From bushveld through deserts and forests, up winter snow-capped peaks down to wide, unspoiled beaches and coastal wetlands, lies the sprawling land called South Africa. 

Come - gaze upon ever changing, endless vistas. Feel the warmth of tropical and temperate climates. See the floral carpets in Namaqualand stretch to the horizon in springtime. Walk the cycad valleys in the northern Province - unchanged since prehistoric times and home to Modjadji the Rain Queen. Stand in the shadow of a giant baobab tree - the ancient guardians of the north. Or picnic in the Kirstenbosch Gardens of the fair Cape - home to more that 6000 species of plant and tree.

When the continents first shifted, Africa was blessed with many natural gifts. Nowhere is this more evident, than at the continent's southern-most tip - for this land at the foot of the African continent is one of immeasurable beauty and great contrast.

Many species of bird flocked to South Africa - the same winds that aided them also bearing countless spores. These took root in the fertile earth, giving rise to a vast floral kingdom. Herds of game, thousands strong wandered here along ancient migratory trails, followed by marauding predators like lion, leopard and cheetah.
The first people to call South Africa home, were the San - evidence of their harmonious, nomadic existence is still found in their ancient rock art. Proud nations of warriors forged their way south - expanding their dynasties and kingdoms.

This land of unequalled splendor and diversity beckons you.