SOUTH AFRICA - ATTRACTIONS

South Africa has a huge range of beautiful landscapes, people, history and culture. Tourist are guaranteed a unique and unforgettable experience that will make them come back for more. South Africa has some of the best beaches in the world that stretch for miles and with Its world renownwed wildlife parks such as the Kruger National Park, it makes for a holiday of a lifetime.

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PROVINCES
	Western Cape
	The Western Cape is South Africa's top tourism destinations and for good reason too. The Western Cape has 4 major tourist sites namely: Cape Point, Table Mountain, Wine Route and Robben Island. Visit Robben Island, Cape Point, Tabe Mountain and Cape Winelands for more info.
	Gauteng
	It might be the smallest province in South Africa but like they say, dynamite comes in small packages. Gauteng is the powerhouse of the coutry with it’s massive commercial and industrial sectors. Gauteng is a cosmopolitan, multicultural mix of people from all walks of life, from all corners of the world. Gauteng's main attraction is big business and has a couple of very interesting tourist hotspots, eg: Apartheid Museum, Gold Reef City, Union Buildings and Freedom park is just to name a few. T Visit Johannesburg Botanical Gardens for more info.
	Kwa-Zulu Natal
	The province of Kwazulu-Natal in South Africa is situated along the North East coast with the Indian Ocean as the border in the East, and the Drakensberg mountains in the West. The natural home to the Zulu tribe, with approximately 10 million residents with most South African cultures represented. Kwazulu-Natal is an ideal holiday destination with Durban, the largest city in KZN, as the hub of both tourism and commercial activities within the province. Visit Durban, uShaka World, for more info.
	Eastern Cape
	The Eastern Cape is one of the most historic and beautiful provinces in South Africa. Situated on the South Eastern corner of Africa, The Eastern Cape is arguably the sunniest corner of South Africa, when coupled with the miles and miles if unspoiled beaches and the many game and nature reserves, the Eastern Cape is a top international holiday destination. Visit Port Elizabeth, East London, Addo Elephant Park for more info.
	North West Province
	The North West Province is home to world famous Sun City and the Pilansberg National Park, as well as Hartebeespoort Dam. Visit Sun City, Pilansberg Game Reserve for more info.
	Northern Cape
	The Northern Cape is home to Kimberley, site of the largest man-made hole in the world at the great hole of Komberley. Be sure to also check out the natural hot springs at Kuruman. Visit Kimberley for more info.
	Mpumalanga
	This area was formerly known as the lowveld, or low lying territory, a focal point of South Africa's tropical fruit industry, supplying fruit and vegetables to the more populated neighbouring province of Gauteng. This is game reserve country and home to the Kruger National Park, certainly South Africa's finest game reserve and one of the finest in the world, Kruger is supported by many privately owned reserves offering world class luxury accommodation. Visit Kruger National Park for more info.
	Free State
	The Free State is a land-locked, largely agricultural Province of South Africa. Situated in the Southern central region of Southern Africa, the Free State is largely flat with the exception of the Eastern region where it borders on Lesotho and shares the Drakensberg Mountains in the beautiful area of Clarens, the top tourism destination in the Free State Province. Visit Golden Gate National Park, for more info.
	Limopopo
	Limpopo is the furthest north province and is home to some of the best citrus farms and game reserves in South Africa. Be sure to check out Phalaborwa. Visit Phalaborwa for more info.