South Africa Greatest Country in the World
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South Africa voted the Greatest Country in the World

While South Africa may be at the bottom of the world map, it's at the very TOP of the Telegraph's list of best countries – Claiming the prestigious and highly coveted top title and number 1 spot as ‘The Greatest Country in the World’! It’s time to celebrate! South Africa, our wonderful ‘Rainbow Nation’, has officially been voted ‘The Greatest Country in the World’ by nearly 30,000 experienced travellers who voted for their favourite destinations, airlines, and travel companies across the globe (among other categories) in this year's Telegraph Travel Awards! Out ranking top international heavy-hitters and world-renowned travel destinations, South Africa is at the very top of its game, and making sure the whole world knows it too! This definitely takes being ‘PROUDLY SOUTH AFRICAN’ to a whole new level and we couldn’t be happier! Often described as ‘the world in one country’, there is no denying that South Africa is one of those glorious countries that just ‘HAVE-IT-ALL’ – A total enigma, and we just can’t get enough – and clearly neither can the rest of the world! Breathtaking, bold, vibrant, exhilarating, colourful, captivating, and brimming with diverse cultures, languages, religions, and ethnicities, South Africa is a country unlike any other. There truly is nothing quite like it! Not to mention its vast, varied, and beyond astonishing array of spectacular destinations - From the most beautiful beaches and coastlines in the world, majestic mountains (including the globally acclaimed Table Mountain – one of the ‘7 Natural Wonders of the World’) and magnificent mountainscapes, the captivating Cape Winelands, vibrant cities, sensational secret spots, spectacular hidden gems, and of course the unspoiled, untouched, and untamed African bushveld – it’s safe to say South Africa has it ALL!
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The Bronze Leopard of Hout Bay

Photo credit: Chapman's Peak Drive Have you spotted the infamous bronze leopard of Hout Bay while taking a drive along Chapman’s Peak Drive? If not, you should definitely add it to your Cape Town bucket-list. For many, the bronze leopard…
Kruger National Park versus Pilanesberg Game Reserve, Secret Cape Town
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Kruger National Park versus Pilanesberg Game Reserve

Both the Kruger National Park and the Pilanesberg Game Reserve offer a wide range of activities in an outstanding setting and promise visitors an incredible wildlife experience.  Below the differences between the two wildlife experiences…
Platteklip Gorge Hiking Trail - Secret Cape Town
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Platteklip Gorge Hiking Trail

Platteklip Gorge is one of the most popular hiking trails in Cape Town. It is also considered one of the busiest Table Mountain hiking routes, which takes you all the way to the top of the mountain. Although this may seem like the fastest route…
Cherry Glamping - Secret Cape Town
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Cherry Glamping

Found amongst the rustling trees in a private forest, this secluded hideaway in Elgin Valley offers visitors a rare camping experience. Relax in luxurious bell tents amid tall beautiful pine trees.   The campsite is located an…
chapman’s peak drive - Secret Cape Town
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Chapman’s Peak

Chapman’s Peak Drive is well known in the Mother City as one of the most picturesque routes. The road runs for approximately 8 km (5.5 miles) between Noordhoek and Hout Bay on Cape Town’s western coast. There’s a magnificent view…
scuba Epic Ocean Experiences in Cape TownPhoto by oceanexperiences.co.za
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Epic Ocean Experiences in Cape Town

Cape Town is hailed the tourism capital of South Africa. It is famous for its incredible beauty with its towering mountains, historic vineyards, white beaches, and turquoise ocean. The waters of Cape Town have plenty of adventurous activities…
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The Cape Town Big Five: Nature

The Mother City offers you endless exploration opportunities. There’s enough things to keep you busy 24/7! We’ve decided to offer you small chunks of exploration options, the top 5 of everything that you have to see when visiting Cape Town. Whether…
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Why Are There So Many Whales in Table Bay

Every year whale season is a big deal in Cape Town, especially in the Hermanus area. People flock from all over the world to view them. Read more about the Hermanus Whale Festival. Between June and December various whales, including the Southern…
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5 of the Best Ways to See Whales around Cape Town

When words like breaching, fluking, spouting and spyhopping, can be heard around Cape Town, it means it’s whale season. From June to November, Southern Right Whales enter Cape Town waters – their 60-ton, barnacle-covered bodies can be seen…