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This friendly town of the Klein Karoo is famous for its ostrich farming and ancient caves, indigenous art and scenic hikes.

See wildebeests and lions in their natural habitat from inside your own car in this vast wildlife reservation. Hike or camp here for a more immersive experience.

The \"City of Flowers\" is known for its colonial charm, gardens, historic buildings and rich mix of Zulu, Indian, Boer and British cultures.

The office of South Africa’s president is inside this monumental neoclassical building, which features a beautiful garden that is open to the public.

Explore caves filled with ancient art, drive South Africa’s highest road, and camp out amid the extraordinary biodiversity and majesty of this vast mountain range.

The Cape Winelands’ “French Corner” is a delightful region for discovering French Huguenot traditions of food and wine among picturesque valley scenery.

Explore caves filled with ancient art, drive South Africa’s highest road, and camp out amid the extraordinary biodiversity and majesty of this vast mountain range.

The Cape Winelands’ “French Corner” is a delightful region for discovering French Huguenot traditions of food and wine among picturesque valley scenery.

Feared by sailors for centuries, the jagged cliffs around the Cape of Good Hope showcase the splendour of South Africa’s native wilderness.

Nature lovers, artists, bird watchers and thrill seekers alike will love this tranquil forestry town nestled high on the Drakensberg escarpment.

Featuring pristine lawns, colorful flowerbeds, birdlife and a tea garden, these stunning gardens are also the setting for open-air concerts.

This is the oldest and most prestigious botanical garden in South Africa, home to the first collection in the world dedicated solely to indigenous plants.

Try fresh produce from the orchards, vineyards and farms in this picturesque and historic area where Mandela was imprisoned.

This small mountain village provides easy access to some of the most stunning outlooks and popular natural attractions in eastern South Africa.

Pretoria was named after a Dutchman and this massive hilltop structure recounts the history behind the group of Dutch pioneers to which he belonged.

Featuring pristine lawns, colorful flowerbeds, birdlife and a tea garden, these stunning gardens are also the setting for open-air concerts.

Spot wildlife in nature reserves, follow the history of Dutch settlers and learn about the political developments that shaped the post-apartheid South Africa of today.

Visit museums and galleries, admire Dutch-inspired architecture and embark on a wine trail in this former farming town east of Cape Town.

The second-oldest town in South Africa is a haven for fine wines, gourmet produce, art galleries, mountainous scenery and fascinating European heritage.

Enjoy food, wine and art and experience the majesty of birds of prey at one of the oldest wineries in South Africa.