South Africa AccommodationsÂ
South Africa offers up an endless choice of breathtaking scenic hiking trails, spectacular birdwatching and a diverse flora kingdom. What’s more is, you’ll be able to enjoy delicious selections of cuisine and wine tastings, some of the best white sandy beaches and an amazing abundance of wildlife, adventure and history.
South Africa is a land of extraordinary natural wealth and variety. Indeed, one recent ecological survey ranked it as the third-most important country in terms of biodiversity. The accommodation options in South Africa can’t be beat with its 5-star luxury safari lodges, game lodges and tented camps.
Safari Lodges, Game Lodges, Tented Camps & Hotels in South AfricaÂ
Routinely lauded as one of the world’s most beautiful cities, Cape Town offers visitors a breathtaking portfolio of natural and cultural attractions. The City Bowl is enclosed by the lofty heights of Table Mountain to the south, the dramatic outcrops known as Lion’s Head and Signal Hill to the west, and the choppy waters of the Atlantic to the north.
The South African hotels in the city are some of the best in the world and perfect bases between day trips to interesting and unspoiled destinations.
The most populous city and busiest port on the east coast of Africa, Durban is a vibrant and interesting city set in the municipality of eThekwini (a Zulu name meaning ‘Place of the Sea’). A substantial Indian population and sticky subtropical coastal climate combine to give Durban a slightly Asiatic feel, but the city’s main attraction is its fine beaches and sunny coastlines, always close to hotels.
South Africa’s major safari destinations are mostly clustered in the country’s northern interior. Foremost among these is the iconic Kruger National Park and bordering private reserves, which collectively protect a vast tract of low-lying bushveld that offers some of the finest Big Five viewing anywhere on the continent. Accommodation in the area offers up luxury game lodges and amazing South African tented camps. Â
Situated in the blandly-named low-profile North West province, two relatively recently-created reserves have grown in popularity in recent years thanks to their family-friendly location in a malaria free-zone and excellent Big Five viewing. Pilanesberg and Madikwe are quite similar in ecological terms, both being situated on the transitional zone to the moist eastern bushveld and the semi-arid Kalahari biome that extends into neighbouring Botswana. South African game lodges, safari lodges, and tented camps make the most of this region offering up luxurious accommodation in the deep of the bush.
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