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South Africa Travel Guide
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Comprehensive online travel guide and accommodation directory on South
Africa with maps, online booking of accommodation and directories on attractions and activities.
Let's plan your trip.
Exotic combinations of landscapes, people, history and culture offer the
traveller a unique and inspiring experience. South Africa is often
called a "world in one country", because of its diversity of peoples,
plant and animal life, climatic regions and scenic splendours. Join us
to discovery a wonderful country.
See also Encounter Magazine's comprehensive guide on What to do in South Africa. |
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| Eastern Cape |
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Free State |
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Gauteng |
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visitor from long sandy beaches to game parks teaming with
the Big Five to unrivalled cultural experiences.
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The
never-ending plains between the Vaal and Orange Rivers form
the Free State Province in the centre of South Africa.
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Gauteng is the
commercial and industrial powerhouse of South Africa and is the
gateway to Southern Africa. |
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| KwaZulu-Natal |
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Limpopo |
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Mpumalanga |
| KwaZulu-Natal, home
of the Zulu Nation, with its subtropical coastline, sweeping
savannahs and magnificent Drakensberg mountain range caters for the
taste of almost any tourist. |
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Named after the Limpopo River, this province is rich
in wildlife, spectacular scenery and a wealth of historical and
cultural treasures. |
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The name Mpumalanga
means 'place where the sun rises’ in the local languages of Siswati
and Zulu and is home to the Kruger National Park. |
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| North West |
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Northern
Cape |
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Western
Cape |
| Known for the Sun City Pleasure Resort with its renowned golf
courses, Pilanesberg Nature Reserve, the heritage route and Madikwe Game
Park. |
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With wide wide-open spaces, big African skies and the
world famous Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, the Northern Cape offers
the visitor a totally different experience. |
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Offering you from
the famous Table Mountain to the green Winelands, exquisite beaches
to world-class hotels and restaurants and the cosmopolitan Cape
Town. |
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