44 Stanley
You’d expect to find a classy shopping centre such as 44 Stanley in an upmarket area of San Francisco, Madrid or Rio – certainly not in a…
Big 5 safaris
Big Five safaris in South Africa are a must-do for anyone fascinated by wildlife. Big Five refers to buffalo, elephant, lion, leopard and…
It's always a 'best time to visit South Africa', all year round.
Picking a best time to visit South Africa is not a task easily accomplished. After all, this is a country famous for its sunshine and…
Water’s power to shape a landscape is spectacularly displayed at Bourke’s Luck Potholes in #Mpumalanga, where centuries of river activity have carved out a dramatic and intricate series of natural rock formations and pools.The Panorama Route, which encompasses Bourke's Luck Potholes as well as the dramatic vistas, waterfalls, hiking trails, historic sites and lush vegetation between the towns of Graskop and Ohrigstad, has many historic sites and natural attractions to explore so now's your chance to #MeetSouthAfrica! WHAT'S HAPPENING
There is an informative visitors' centre at Bourke's Luck Potholes, which shares the area's interesting natural and socio-cultural history. There are also two short walking trails that start at the visitors' centre.
BEST BUYS
There are a number of crafters who sell their handmade goods at the entrance to Bourke's Luck Potholes.
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Community tourism projects
Community tourism projects in South Africa are inspired by Nelson Mandela's legacy of moral fortitude and offer a way for the local and international traveller to acquire a little of his glow and change the southern tip of Africa for the…
Massages in the bush
Massages in the bush are right at the top of the list of South African health and beauty indulgences. What better way to pummel out the stress and strains of life than with a relaxing massage out in the tranquil African bush? Sigh, life…
Midlands Meander
Showcasing world-class hospitality and agricultural industries, the Midlands Meander offers the visitor country flair with stunning surroundings. The area is well-known for its arts and crafts, and a highlight includes watching craftsmen at…
Rock art
South African rock art has survived because of bitter irony. The San were hunted by Europeans, Zulu, Basotho and other tribes because of their belief that livestock should belong to all. They were forced into the Kalahari Desert and the…
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