South Africa's best tourism websites
South Africa is a rich and diverse nation. Similarly, there are are thousands of websites out there all clamouring for your attention. We've tried to sift the good from the bad to create a portal from which you can explore each region.
South Africa:
South African National Parks, (SANParks), manages a system of parks which represents the indigenous fauna, flora, landscapes and associated cultural heritage of the country. Of all the national parks, most have overnight tourist facilities, with an unrivalled variety of accommodation in arid, coastal, mountain and bushveld habitats.
The national parks offer visitors an unparalleled diversity of adventure tourism opportunities including game viewing, bush walks, canoeing and exposure to cultural and historical experiences. Conferences can also be organised in many of the parks.
Self Catering Accommodation, Holiday Homes to rent; Boutique & Luxury Hotels; selected Accommodation in Cape Town; Luxury Beach Villas; cottages and apartments. Safaris in exclusive Game Lodges; Individual and Group Tour Bookings, car hire South Africa.
Travel Comments is a comprehensive online travel guide through Southern Africa focussed on backpackers and individual tourists.
Eastern Cape:
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The Eastern Cape is situated along the south-eastern coast of South Africa. With approximately 820 km of coastline, the beaches of the Eastern Cape stretch from the Tsitsikamma National Park on the south coast, across St Francis Bay, Jeffreys Bay and Algoa Bay, up to the pristine Wild Coast and south-eastern coast to Port Edward. Added to the diverse coastal experiences are a number of national parks and private game reserves.
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 Mkulu Kei Horse Riding holidays & Quality Saddlery "Cher-a-Don" The stamp of Quality and Authenticity. The best of equestrian holidays. "A real ride to many places at any paces."
A safari horse riding holiday in South Africa. A memorable horseback eco-adventure along the, Eastern Cape, Wild Coast, South Africa. For your beach out ride, African equestrian riding holiday, working volunteer gap destination, child's pony camp and supplier of riding tack.
Horseback riding holidays and vacations along the Eastern Cape Wild Coast of South Africa. Meander from surf to savanna, exploring hidden coves and beaches, while experiencing the essence of rural Africa on horse back.
Overnight Horse Trails ~ Horse Safaris ~ Horse trekking along the beach ~ Gap Year Volunteer Working Horse Riding Holidays ~ Adult career breaks and riding weekends. ~ Horse Farm Riding Vacations
Take a Walk on the Wild side... Accommodation, Climate, Environment, Fishing, History, News, Photos, Save the Wild Coast, Travel Tips, Wild Coast Map, Feed aggregator and Image galleries.
Jeffrey's Bay offers varied accommodation from bed and breakfast, self catering, hotels, game farms & guest houses to backpackers. Jeffreys Bay is the ideal holiday destination with world renownded surfing. Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere & have a wonderful stay in Jeffries Baai.
Kenton-On-Sea, coastal village along the Sunshine Coast. Unspoilt travel destination, Eastern Cape, South Africa.
ENCOUNTER THE LEGENDS: Karoo hospitality, living history, matchless architecture, abundant birdlife, game drives, unique town accommodation, family holidays on unforgettable farms, hiking, 4x4 trails, paragliding, antique hunting, treasures for shoppers, a warm and caring community, interesting businesses and heaps more...
The Gamtoos River Valley, near Jeffrey's Bay and Port Elizabeth, lies at the eastern entrance to the spectaular Baviaanskloof Wilderness Area, a World heritage site, and is a vibrant mix of nature, agriculture and cultural influences with plenty to see and explore along this diverse route. Citrus fruit grown in the area is the main form of export and other crops include potatoes, vegetables, tobacco and even avocados.
Situated at the western entrance to the Baviaanskloof Wilderness Area, a World heritage site, the area encompasses the Karoo towns of Willowmore, Steytlerville, Cambria and Wolwefontein. Known for small stock farming and for the richness of its endemic plant species, its interesting cultural heritage and its abundance of bird and animal life, the Baviaans area holds ample opportunity for outdoor recreation including, hiking, mountain biking and rock climbing
Coffee Shack Backpackers, Coffee Bay, Wild Coast, South Africa, a tropical paradise on the beach. Has a reputation of being a fun, organised, clean youth hostel, a must-see on any African Tour
Western Cape:
The Western Cape - a province of diversity. Between the mountain's sheer cliffs and the sun-speckled sweep of Table Bay lie many of the world's most famous beaches. Join bustling throngs crowding the malls, theatres and restaurants of the ever-exciting Victoria & Alfred Waterfront or take a break from the hive of holiday activity in the green peace of central Cape Town's Company Garden.
Western Cape Tourism website has been designed specifically in areas for ease of tour or holiday planning We have split the Cape into 8 areas and all accommodation, golf courses and things to do specifically for the respective areas have been listed
The Route 62, South Africa's longest wine route, meanders between Cape Town and Oudtshoorn, the Langkloof and Port Elizabeth, offering the shorter, scenic alternative to the N2 highway. The ever changing colours of the majestic mountains, scenic passes, rivers, vineyards and orchards, as well as the multitude of activities and attractions, will offer you an unforgettable adventure.
Established in 1745, Swellendam is the third oldest magisterial district in South Africa and is the historical heart of the Overberg. The architecture and character of the town clearly reflects its diverse and interesting history. Many of the buildings and gardens have been restored to their former glory and a walk through the museum complex and the town is a feast for the senses.
Beaches and sunshine, the clean Indian Ocean and the Outeniqua Mountains green and purple in the distance, perfect weather - you really ought to be here. Play, Work, Eat and Sleep - Mossel Bay is a gentle seaside town on the Garden Route of the Western Cape Province of South Africa. It's a welcoming place, not at all touristy, that loves children and families, singles and couples, backpackers and tour groups.
KwaZulu-Natal:
See and experience true Zulu culture, interact with Indian people and get a taste of traditional English culture still practiced by residents whose descendants came to the territory in the nineteenth century. Tourist attractions range from the steamy beaches in the busy metropolis of Durban to mountain resorts in the majestic Drakensberg Mountain Range.
Mpumalanga:
Mpumalanga - "the place where the sun rises". The province is situated in the north eastern part of the country and borders both Mozambique and Swaziland. It is an area of immense natural beauty and diversity - a land of mountain splendour, wide horizons, forests and plains, rock formations, caves and waterfalls.
Visit Sabie, a tranquil malria-free country town nestled in the majestic Drakensberg Mountains of South Africa's Mpumalanga Province. Sabie is well-known for the spectacular waterfalls that dot the area as well as its proximity to such attractions as God's Window, the Blyde River Canyon and Bourke's Luck Pot Holes. It is less than four hours drive from Johannesburg and a relaxing hour's drive to & from the Kruger National Park.
Free State:
The Free State in the heart of South Africa is rich in history with diverse cultures and a variety of activities.
Gauteng:
Gauteng Province is a dynamic, sophisticated, cosmopolitan hub containing three large cities and numerous smaller towns. It is the economic and social powerhouse of South Africa.
Northern Cape:
Experience the beauty and tranquility of numerous nature reserves, the adventure and excitement of 4x4 routes, hiking trails, or river rafting expeditions, the waterfalls, the world renowned flowers of Namaqualand or the richness of a diverse cultural heritage, the Northern Cape has something unique to offer.
Limpopo Province:
The Limpopo (Northern) Province portrays untamed Africa - ancient baobabs guarding vast expanses of mountains and bushveld and offers a mosaic of tourist attractions. There are many archaeological sites where the mysteries of the past and ancient peoples are still haunting this harsh landscape.
North West:
Whatever your preference, there is bound to be an adventure to keep you happy. The North West is outdoors country, with a glorious climate & challenging adventure venues. We offer attractions and facilities equal to the best in South Africa - unique opportunities for white water rafting, canoeing, diving, hot air ballooning, hiking, fishing, rock climbing, abseiling, hunting, apart from conventional sport like golf, or other outdoor activities like bird watching, to name but a few...
We are adding new websites every week, so if you have any suggestions for websites we may have left out, or if you would like to submit your own website for our consideration then please email Gareth at admin@wildcoastholidays.com
Please note:
Only quality websites that cover large towns or areas will be considered.
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