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Perhaps the most iconic Island and place in Africa, Robben Island is a place of history which many would like to forget. Place that reminds the people of South Africa of its dark past and reminds the world of the atrocities committed by humans against fellow humans, and most importantly also teaches us the art...Read More

Polokwane Art Museum: Home of South Africa’s Art

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Polokwane is regarded as the home of art in South Africa, boasting of the highest number of public sculptures in the country and home to more than a thousand collections of amazing sculptures, painting and portraits. And there is no better place to tell this story and see this works of art than the iconic...Read More

Limpopo, Museums in South Africa, Polokwane, South Africa

Top things to do at the incredible V & A Waterfront in Cape Town, South Africa

You can’t list the most beautiful places in South Africa and leave out the incredible and amazing Victoria & Alfred (V&A) Waterfront in Cape Town, there is no worse crime against humanity than that literally. The iconic V & A Waterfront situated just below the Signal Hill and surrounded by the waters of the Table...Read More

Cape Town

Touring South Africa: National Women’s Monument

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During the Second Boer War in South Africa, an estimated 27,000 women were reported to have died in British concentration camps. Some historians and researchers put the estimated figure much higher than the official 27,000 stated by public records. This is the foundation of the famous National Women’s Monument in Bloemfontein, South Africa. Construction of...Read More

Bloemfontein, Free State, Limpopo

The Lion Park and Safari Walk – South Africa

The Lion Park and Safari Walk is located in the Northwest part of South Africa, precisely Johannesburg in the Gauteng province and is situated on a new 600 hectares land in the Cradle of Humankind (a paleoanthropological site). The park is home to several wildlife animals in the canidae and cat family including Lions, cheetahs,...Read More

Gauteng, Johannesburg, Parks in South Africa

Visiting South Africa: The Cheetah Experience

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South Africa is a country very well known for its strong protection of her wildlife and endangered species with dozens of specialised parks and nature reserves across the country to protect these amazing animals who find themselves on the brink of extinction due to human activities such as poaching and land encroachment. Most of these...Read More

Bloemfontein, Free State, Parks in South Africa, South Africa

Mapungubwe National Park – South Africa

The Mapungubwe National Park is one of the many animal reserved parks in South Africa, located in the province of Limpopo, close to the Kolope River and about 16 km from the famous Venetia Diamond Mine. Established in 1995, the iconic animal reserved park covers an area of 70 hectares and is among the most...Read More

Limpopo, Parks in South Africa

Marakele National Park – South Africa

The Marakele National Park was established in 1994 in the Limpopo Province as an eco-friendly site where humans and animals can interact on a daily basis in one close environment.. Historically, prior to the establishment of the park, the area was known to be home to several tribes during the iron-age settlement era. Archaeological excavations...Read More

Limpopo, Parks in South Africa

Richtersveld National Park – South Africa

Camping is one of the most popular tourism activities anywhere in the world, and is usually seen as one of the best ways for families, love ones and small groups to spend memorable times together in a secluded yet natural environments, devoid of everyday human activities. And in South Africa the best place to have...Read More

Africa, Northern Cape, Parks in South Africa

Inside Kimberly: The Big Hole that Tells South Africa’s Diamond Mining Story

In the 1800s the people of South Africa, especially those living in the Kimberley area in the Northern Cape Province discovered that their lands were filled with the precious white metal called Diamond. The rest is history. A history that would become a core of South Africa for generation and centuries to come and one...Read More