Travel Areas of South Africa

South Africa is referred to as a world in one country and although this is a marketing slogan it is very close to the mark.

Incredible landscapes, wild coastlines, beautiful cities and wildlife add up to one of the world's most sought-after holiday destinations. Furthermore, as host country to the largest sporting event in the world - the up-coming 2010 Soccer World Cup - South Africa is now at the forefront of tourism to Africa.

Attractions on a South Africa holiday range from the renowned wildlife area of the Kruger National Park to the scenic splendour of the Panoramic Route and the historical Battlefields of Kwazulu Natal to arguably the world's most beautiful city, Cape Town, and the luxuriant estates of the Cape Winelands.

From a visitor's point of view it is practical to divide the country up into the main travel areas.

• Battlefields
• Breede River
• Cape Peninsula
• Cape Winelands
• Cederberg
• Drakensberg
• Garden Route
• Great Karoo
• Kruger National Park
• Kruger National Park Concessions
• Little Karoo
• Namaqualand
• Natal Coast Area
• Natal Midlands
• Overberg
• Panorama Route
• Route 62
• Whale Coast
• Wild Coast

South Africa is made up of nine provinces, each with its own unique attractions. Although some of the provinces have more iconic attractions than others, there is something for the visitor wherever they travel in South Africa. The nine provinces are:

• Eastern Cape
• Free State
• Gauteng
• KwaZulu Natal
• Limpopo
• Mpumalanga
• North West Province
• Northern Cape
• Western Cape

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