The Cape or Cape Town is the parliamentary capital of South Africa and one of of the preferred destinations of the visitors travelling in the country. The city offers many wonders to be discovered. It is not possible to go to the Cape –so rich of an incredible environment - without going to see the exceptional panorama offered by the Mountain Table. Overlooking the peninsula, a 1000 meter high, the sight is breathtaking. In the middle of the city, the botanical garden of Kirstenbosch is one of the most famous world. If you go to Cape, ask to be driven ten kilometres away to visit Robben Island, the island famous for having sheltered Nelson Mandela during 27 years held captive.

South Africa is one of the 10 largest wine producing countries in the world. The area of the wines, also called Boland (which means “high ground”), is the most famous of the country. You cant miss wine tasting in the various domaines whose international reputation is not to make. Going through Stellenbosch you will also appreciate the architecture of this historical city, the second oldest of the country. You will visit one of most beautiful vineyards of the Cape - Vergelen - where the beauty of the construction is in perfect harmony with the quality of the wines produced. The town of Franshoek draws its roots in French culture with the arrival of the French Huguenot more than 300 years ago. In addition to the various vineyards to be visited, you will be able to go to the Hugenot Memorial Museum to learn about the the history of these settlers.

The Road of the Gardens extends from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth, borders the southern littoral of the country while crossing the towns of Mossel Bay, Plettenberg Bay, Knysna and Wilderness. The diversity of the landscapes along the 750 km of road is astonishing with superb lakes and lagoons, wild beaches, rocks precipice or the luxuriant forests and mountain ranges (Outeniqua and Tsitsikamma). Before arriving at Knysna, you will be able to hike in Garden Trunk road Park and to observe numerous species of the natural reserve. For the golf amateurs, the town of George, located between Mossel Bay and Knysna accommodates the 2nd more beautiful golf of South Africa, the Fancourt golf. Knysna is a city whose quiet landscape calms attracts many artists. Plettenberg Bay is a seaside city with beautiful landscapes.

The national park Addo Elephant was built in order to protect the 11 remaining elephants in 1931. Indeed entire species (elephants or others) were decimated during 18th and 19th centuries by the hunters. Today it has nearly 450 elephants as well as other mammals. Sublimes Lodges are available in the middle of the park to be as close as possible from the animals.

The Kruger National Park is the great essential of South Africa . land of adventure and safari par excellence, the Kruger National Park offers you the privilege of observing a good concentration of big five : lion, leopard, elephant , black rhino and buffalo in this case . Other majestic species inhabit the savanna Kruger and await the heart of this wild and authentic nature . This park covers almost 20 000 km account for just under 150 mammalian species, most numbering in the thousands, including white rhinos , zebras , hippos , warthogs , giraffes and especially African buffaloes impalas . Birds of various species are added to the list. The Kruger National Park is renowned for the richness of its biodiversity but also because the site offers large spaces that allow you dreamer.

The private reserve of Timbavati is in the Province of Limpopo in South Africa. The reserve is near the famous Kruger Park and is bordered by it on the east side. There is no real separation in between the reserve and the park, and this common space allows freedom of movement for the animals as well as an easy access to a very rich fauna. The reserve shelters the rare and endangered specie of the White Lions. The 65,000 hectares of savannah are crossed by the Nhlaralumi River – a seasonal river which frequently dries out.

The natural reserve of Thornybush borders the Kruger Park in the West and is near the reserve of Timbavato. With its 11,500 hectares of savannah, the reserve of Thornybush will allow you to discover the “Big 5” (elephant, lion, rhinoceros, buffalo and leopard). The wild environment and abundant nature entice you to relax and take a break from everything. The safaris are organized in 4x4 and accompanied by a ranger and a tracker. For the adventurous kind, it is possible to follow big cats trails off track.

Take a stroll on the streets of the city and feel its history. Pretoria is the Afrikaner city by excellence. It was named after Andries Pretorius, the chief of the Voortrekkers who played a crucial role in the foundation of the Republic of Transvaal. It is the administrative capital of South Africa, and atmosphere is much calmer and relaxed than Johannesburg. The city has broad avenues and historic buildings and is home to students, diplomats, politicians and other civil servants. The visit of Paul Kruger’s House is unmissable. Amongst the other remarkable sites is the Pretoria’s Town hall with its chime and its 32 bells, or the zoological gardens featuring more than 140 mammals and 320 birds, all kept in very spacious cages.