Cape Town – is one of the planet’s most breath-taking cities and is nestled between Table Mountain, one of the 7 Wonders of the World and an exquisite coastline. Top attractions include penguin spotting, hiking, Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and Cape Point – where two oceans meet.

Winelands – is a picture-perfect university town dating from the Dutch settlement era.  A medley of wine farms, old oak trees and white-washed Cape Dutch dwellings, Stellenbosch is a haven for food and wine lovers.

Greater Kruger game viewing it’s also home to bushman rock paintings and archaeological sites. Visitors can explore the Kruger by road, walking safari, private air charter or hot-air balloon.

The Garden Route – a coastal treasure along the south-east coast. It’s a popular 200-kilometre driving route that serves up the most astounding scenery of rolling green hills, lagoons and coastal cliffs.  Here adventures abound from elephant and ostrich rides to whale-watching and tree top canopy tours.

The Drakensberg – meaning “Dragon Mountains,” is home to the country’s highest peaks. It’s a region of spectacular beauty, rich wildlife diversity, jaw-dropping waterfalls and verdant forests.

Robben Island – a world heritage site, formerly a leper colony and subsequently an island prison for political crimes.  This is where Nelson Mandela spent 18-years imprisoned and worked in the lime quarries.  Evocative tours are offered to view his tiny cell and are often led by ex-prisoners.

Shark cage diving – is one of South Africa’s most popular adventures and offered all along the East coast.  Thrill seekers climb into an iron cage, plunge into the ocean and experience great white sharks at close proximity.

Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve – Africa’s second largest canyon and home to a rich diversity of wildlife, such as primates, hippos and crocodiles. Lush, tropical and panoramic, this is a favourite stop en-route to the Kruger National Park.