• Bird watching.
• Tree identification.
• Guided walking trails.
• Early morning, midday or evening guided game drives.

• Bird watching.
• Guided game drives
• Visit water holes throughout the Park

• 5 different South African cultures at the Lesedi Cultural Village.
• Buy your special African curio at the Chameleon Village.
• Visit the only local fruit cellar and purchase lovely locally brewed spirits.
• Turn at the local cheese factory and discover how they started producing cheese in the valley.
• Horse riding excursions
• Lunch and relaxing in the tranquil gardens at the Gustav Preller Museum and coffee shop.

A visit to the Mother City is always very rewarding. The hustle and bustle around the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront reminds of many European scenes but with an African flavour. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets from numerous sidewalk cafes. Visit the first Castle built in South Africa. Enjoy a breathtaking view of Cape Town from inside a cable car while going up to the top of Table Mountain. Drive through picturesque seaside towns.

• Picturesque villages and towns such as George which was once described by the novelist Anthony Trollope as the "prettiest town on the face of the earth". Nestled below the Outeniqua Mountains the town is situated halfway between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. A large collection of steam trains are found at the Railway Museum and worth a visit. The Church of St Peter and St Paul is the oldest Roman Catholic Church in South Africa.
• Mossel Bay: This Indian Ocean coastal village and harbour has a rich association with the Portuguese explorers of the 15th and 16th centuries. In 1488 Bartolomeu Dias threw anchor in the bay.
• Swellendam is the third oldest magisterial district in the country and as such has some wonderful examples of Cape Dutch, Cape Georgian and Cape Victorian buildings.
• Cape Town, the Mother City of SA and must see places include: Alfred and Victoria Waterfront, Two Oceans Aquarium, the very first Castle erected in SA, a cable car ride up Table Mountain, Robben Island (where former President Nelson Mandela was held prisoner) and delight in the colourful city life.
• Breathtaking Nature’s Valley where the Knysna Loerie and other colourful birds made there nests.
• If you have the stamina and need a good rush of adrenaline, bungee jump from one of the highest bridges in South Africa, go deep sea fishing or abseil down the side of a cliff.
• Knysna was occupied by farmers in the 18th century and declared a town only in 1825 by Lord Charles Somerset. Enjoy sunset cruises on the Canal.
• In the beautiful Hermitage Valley youngberries are used to produce the most exquisite range of liqueur.
• Wine route: Stellenbosch is known throughout as one of the best wine areas in South Africa and also one of the best University Towns in South Africa.
• Quaint shops, pubs, restaurants and side walk cafés
• Cape Point, where two oceans meet!

• Perhaps one of the most outstanding things about South African culture is that it is not one single culture, but rather a range of different cultures representing every level of a very stratified community. Hybrid mixtures of these different cultures also exist, making South Africa one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world.
• Visit places of interest such as the Voortrekker Monument, panels inside this unique monument depicts the history of the Afrikaner; The Kruger House Museum; Church square; City Hall; Transvaal Museum and the Union Buildings housing the office of the President of South Africa.
• Visit Gold Reef City and the Apartheid Museum.
• Visit Sowet, one of the largest townships in South Africa, including a visit to Hector Peterson museum; and Vilakazi street where 2 nobel prize winners once lived. Lunch at one of the best known places in Soweto.
• Visit the Cradle of Humankind, one of 8 World Heritage Sites. Here we see the evolution of man. Visit the Rhino and Lion park and use the opportunity to play with lion cubs. Go down the oldest living cave in South Africa, the Wonder caves from where the Italians used to mine limestone.
• Visit Cullinan an Edwardian Village. In this mine the biggest ever diamond was found aroung 1904-5. Leisure around the many interesting curios shops.

Dullstroom is known for some of the best fly fishing opportunities in South Africa. Experience how cows are being milked when they listen to classical music! Treat yourself to one of the most delicious locally produced cheeses while you relax in beautiful surroundings. Enjoy:

• Breathtaking surroundings
• Relaxing atmosphere
• Shopping at quaint shops in town
• Delightful teas, cheese and wine
• Develop your fly-fishing skills
• Try your hand at a cheese making course
• A once-off experience at Tondeldoos, the only local pub!
• A visit to the Birds of Prey Centre and learn more about these amazing birds.

Meet the friendly respectful and heart warming Swazi people while you experience their culture and respect for their Monarch. Stay in the most beautiful Ezelwini Valley from where we explore some of the most spectacular areas and explore the rich bird life in Swaziland. Visit:

• The Ngwenya Iron Ore Mine, believed to be the oldest mine in the world. (Bring flat shoes for the walk). At Ngwenya Glass shop, the hottest tourist attraction, you witness first hand the magical art of glassblowing from an overhead balcony. For African crafts and artefacts make a turn at Ngwenya Craft centre.
• Historical places such as the King Sobhuza II Memorial Park.
• Swaziland National Museum.
• World famous Swazi candle-crafters.
• Gone Rural where you get your latest designer tableware and home décor products.
• House on Fire-art gallery for the finest selections of pop art.
• View Sibebe Rock, the largest granite outcrop in the world.
• A cultural village to learn about the Swazi culture.
• Spectacular sunsets.
• Photo opportunities.
• Game drives.
• For a spectacular 360 degree view of the Ezulwini valley hike to the summit of Execution Rock.
• Shopping.