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The third-largest city in South Africa is an inviting coastal playground famous for its beaches, surfing and cosmopolitan vibe. 

View the court where Nelson Mandela was convicted and other historic buildings around this grassy square in the center of Pretoria.

The third-largest city in South Africa is an inviting coastal playground famous for its beaches, surfing and cosmopolitan vibe. 

Sunbathe by the ocean, watch for marine wildlife and ride waves on one of the Western Cape’s best beaches.

Golden beaches, lively cities, mountain landscapes and nature reserves teeming with wildlife await in Africa’s southernmost country.

Picturesque valleys, beaches and mountains, diverse wildlife and adventure sports make this one of the Eastern Cape’s most appealing national parks.

The \"City of Flowers\" is known for its colonial charm, gardens, historic buildings and rich mix of Zulu, Indian, Boer and British cultures.

Find great beaches, charming markets, outdoor adventures and the chance to spot South Africa’s famous wildlife at this Sunshine Coast town.

Part of Durban’s wonderful Golden Mile, this sandy beach has safe swimming and a surf museum, an amusement park, a waterpark and an aquarium. 

The third-largest city in South Africa is an inviting coastal playground famous for its beaches, surfing and cosmopolitan vibe. 

Enjoy superb waterfront shopping and dining and exquisite views at South Africa’s most visited destination.

The \"City of Flowers\" is known for its colonial charm, gardens, historic buildings and rich mix of Zulu, Indian, Boer and British cultures.

Located on the striking shores of False Bay, this coastal town has sandy beaches, shark and fishing charters and the South African Naval Museum.

This relaxed coastal town welcomes visitors with its sweeping beach and surf spots, farmers market, mountain scenery and nature walks.

This popular East London beach is famous for its surfing competitions, kayaking excursions, river fishing and scenic walks across the headland.

The \"City of Flowers\" is known for its colonial charm, gardens, historic buildings and rich mix of Zulu, Indian, Boer and British cultures.

Whale watching and watersports, nature reserves and hiking trails, handicraft and food markets all make this whale watching destination very popular.

The office of South Africa’s president is inside this monumental neoclassical building, which features a beautiful garden that is open to the public.

Whale watching and watersports, nature reserves and hiking trails, handicraft and food markets all make this whale watching destination very popular.

See some of the Western Cape’s wonderful wildlife in a coastal nature reserve that combines the flora and fauna of both the ocean and the land.

Go for a horse ride along the beach, dive in coral reefs, hike through coastal forest and go game fishing in this nature reserve.

This relaxed coastal town welcomes visitors with its sweeping beach and surf spots, farmers market, mountain scenery and nature walks.

Learn about the early days of European settlers in this charming outcrop with pristine beaches, intriguing museums and archeological sites.