Already renowned for its matchless opportunities to view the Big 5 (lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino) in their natural habitat, South Africa is rapidly also becoming the favoured destination for world travelers seeking experiences that satisfy all 5 senses.

The soaring peaks of South Africa’s Drakensberg mountain range run in a ragged sickle shape along the eastern part of the country, dividing KwaZulu-Natal’s highlands from Lesotho.

The unspoilt coastline of the Wild Coast is extraordinarily beautiful: one of the few places in the world where waterfalls tumble directly into the sea. There is an unsophisticated, yet timeless air that invites relaxation, friendly encounters with local tribes and walks on the beach, where you may come across cows…

Namaqualand is a place of rare and exquisite beauty that each spring hosts one of nature’s most extravagant spectacles when it is cloaked in a riotous tapestry of billions of blooming annuals, herbs, succulents and bulbs.

So, where to? Soweto, of course! The biggest and most populous of all townships in South Africa is now buzzing with a new spirit celebrating a unique culture, heritage and history of struggle

The Garden Route is a 300 km stretch of coast between Mossel Bay and the Tsitsikamma. Visit National Parks, drive across breathtaking mountain passes, take a canoe ride or visit the lovely and unique town of Knysna.

Out of all the national parks in South Africa, the Kruger National Park should be included as part of your South Africa holiday. It's one of those destinations that just has to be experienced and once visited, will forever stay in your memories. The Kruger National Park is one of the largest game sanctuaries in Africa and is still very much considered to be one of the world's foremost wildlife reserves.