Along with all the beautiful sites that Zambia has to offer, Zambia also has some of the most luxurious and comfortable accommodation. Splendid lodges offer African hospitality and amazing game viewing to properties right on the banks of the majestic Zambezi with views of the Victoria Falls. Whatever your budget we will assist were possible.
Mauritius - the name invites you to relax and be spoilt. Mauritius must be one of the most idyllic and romantic places for a holiday. The beautiful beaches, the turquoise ocean, incredible cocktails with little umbrellas, palm trees and tropical forests.
The Kalahari desert is situated in the southwestern, Sub-Sahara Africa. The only river, the Okavango, flows into a delta which offers fantastic wildlife. Other wildlife such as cheetah, elephant, lion and leopard can still be seen.
Because of the different vegetation the Kalahari offers unique safari opportunities. There are many wonderful game reserves in the Kalahari region that offer fantastic viewing opportunity and five star service.
The Eastern Cape stretches from the Storms River Bridge to the boarders of KwaZulu Natal and borders on Lesotho. The province offers beaches as well as grasslands and carters for many types of holidays.
KwaZulu Natal often referred to as KZN is known as the Kingdom of the Zulu. Right with history, this province has three very different geographical areas, the lower regions near the Indian Ocean, The Natal Midlands in the central region and the mountainous areas namely the Drakensberg in the west and the Lebombo Mountains in the north.
The coastal regions are know for their subtropical climate whereas the north has a more "Savanna" feel.
Gauteng is a Sesotho word meaning "Place of Gold", very appropriate concidering that gold was discovered in 1886, which led to the present thriving gold industry. The former Pretoria-Witwatersrand-Vereenging was renamed to Gauteng aftet the first all-race ellections in 1994.
Now it is a tourist haven because of it's rich history. High service levels can be expected in all of the hotels and we have some great recommendations.
The West Coast stretches along the R62 and offers some of the most amazing scenery. Historical towns such as Darling, Langebaan and Lambertsbay all have their own special secrets.
Langebaan is a watersport haven offering great opportunity for windsurfers, kiteboarders and hobie cat sailors. In summer large patchworks of the most beautiful flowers can be seen all alone the R62. From Gazekraal to Strandfontein you can be sure to be treated to the best mussels, crayfish and snoek, but for them it's a way of life.
The Garden Route is a popular stretch along the South Coast of South Africa. It starts in the Western Cape at the beautiful Mosselbay along the N2 and stretches all the way to the majestic Storm River in the Eastern Cape.
The Garden Route includes towns such as George, Knysna, Wilderness, Oudtshoorn, Plettenberg Bay and Natures Valley in the Tsitsikama Forest. In fact the route sits between the Tsitsikama and Outenique Mountains and the Indian Ocean.
Cape Town or iKapa as it is known in the Xhosa language is the capitol of the Western Cape and the second most populated city in South Africa.
Probably best known for it's landmark Table Mountain that overlooks the city, Cape Town also features harbours and of course the beautiful Cape Point - where the two oceans meet.
Welcome to the Kruger National Park, South Africa's flagship of National Parks. Home to leopards, rhinos, buffalo, elephants and Lions collectively known as the Big 5. The Kruger Park also accommodates many other fabulous species including trees, insects, amphibians, birds and reptiles.
