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Top Cities in South Africa

Nestled under Table Mountain, the cosmopolitan City of Cape Town is one of the world’s top tourist destinations. Renowned for its climate, stunning scenery, outdoors, beaches, world-class dining, shopping malls and surfing, as well as its fashion industry, nightlife and cafe culture, Cape Town has it all… Read more about Cape Town

Johannesburg is South Africa’s main business and shopping hub. Fine weather, restaurants, mega entertainment, sophisticated malls, tourist attractions and premium golf courses are just some of the attractions on offer. Johannesburg welcomes the most tourists to South Africa. Never a dull moment … Read more about Johannesburg

Pretoria is steeped in the history of South Africa and the city boasts beautiful heritage buildings that are set against the most amazing backdrop of purple Jacaranda blossoms in Spring. Visitors enjoy the laid back atmosphere, museums, culture, zoo, botanical gardens, nature reserves and nightlife… Read more about Pretoria

East London is a River Port City in the Eastern Cape, built on the banks of the Buffalo River. A Gateway to the Wild Coast (former Transkei), the Sunshine Coast to the west with its magnificent beaches, and the many attractions of the Eastern Cape, EL is a popular stopover for travellers and a destination in its own right for surfers and holiday makers… Read more about East London

Durban is South Africa’s most popular domestic holiday city with miles of soft, sandy swimming beaches, world-class surfing conditions, fishing, diving, nightlife, unique tourist attractions and warm weather all year round. Stretching along the coastline, Durban features beach-front hotels and accommodation… Read more about Durban

Port Elizabeth, with its rich cultural heritage is known as the friendly city of the Sunshine Coast. This gateway to the scenic Eastern Cape enjoys a sunny climate so visitors can take full advantage of the 40 kms of beautiful beaches. Port Elizabeth is the only city in SA that has the big 7 and hip nightlife … Read more about Port Elizabeth

The sixth largest city in South Africa, Bloemfontein is also the Capital of the Free State and, as home to the Supreme Court, the Judicial Capital of South Africa. Bloemfontein means ‘Flower Fountain’ in English, and the city is also known as the City of Roses due to the 4000 Rose Bushes in King’s Park… Read more about Bloemfontein

Nelspruit, known as the gateway to Mpumalanga & the Kruger National Park, lies in the prolific valley of the Crocodile River in the middle of the fruit growing area. The sub-tropical climate ensures abundant sunshine and highlights include stunning hiking trails, abundant bird- and wildlife plus the Sudwala caves… Read more about Nelspruit

Kimberley is the Capital of the Northern Cape Province of South Africa, and the most famous diamond mining town in South Africa today, thanks to the famous Big Hole. Kimberley has a pivotal place in South African history, particularly that of diamond prospecting and the emergence of the world famous De Beers Diamond Mining Corporation… Read more about Kimberley

The Capital of the Limpopo Province, Polokwane was formerly called Pietersburg under the old regime, and it is one of the fastest growing cities in South Africa. Despite the blandly commercial look of a city that has more photos taken of its Peter Mokaba Soccer Stadium than any other attraction, Polokwane is an eco-tourism and cultural destination, with bird sanctuaries and game parks and reserves nearby… Read more about Polokwane
Pietermaritzburg is the second largest city in KwaZulu-Natal. Known as the “Garden City” it is situated about 75km north-west of Durban and is the gateway to the Natal Midlands. Its history goes way back to when the Voortrekkers settled here in 1837, and named the town after two of their leaders, Gerrit Maritz and Piet Retief… Read more about Pietermaritzburg

Soweto is the vibrant heartbeat of South African culture from our urban history to the music of the nation. Visit bars, clubs, taste the local cuisine… Read more about Soweto

Rustenburg, capital of Bojanala Platinum region of South Africa’s North West Province, is known for platinum mining, a rich history and beautiful malaria free bushveld surroundings. Home to the big 5 in the Pilanesberg Nature Reserve, it hosts Sun City, Lost City and the unspoiled Magaliesberg Mountains … Read more about Rustenburg

Gateway to the Garden Route of South Africa, George is the Western Cape’s premier golf destination and features internationally famous golf courses, colonial architecture, and fine hotels and accommodation with city facilities and shopping – all set against the awe-inspiring backdrop of the Outeniqua mountains… Read more about George

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