Designed around a magnificent plane tree avenue and other century-old trees, this historic garden enthrals visitors with displays of indigenous forest and grassland plants. This historic Garden’s Victorian past is evident in its magnificent specimens of northern hemisphere plants, such as the swamp cypress, tulip, camphor and plane trees, giant figs and magnolias. One of the highlights of the garden

See the wonders of God’s Window, on the Panorama Route. Be mesmerized by the scenic beauty of the Garden Route, known as the Eden district. Be one of the first to stand on top of a mountain in a City, which is also one of the seven natural wonders of the World, the one and only Table Mountain. Take a journey

Table Mountain, an official New 7 Wonder of Nature, is one of South Africa’s premier tourist attractions. Table Mountain Aerial Cableway allows visitors to experience the best views of Cape Town as they travel to the top of Table Mountain. The Cableway has had three upgrades since its opening in 1929, with the most recent in October 1997. To date

Cape Agulhas is known as the ‘Cape of Storms’ which wrecked many ships en route to the east. Ancient people also left their mark on the landscape reminding us of earlier cultures, for example, here the Khoi-Khoi people trapped fish using ingeniously constructed tidal traps. Five things to seek at the Agulhas National Park:   The southernmost tip of the African

The uniqueness of the Free State National Botanical Garden is in its Succulent Garden and Garden of Hope. The Succulent Garden aims to introduce visitors to some of the succulents found in South Africa’s nine provinces. The Garden of Hope has been created as a symbol of hope for all people affected and living with HIV and AIDS. This unassuming treasure trove is