Backpacking in South Africa
If you've got more time than money, there's no better way to see South Africa than to backpack your way around its many offerings: spectacular beauty, a mosaic of cultures, incredible value for money, massive adventure potential - and an undeniable penchant for partying!
Cape Town International Airport
Cape Town International Airport is South Africa's second largest airport, and a
prime tourism gateway serving the millions of visitors arriving in the Mother City
every year.
South Africa welcomes another world heritage site
Unesco's World Heritage Committee has included South Africa's ǂKhomani Cultural Landscape on its list of world heritage sites.Priya PitamberSouth Africa's ǂKhomani Cultural Landscape in...
Bungee jumping in South Africa
Weehah! South Africa has the third highest commercial bungee jump in the world - it's
official. The 216-metre Bloukrans on the border of the Eastern and Western Cape is
not for the faint of heart.
Finding South Africa’s secret beaches
South Africa's 3 000 kilometres of coastline holds many treasures, unspoilt places
hidden from mainstream tourists. Discover the space, privacy, soft sand and clear
blue waves of the country's secret beaches.
Skydiving in South Africa
If you're a skydiver, you know all about adrenaline addiction and the pull of gravity -
so don't miss out on the chance of a quick jump while you're on holiday in South
Africa!
Trek4Mandela returns to Kilimanjaro to remember Gugu Zulu and honour Mandela
The 2017 Trek4Mandela expedition to the summit of Africa's highest mountain in honour of Nelson Mandela will be a doubly emotional occasion, as climbers...
Domestic flights in South Africa
South Africa has a number of airlines flying between its major cities, and some of
its smaller ones, with fares ranging from first-class to cut-price economy. Flights
can be booked online from anywhere in the world.
The Cape Floral Region
The Cape Floral Region, one of South Africa's eight World Heritage sites, comprises eight protected areas stretching from the Cape Peninsula to the Eastern Cape, cutting across spectacular mountain and ocean scenery and containing some of the richest plant biodiversity in the world.
South African Tourism, stakeholders on SME development
South African Tourism and other stakeholders spoke about how they were helping the Hidden Gems in the country, during a live webinar.Melissa Javan The small-...
