SOUTH AFRICA
MORE THAN A SAFARI
From city life to adventure , from wildlife to culture From breathtaking landscapes to sun-drenched shores : Enjoy a safari with the big 5 , dive between sharks , practice surf on its beaches, travel along the coast with landscapes that take your breath away, visit its famous vineyards , and much more: South Africa understands everything you can imagine.
KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
The Kruger National Park , in northeastern South Africa, is one of the larger reserves and most famous in Africa, stretching 350 km from north to south and 60 km from east to west.
Its high density of wild animals includes the big five of Africa: lions , leopards , rhinos , elephants Y buffalo .
Its private reserves offer some of the Lodge’s most exclusive from all over South Africa.
BLYDE RIVER CANYON
The Blyde canyon , is a natural wonder of the African continent almost unknown, despite being one of the canyons biggest in the world and possibly be the ‘ green cannon ‘larger due to its lush subtropical foliage. It has some of the deepest cliffs of any canyon on the planet. Furthermore, it is bordered by the ‘ Panorama Route ‘, a route that allows you to enjoy natural wonders such as the’ Bourke Potholes’ or ‘The Three Rondavels’.
CAPE TOWN, SIMON’S TOWN and their coasts
Cape Town is a port city on the west coast of South Africa, on a peninsula under the towering ‘Table Mountain ‘, from where you can appreciate a panoramic view of the city, the busy port and the boats that sail to the Robben island , the infamous prison where he was held Nelson Mandela and which is currently a living museum. Walk its coast to be impressed by its cliffs near the sea , visit the colony of penguins from Simon’s Town and other beautiful coastal towns such as Muizemberg , known for its cheerful colored houses and as a recommended point for surfing.
THE CAPE PENINSULA, CAPE OF GOOD HOPE AND CAPE POINT
Between breathtaking landscapes, cliffs facing the ocean and dotted with a unique vegetation in the world, the Cape peninsula it juts out into the Atlantic to the southwest from Cape Town. In this Peninsula, in the south of the continent and in the extreme east of South Africa, is the Cape Point Reserve and the famous Cape of Good Hope .
