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Warning! Watching wildlife is addictive. First you start with the Big Five in so
many ways, then whales, penguins, meerkats, wild dogs, birds, dung beetles |
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In SA you can travel with care as you explore our protected areas, contribute to
social and conservation projects, buy recycle art and stay green.
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Cape Town and the Cape Peninsula up to Cape Point, are famous for scenic beauty; celebrity beaches; Table Mountain; whale-watching; world-class shopping, nightlife, food & wine; and a laid-back atmosphere. |
This world-renowned park of nearly 2 million hectares features 16 ecosystems. Spot the Big Five on a 4x4 game drive or walking safari |
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Safari in South Africa is up-close and as wild as it gets. Go on a game drive, a bush walk, or even a horse-ride or veterinary safari, for an authentic, even life-changing wildlife adventure. |
We’ve thousands of miles of glorious coastline, with Blue Flag beach gems dotted along its length.
A beach comber or a family seeking sea and fun – South Africa’s got a beach that’s perfect for you |
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Ellis Park Stadium starred in the opening and closing games of the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup. The stadium is now ready for the real deal – the 2010 FIFA World Cup. |
Contrary to expectations, the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium was the first new 2010 FIFA World Cup™ stadium to be completed. It has been much acclaimed since. |
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