| Safaris Wildlife | ||
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| Travelling to South Africa is an exiting and fascinating experience. South Africa's ruggedly beautiful landscapes, its unspoiled beaches, its rich history and culture and its diverse people promise to make your journey unforgettable, but no trip to South Africa would be complete without seeing the amazing wildlife and the remote, unspoiled, untamed and often spectacular scenery on a real safari. An African safari is not only the ultimate destination for honeymooners, wildlife enthusiasts and photographers; it creates unforgettable experiences for everybody. The hardest thing about safaris in South Africa will be deciding where to go as South Africa is full of small and big safari options including some of the world´s most magnificent areas and world heritage sites. | ||
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| National Parks | ||
| South Africa boasts 20 National Parks encompassing every possible landscape from semi desert regions to dramatic mountain ranges, from vast tracks of open plains to lush forests and dense thornvelds, all full of wildlife species and enclosed by more than 1,800 miles of tropical coastline touching two of the world's great oceans, the Atlantic and Indian Ocean. They include two of the world´s most renowned wildlife reserves, the Kruger Park and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, but your venture to any of the South African National Parks will transfer you into another world. Explore Hluhluwe, Tsitsikamma, Pilanesberg, Kgalagadi, Addo, Karoo, Marakele, Drakensberg, Mkuze, Sodwana, Augrabies, Ithala and many more. | ||
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| Private Game Reserves | ||
| You will never come closer to heaven on earth without having visited one of the breathtaking and awe-inspiring private game reserves in South Africa. There is just no better place to relax and to rejuvenate than at one of the numerous luxury lodges usually situated in unique scenic settings with finest game viewing options. According to your lifestyle, budget and preferences, start your trip by flying into a private game resort to experience some days of luxury and personalised service with regard to sumptuous accommodation and unsurpassed Big 5 game viewing in open-vehicles with expert rangers. It is also the Private Game Reserves that often offer unique wildlife activities, such as bush walks, horse-back or mountain bike safaris, ballooning, squad bike tours, bush dining and other unique eco-activities. At most Private Game Reserves daytime visitors are welcome. | ||
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| World Heritage Sites | ||
| There are 812 World Heritage sites in the world, in 137 countries. Africa has 65 sites. The most famous Sites are the Cape floral kingdom, Robben Island, the Greater St Lucia Wetland Park, Sterkfontein Cradle of Mankind, the uKhahlamba-Drakensberg Park, the Mapungubwe Cultural Landscape, the Vredefort Dome and Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden, which displays outstanding ecological and biological processes associated with the Fynbos vegetation unique in the world. | ||
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