African Wild Travel - Travel Beyond Your Wildest Dreams

African Wild Travel arranges all your travelling needs for the following destinations:

* South Africa
* Namibia
* Botswana
* Swaziland
* Mozambique
* Victoria Falls
* Indian Ocean Islands

Should you wish to enquire about any of the above destinations, kindly contact us: info@africanwildtravel.co.za

10 must see places in South Africa - according to African Wild Travel.

Back in the days this Island was a prison to African leaders, Muslim leaders from the East Indies, Dutch and British soldiers and civilians, women, and anti-apartheid activists, including South Africa's first democratic President, Nelson Mandela and leaders such as Robert Sobukwe, Govan Mbeki, Jacob Zuma were all imprisoned on the Island, however since 1997 this institute of brutality has been turned into a museum a world heritage site and a symbol of Hope, a must see for all guests.

South Africa’s largest and most famous township was a hotbed of anti-apartheid activity. Make sure you visit Vilakazi Street once a home to two Nobel Prize winners, there is also a site of the ’76 student uprising, a hector Peterson monument will leave you wondering as to how we’ve made it this far.

Cape Town and the Cape Peninsula up to Cape Point, are famous for scenic beauty; celebrity beaches; Table Mountain a world heritage site in its own right; whale-watching; world-class shopping, nightlife, food & wine; and a laid-back atmosphere.

Discover the joys of SA’s award-winning wines and cuisine along any of the beautiful Cape wine routes, taking you through green valleys and historic towns, one of the highlight will surely be Stellenbosch the 2nd oldest town in South Africa.

Not surprisingly Garden Route is known as South Africa’s Eden, the famous Garden Route traverses an area rich in natural beauty and charm, attracting adventure-seekers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Bright carpets of wild flowers in Namaqualand, the black maned lion of the Kgalagardi Transfrontier Park, it is here where a Khoi and the San whose desolate souls haunt the great expanses of the beautiful Cape - they who fell victim to the most merciless genocide our native land has ever seen, they who were the first to lose their lives in the struggle to defend our freedom and dependence and they who, as a people, perished in the result.

Natural beauty God’s Window is the most popular attraction, just one look down and you will begin to understand why it is called "God's Window". With magnificent views, canyons, rock formations and waterfalls, God's Window is truly an area of breathtaking scenic splendour. It is no wonder that Mpumalanga is known as Paradise Country! Gods Window is so called for the panoramic view of the Lowveld more than 900 m down into lush indigenous forest clad ravine.

Bourke’s Luck Potholes will also leave you wonderings whether life ends or begins hear, The Potholes were named after a gold digger, Tom Burke, who staked a claim nearby. Although his claim did not produce a single ounce of gold, he correctly predicted that large gold deposits would be found in the area, the panoramic splendour of the Blyde River Canyon makes it ideal for scenic drives and hiking trails.

The Park itself is bigger than Israel, it is nearly 2 million hectares, and it is a home to the Big Five and features 16 ecosystems. Here wildlife rules.

These exquisite mountains are a World Heritage Site and a major leisure attraction, offering walks, hikes and adventure activities. They house the Ukhahlamba-Drakensberg National Park with its abundant biodiversity, including 290 bird species and 48 mammal species. This mountainous terrain gives way to the rolling hills of the midlands where you can indulge in the treats of the famous Midlands Meander.

A birding hotspot is situated further north at Isimangaliso/ the Greater St Lucia Wetland Park, another World Heritage Site; and several luxury game reserves offering authentic African safaris.

Perhaps the most undersold attraction in South Africa, rugged and untamed, the Wild Coast offers deserted beaches, dolphins, horseback and hiking trails, cosy hotels, golf, gambling, mystical history, Xhosa heritage and the Hole-in-the-Wall.

For those with fun and sun on their minds, SA’s sunshine city has something for the whole family - golden beaches, surfing and a marine park, Durban a place where the fun never sets. An invigorating blend of India, Africa and the Colonial past spices up this sub-tropical city with a strong beach holiday and surfing culture.