When you hear of the Waterberg, you know that you’re headed to a wonderful part of the country. You can say it’s a game lodge area, and the cool thing about it is that for many South Africans, it’s an easy drive. It’s about 2 hours from Pretoria and Johannesburg.
Oudtshoorn is loved as a holiday destination for its unique blend of natural beauty, adventure and small-town charm in the heart of the Klein Karoo. Known as the world’s ostrich capital, it offers memorable experiences such as visiting working ostrich farms and exploring the spectacular Cango Caves.
Staying in Nelspruit or Mbombela offers visitors the perfect base from which to explore the Lowveld and many wildlife attractions of Mpumalanga. Surrounded by rolling hills, rivers, and subtropical gardens, the city combines modern comforts with easy access to world-class destinations such as the Kruger National Park, and many exquisite waterfalls. You get a wide choice of guesthouses, lodges and self-catering options, as well as excellent restaurants and shopping centres. Lost Trail Guesthouse is a bed and breakfast in Nelspruit…
Tarkastad is a small Karoo town in the Eastern Cape, known for its agricultural roots. The town is set among rolling hills and fertile farmlands. Visitors are drawn to the town for its peaceful rural atmosphere, and Karoo landscapes. Of course it offers a wonderful escape from city life. It offers visitors various kinds of accommodation and Stepping Stones is a welcome retreat from anyone travelling in this part of the Eastern Cape.
Nieu-Bethesda is a wonderful stopover destination as it offers travellers tranquillity while being an artsy village, known for its famous Owl House. This fascinating art masterpiece attracts visitors from around the world.
Scarborough is a charming coastal village on the Cape Peninsula, just outside Cape Town. It is beautifully positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and the Table Mountain National Park. It’s a top-attraction beach for surfers, nature lovers, and those seeking a peaceful seaside escape. A drawcard for many holidaymakers is that it is within easy reach of Cape Town’s city attractions. Its excellent accommodation also makes the village an appealing destination for visitors looking to experience beach tranquility.
You may not think of Krugersdorp as a holiday destination, but people often visit the town for business and to have easy access to Johannesburg and Pretoria. It’s set on the West Rand and offers people easy connections to various places. Certainly, visitors love visiting the Krugersdorp Game Reserve as well as the nearby Cradle of Humankind, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Rabbit Hole Hotel is well located for visiting all these, plus the Silverstar Casino for a…
