KwaZulu-Natal's varied landscape lends itself to the road trip of a lifetime. This tour starts in iSimangaliso Wetland Park, South Africa's first UNESCO World Heritage Site, before moving on to the game-ridden and predator-driven game reserves of Amakhosi and Nambiti. After thrilling wildlife encounters on safari, wind down in the Natal Midlands, a pocket of the province home to rolling hills, farmland, fascinating history, picturesque scenery and charming towns.
Swamps, lakes, coral reefs, beaches, woodlands, wetlands, coastal forest and grassland come together to form the 328,000ha iSimangaliso Wetland Park in Kwazulu-Natal. This mosaic of ecosystems supports an incredibly...
Named after the muddy Maputo River that flows through southern Mozambique, Maputaland is a medley of clear, beige beaches, lakes, grassy marshlands, sand forests and mangroves. Small farmsteads and fishing communities dot...
There is no doubt that KwaZulu-Natal is eclectic with its terrain fluctuating between undulating hills, sharp ravines, mountain ranges and sub-tropical beaches. The cities’ streets brim with life and are in stark contrast...
If ever there was a landscape that lived up to its airbrushed and hyped reputation, it’s the ragged, green stretches of the Drakensberg range’s peaks. Meaning ‘dragon mountain’ in Afrikaans, most of the mountain calls KwaZulu-Natal...
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