A guide to South Africa’s best beaches
From the Cape West Coast on the desert border with Namibia to northern KwaZulu-Natal, the South African coastline stretches more 2 500 kilometres and...
Essential guide to scuba diving in South Africa
If it's variety you're after, you've come to the right place. South Africa has an enormously long coastline ranging from about 35°S to 27°S - not quite within the usual range for tropical diving, but the Mozambique Current brings warm water with it, and at Sodwana Bay we have the most southerly coral reefs in the world.
Relaxing Port Elizabeth
Often overlooked by travellers in search of glitz and glamour, Port Elizabeth is
probably South Africa's best-kept secret, with fantastic weather and an enormous
range of attractions.
Overview: South African telecommunication facilities
The ins and outs of phoning to and from (and within) South Africa, plus
information on dialling codes, directories, time differences, special services and
more.
Johannesburg on the move
If you're a city person, you will love Johannesburg. It's a vibrant and dynamic place with a throbbing pulse and an awesome sense of rhythm.
Paragliding in South Africa
If you're into paragliding or hang gliding, South Africa has a real treat in store for you.
From the amazing thermals of the hot Northern Cape to the fantastic ridge soar and
scenic flying of the coastal provinces ... the sky is the limit!
Discover South Africa’s untamed and beautiful Wild Coast
The Wild Coast is one of South Africa's most remote stretches of shoreline.
Stretching from East London in the Eastern Cape all the way north to Port Edward
and the southern border of KwaZulu-Natal, the region is home to some of the most
beautiful coastal scenery in the world.
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’s weather and climate
A subtropical location, moderated by ocean on two sides of the triangle-shaped country and the
altitude of the interior plateau, account for the warm temperate conditions so
typical of South Africa - and so popular with its foreign visitors.
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.