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Limpopo
Northern Cape
North West
Western Cape
Limpopo is the Northern most province and borders
Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Botswana. Its famed for its
natural beauty, the Panorama route and is considered
a good starting point to explore other countries in
Southern Africa. Limpopo also has a smaller share of
the Kruger National Park and it remains one of the main
attractions in the province.
The largest and least populated province, the Northern
Cape is best known as the home of the famous red sand
desert, the “Kalahari”.
The Capital Kimberley is pleasant and full of interesting
attractions the most famous being the Big Hole, a handdug
excavation created when thousands of people
searched for diamonds at the end of the 19th Century.
In this province you’ll find two of the largest big five game
reserves the Madikwe and the Pilansberg National park.
However, the big attraction for a lot of visitors is Sun City,
South Africa’s answer to Las Vegas, with its casino, golf
course and theme park.
The Province is also home to Stelland, the “Texas of
South Africa” with some of the biggest cattle herds in
the world.
The beaming light of the country’s tourism scene, the
Western Cape province is by far the most visited and
exciting province. Here you’ll find the cosmopolitan
city of Cape Town, the rugged cable mountain, Robben
Island, and the Cape wine region, which ranks amongst
the finest wine producing areas in the world.
The Garden route, a 200 km stretch of coastline between
the Western and Eastern Cape makes for a superb selfdrive
experience with stunning vistas and panoramic
views offered along the way.
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