Getaway to South Africa
A country that has
drinkable tap water, clean and unpolluted rivers and most importantly
clean and unpolluted fresh air.
Take a deep breath and feel alive when hiking in the country or…
sightseeing.
Getaway to South Africa and see for yourself….The
magnificent scenery, spectacular mountain ranges, fauna and flora.
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When you visit South Africa you will find it utterly breathtaking….. South Africa is about wide open spaces…….
Astonishingly beautiful landscapes…….
Magnificent in its wonderful diversity……
both in scenery and culture.
Getaway to South Africa and see some wonderful places!
South Africa offers a variety of cultures and lifestyles… Friendly people.
From the fairest Cape in the south… Probably the most awesome and spectacular in the World… To the Inland via the Garden route….
Experience the thrill of seeing the big 5 at the game parks…Nature reserves – both
private and those operated by the National Parks Board of South Africa.
South Africa is one of the world’s drier countries, with huge regional
variations: Has an average rainfall of roughly 460 millimetres per
annum.
The eastern regions are much wetter than the western, some
areas recording less than 50 millimetres a year. Average annual
temperatures are more constant, though temperatures vary, sometimes
dramatically, from place to place. They are least at the coast and
greatest on the interior plateau, where winter nights are bitterly cold
and the days pleasantly sunny.
The country receives between 7.5 and 9.4 hours of sunshine a day
compared with London’s 3.8 and Rome’s 6.4.
Welcome to South Africa!!!
The best time to visit is during Autumn and early winter…
if your itinerary is exclusively Game parks and sight-seeing.
It can become very hot in summer away from the coast.
Remember the sunblock!
When in Cape Town visit the Water Front…
Surely high on your list of places to visit will be a trip
around the Peninsula.
The Cape Peninsula – on the Southwestern tip of the African continent – is unquestionably one of the most beautiful places in the world.
Long considered the “Gateway to Africa”, Cape Town and its environs offer the tourist an almost limitless choice of activities amidst a scenic garden that is without parallel anywhere in the world
We will start your journey in the Northern Province of Mpumalanga.
Because when you arrive you will touchdown at Jan Smuts International Airport.
There is so much to see and time will become a factor..
If this is your first visit to South Africa and particularly to the Northern Province of Mpumalanga….
Then you should most probably look to an organized tour.
South Africa is perhaps the most exciting destination one could visit.
It is a land of enormous contrasts… magical, yet friendly.
Its rich culture is influenced by the many indigenous tribes from southern Africa and
migratory tribes from central Africa, the British, the Dutch, large and
prosperous communities from India and Malaysia, French Huguenots and an
influential Jewish community.
Experience the African bush while luxuriating in the gorgeous
comfort of some of Africa’s most comfortable and warm lodges.
Great food and outstanding wines, excellent shopping, and a warm-hearted people all combine
to make this a perfect destination.
The following pages will cover the Kruger National Park, Sabie, Long Tom Pass, Blyde River Canyon and more
Sabie
Experience the picturesque beauty of nature in and around Sabie – a small country
town nestled in the majestic Drakensberg escarpment mountains of the
Mpumalanga province, South Africa.
Long Tom Pass Sabie MpumalangaThe Long Tom pass is part of the Panorama Route, and derived its name from the British during the Anglo Boer War.
Blyde River Canyon Mpumalanga South Africa.
A 57km narrow belt running north from Graskop along the Drakensberg Escarpment.
Pilgrims Rest Mpumalanga South Africa was declared a national monument. The town is a living museum.
Gods Window Mpumalanga part of the Blyde River Nature Reserve Gives visitors some of the finest panoramas
National Park Mpumalanga South Africa. Enjoy the best and most exciting of South Africa.
Cape Town Western Cape …The name Cape Town originated from the term ‘Cape of Good Hope’
Towns and Villages along the Garden Route, Western Cape, from Cape Town Via Sir Lowrys Pass
Garden Route Western Cape the N2 highway between Cape town and Port Elizabeth
George, Garden Route, Western Cape George is located in the Cape Wildflower Floral Kingdom next to the coast .
Knysna, Garden Route, Western Cape. The town nestles between the Outeniqua
Mountains and the Indian Ocean, encircled by its rich forests.
Tsitsikamma the Garden of Eden along the Garden Route
Plettenberg Bay, Garden Route, Western Cape, South Africa, fondly known by visitors
and locals alike as “Plett”. Come and discover South Africa’s premier
holiday resort, and the reason why it is so
Cape Peninsula, Cape of Good Hope, South Africa. Like a crooked finger the
Cape Of Good Hope is magnificent in it’s isolation on the edge of the
African continent.
The Otter Trail, as one writer described it “Paradise Found”.
No book or article can do it justice!
The best known and most popular of the South African hiking trails,
the Otter trail must rank alongside the best trails in the world.
The trail follows the spectacular shoreline from Storms River Mouth.
