South Africa is a country in the extreme south of the African continent, marked by several different ecosystems. Inland Safari Destination The Kruger National Park is populated by large fighters. The Western Cape offers beaches, lush vineyards around Stellenbosch and Paarl, steep cliffs on the Cape of Good Hope, forests and ponds along the Garden Route, and Cape Town, below Table Mountain Flat.
1. Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve
As the only park under a formal conservation effort in KwaZulu Natal, where you can see the Great Lions, elephants, leopards, buffaloes and rhinoceroses, the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve offers visitors unparalleled wildlife opportunities. Wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy the vast tracts of native plants and native animals during guided walks, self-guided walks or opt for an exhilarating boating experience along the Hluhluwe Dam.
2. Boulders Beach
Boulders Beach, near Simon's Town on False Bay, is famous for its colony of resident penguins and clean, white sand beach. It is home to at least 3000 African penguins, the Foxy Beach Boardwalk is an excellent view. Your kids will enjoy getting up close and personal with the penguins (being careful not to disturb them unduly as they may bite). The park is also home to other birds and small mammals, while dolphins and whales swim along the coast.
3. Sterkfontein Caves
The Sterkfontein caves consist of a set of limestone caves located in the cradle of humanity's Humanity Heritage, near Maropeng. Fascinating discoveries have been made inside the caves, including the world-famous "Lady Ples" and "Little Foot", which is a skeleton of almost 3 million years australopithecus! Go back in time by taking a fascinating journey deep into the caves themselves - an educational experience for the whole family.
4. Bill Harrop’s Original Balloon Safaris
Slowly float on the cradle of mankind, the valley of the Magalies River and the Hartbeespoort dam with "original" Bill Harrop Safaris in balloon. Passengers gather at dawn at the Skeerpoort balloon launch area for an aperitif of hot drinks and cookies before embarking on the one-hour ride with a first-class champagne breakfast to look forward once at the base . This is an unforgettable trip for some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world and one that will stay in your memory for a very long time!
5. Howick Falls
This impressive 95 meter waterfall is located in the Kwa-Zulu Natal Midlands, near the town of Howick, and is surrounded by picturesque rivers, lakes, dams and lush forest. A perfect location for a picnic stroll and shop around the arts and craft outlets, which include carpet weavers, leather goods and many others. Admission is free and the falls are easily accessible from the N3 motorway near the Midmar Dam.
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