Thornybush Game Reserve
A Big Five region in the Greater Kruger Area, offering fabulous night drives among its activities.
Manyeleti Game Reserve
Sharing an unfenced border with the Kruger, this secluded reserve offers great wildlife sightings.
Garden Route
A stunning coastal stretch complete with indigenous forests, tranquil coves, rugged cliffs, and charming towns.
Battlefields
Uncover fascinating military history across historic battlefields in northern KwaZulu-Natal.
De Hoop Nature Reserve
A wildlife haven on the Garden Route, famous for seasonal activities like whale watching.
Drakensberg Mountains
South Africa’s highest mountain range, the Drakensberg is a marvellously scenic hiking and walking region.
ISimangaliso Wetland Park
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is an excellent Big Five safari-and-beach combination destination.
Knysna
A vibrant town at the heart of the famous Garden Route, offering scenic hikes, watersports, and beach trips.
Kwazulu Natal Coast
This gorgeous region on the east coast offers world-class diving, coastal forests, marine reserves, and wild beaches.
Makuleke Contractual Park
Located in northern Kruger, this wildlife-rich region is home to the Big Five and offers exceptional birding.
Oudtshoorn
Famous as the ‘ostrich capital of the world’, Oudtshoorn is a popular stop in the Little Karoo.
Panorama Region
Jaw-dropping views make this a photographer’s dream. Ideal for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Plettenberg Bay
A popular stop along the beautiful Garden Route, boasting gorgeous beaches, nature reserves, and a buzzing atmosphere.
Umhlanga
A seaside gem on the KwaZulu-Natal coast, Umhlanga offers great access to top wildlife and coastal destinations.
Other Places to Visit in South Africa
The Winelands, the Zulu Battlefields and Cape Town itself are just a few examples of what else this country has to offer
There are a wealth of things to do in South Africa besides experience a safari, including visiting the picturesque Hermanus and the Drakensberg Mountains.
If it is your first time to South Africa, Cape Town and the Winelands are a great start where you can explore the excellent restaurants and boutique hotels of the Western Cape. For the history-buff, a trip to KwaZulu Natal and the Battlefields of the Anglo-Zulu War are a must! Meanwhile, the Garden Route calls to those after a huge dose of glorious natural beauty. Take your pick below.
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