South Africa

Johannesburg, affectionately called Jo'burg, Jozi, and E'Goli, the "city of gold," is the financial and industrial metropolis of South Africa, built on a rich history of gold mining.

The city is rapidly evolving from an edgy safari stopover to a vibrant hub for arts and culture. Cutting-edge contemporary galleries and the new Maboneng Precinct, with its funky restaurants, cafes, and art studios, now rank among the city's top tourist attractions along with the poignant Apartheid Museum and Constitution Hill.

South Africa’s administrative capital, Pretoria is located in the northern part of Gauteng province.

Due to the presence of a lot of Jacaranda trees, the place is referred also as the Jacaranda City.  

The city looks very beautiful and has many sites that you can visit as a tourist. From historical monuments to natural reserves, there are many places to visit in Pretoria. 

Pretoria has a strong African history and is known for the apartheid past it has gone through. Hence you will find a lot of historic places and museums that are a reflection of this past.

Durban (eThekweni in Zulu) is South Africa's third largest city and one of its leading vacation destinations, with many top attractions.

It's also a haven for surfers. Long beaches lapped by the warm Indian Ocean, a mild subtropical climate, and excellent infrastructure lure tourists by the millions.

Located in the province of KwaZulu-Natal (KZN), this vibrant city can be reached by air within an hour from Johannesburg and two hours from Cape Town.

An important industrial center and port, the city owes its cosmopolitan air to its rich ethnic diversity forged from a turbulent history.

Cape Town, South Africa is one of the planet's most breathtaking cities. Nature surrounds this multicultural city, which nuzzles between a rugged range of mountains and the sea. 

One of the top things to do in Cape Town is visit Table Mountain, the flat-topped peak presiding over the city. For a spectacular overview, hike to the summit, or glide up on the cableway. The hour-long hike up Lion's Head also provides panoramic city vistas. 

On Table Mountain's eastern slopes, the magnificent Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens lie within a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 

Cape Town's coast is also full of natural wonders.