
Tsitsikamma National Park (Garden Routs).
The National park is located in the middle of the Golden Route in the Southern Eastern East area of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. The word Tsitsikamma is a Khoisan word that means, “Place of much water”.
The heart land stretches 5km further to the sea. This helps in protecting [...]
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Addo National Park (Eastern Cape):
The park was proclaimed to protect the remaining Elephants in Addo area in 1931 since they where less than 15.
At one time, it hard the largest herd in the Eastern Cape with 140 Elephants. However, with hunting, the animals decimated in a period of 200 years.
Among other hunted animals include [...]
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Richter’s Veld National Park.
This is a mountain desert park located in the north by Orange River curve. The terrain is undulating and rugged and differ in form of wind sculpted rock formations.
There are irrigated lush green land areas and that which is not irrigated remains bone dry and reddy brown.
The rugged terrain162445 hecatres [...]

Despite of Mpumalanga being the first choice holiday destination in S.Africa for foreigners and local people, with a range of natural features and scenery, it is also a breath taking place covered by water falls and visiting wildlife. While for bird lovers, the Southern grass and wetland areas may be favourable.
The area’s floral attributes is [...]
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Eastern Cape South Area.
The Eastern Cape is a natural heritage ranging from evergreen Tsitsikamma forest back to rugged Bariaansk loof wilderness area, beautiful coastline & great karoo and along the coast, you can enjoy great water sport activities along the Eastern Cape ranging from fishing, sail surfing to kloofing.
For a variety of any [...]
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Karoo National Park
Karoo National park offers you a chance to experience dusk and dawn. Any traveler visiting S. Africa has to experience the colors, which illuminate the beauty of Karoo, with hope to witness the natural splendor of the country.
This dry and rugged region is characterized by endless loud ships to its inhabitants.
Being [...]
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Bontebok National Park
Bontabok National Park provides a real holiday destination experience inform of natural beauty and colour with doors to diverse idyllic relaxation spots and adventures. Look no where else other than the Bontebok national Park. The rumour and beautiful setting of the magnificent Langberg serves as natural colours synonymous with the Cape’s [...]
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Augrabies Falls National Park
Augrables waterfalls roars only 56 meters. The sound of the waterfalls is deafening when the Orange river is full.
The Khoi-Khoi renamed the Falls “Aukoerebis”, which means place of great noise.
The characteristic of this 18km Gorge is rocky landscape cut into by Orange River, which feeds the Augrabies Falls.
The Kokerboom indigenous trees [...]
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Kruger National Park Safari Reviews Mpumalanga.
Kruger National Park lies on the S. Africa’s border with Mozambique. The country’s low veld. In Africa, South Africa’s Kruger National Park is the oldest and biggest reserves. The park is a home to a variety of game and bird life and it must be counted on your [...]
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Mountain Zebra National Park.
Cape mountain zebras faced extinction in the early 1930’s and a few were left in Cradock district. This led to the proclamation of Mountain Zebra National Park in July 1937, by the Trustees of the National Park’s board.
The park at first was 1712 hectares and the population of the [...]
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