The West Coast National Park, located in the Western Cape, is dedicated to conservation and environmental mindfulness. At the heart of this reserve lies the Langebaan Lagoon, the central attraction, surrounded by untouched white dunes, lush wetlands, and scarce fynbos vegetation.

Mapungubwe National Park, located in South Africa's northern border where it meets Botswana and Zimbabwe, is a breathtaking haven of nature and history. Its stunning scenery is a blend of savannah, sandstone formations, ancient floodplains, and unique forests, creating a natural stage for an abundance of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, white rhinos, captivating predators like hyenas, leopards, and lions, various antelope species, and a diverse range of birds.

Mapungubwe National Park, located in South Africa's northern border where it meets Botswana and Zimbabwe, is a breathtaking haven of nature and history. Its stunning scenery is a blend of savannah, sandstone formations, ancient floodplains, and unique forests, creating a natural stage for an abundance of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, buffaloes, white rhinos, captivating predators like hyenas, leopards, and lions, various antelope species, and a diverse range of birds.

Located at the foot of the majestic Sentinel Peak in the Northern Drakensberg Mountains, Witsieshoek Mountain Lodge stands is a hallmark of sustainable tourism. The lodge has significantly contributed to the local economy, leading to it being recognised globally as the best Responsible Tourism destination at the 2022 WTM Responsible Tourism Awards.

Never has wellness been more relevant, with health and immunity now at the forefront of consciousness after months spent at home during lockdown, and entirely new concepts added to the plethora of health concerns - from Zoom fatigue and maskne to the loneliness induced by self-isolation. Here are some of South Africa’s top wellness experiences for travellers to nurture the mind, body, and spirit on a 2021 post-lockdown trip.

Feast your eyes, feed your soul and be inspired by South Africa in full bloom… South Africa is unique. It is one country in the world where one can weave a vibrant tapestry of culture and heritage from the many and varied attractions, experiences and influences that permeate daily living.

August is Women’s Month in South Africa. What better time to start thinking of a girls’ trip or a solo getaway in and around South Africa?

Never has wellness been more relevant, with health and immunity now at the forefront of consciousness after months spent at home during lockdown, and entirely new concepts added to the plethora of health concerns - from Zoom fatigue and maskne to the loneliness induced by self-isolation. Here are some of South Africa’s top wellness experiences for travellers to nurture the mind, body, and spirit on a 2021 post-lockdown trip.

Feast your eyes, feed your soul and be inspired by South Africa in full bloom… South Africa is unique. It is one country in the world where one can weave a vibrant tapestry of culture and heritage from the many and varied attractions, experiences and influences that permeate daily living.

The Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape Town houses vivid and educational displays of marvellous life from beneath the waters of the Indian and the Atlantic oceans, both of which wash Western Cape shores.

The elegance of the Cape Winelands, the grandeur of the mountains, scenic views on lonely beaches, or surrounded by bushveld wildlife – plan a wedding in South Africa, and you’re spoilt for choice.

Western Cape is South Africa’s premier province for fun in the sun: Cape Town is surrounded by world-class wine routes, stunning scenery and unique West Coast and Garden Route flora and fauna.

Witsand Beach in Western Cape province offers pristine white Blue Flag beaches, superb land-based whale watching, a wide variety of water sports and magnificent plants, birds and animals to view.

Arniston, Western Cape, originally called Waenhuiskrans, received an informal name change after a tragic shipwreck in 1815 – under either name, it’s an idyllic resort village on the Agulhas coast.

A cultural affinity survey showed that audiences abroad are 3.1 times more likely to travel to South Africa after watching the collection highlights – proving the content as a creative solution to drive tourism into the country. Viewers of Blood and Water, were especially attracted to the landmarks and monuments depicted in the show. Attractions that were explored by co-stars of the hit show, Dillon Windvogel and Ama Qamata, in this YouTube video where they walk through the stunning city of Cape Town. South Africa’s oldest town. The Mother City.

Feast your eyes, feed your soul and be inspired by South Africa in full bloom… South Africa is unique. It is one country in the world where one can weave a vibrant tapestry of culture and heritage from the many and varied attractions, experiences and influences that permeate daily living.

Celebrate Women's Month with Netflix JIVA and South African Tourism Explore the diversity and beauty of South Africa. Discover amazing landscapes that feature everything from breathtaking peaks to serene wide-open desert lands. This Women's month, South African Tourism together with global on-demand video streaming service, Netflix, creators of the SA pop culture hit show, Jiva. are showcasing perfect girl getaways across South Africa's nine provinces. Whether you're a vlog-it-girl or just simply itching to go out and explore, pack a bag with mom, daughter, sister, partner, or friend and enjoy Mzansi. There's plenty to see and do.

Home to glorious stretches of beaches, mountainous terrains, jaw-dropping rock formations, a rich catalogue of plant and wildlife which includes the Big 7 (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, buffalo, Southern Right whales and Great White sharks), South Africa’s Eastern Cape province is also the birth place of the late global icon and humanitarian - Nelson Mandela. The acclaimed leader, whose birthday is celebrated globally through acts of kindness on 18 July, was born and raised amongst this province’s lush valleys and winding rivers.

If your idea of an ultimate getaway involves exploring a destination rich with history — complete with refreshing outdoors that promise total relaxation — then South Africa is the place for you. Home to global icon, late former President Nelson Mandela whose humanitarian efforts continue to be celebrated annually on 18 July, South Africa is the ultimate place to experience humanity in its truest sense.

South Africa has a rich history of art, music and culture and is home to a burgeoning youth culture that is redefining the country’s social landscape. Celebrated on the 16th of June each year, Youth Day honours the anniversary of the 1976 Soweto youth uprising and recognises the role played by the youth in the liberation of the country.

The Valley of a Thousand Hills between Durban and Pietermaritzburg is the gateway to the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, rich in history, culture, scenic beauty, outdoor adventures and tourist attractions.