront. Guided tour led by a former inmate.

Richtersveld Desert

UNESCO site on the Namibian border, Richtersveld Desert combines endemic succulent flora, the Nama people, and mountainous desert accessible by 4x4.

Regina Mundi Church

South Africa's largest Roman Catholic church, Regina Mundi played a central role in the anti-apartheid struggle in Soweto. History, artworks, and practical information.

Pilgrim's Rest

Pilgrim's Rest

A former prospectors' camp declared a national monument, Pilgrim's Rest preserves intact the setting of South Africa's 1870 gold rush.

Parliament of Cape Town

Seat of South African legislative power in the heart of Cape Town, Parliament tells the story of apartheid and democracy through its architecture and art collection.

Orange River

Stretching 2,160 km, the Orange River winds through South Africa from the Drakensberg to the Atlantic. History, rafting, dams and excursions departing from Upington.

Nederburg Wine Estate

Founded in 1791 in the Paarl valley, Nederburg estate combines a listed Cape Dutch manor, a renowned cellar and walks through the vineyards at the foot of the Drakenstein.