Marrakech

Marrakech, the legendary city lying at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, is famous for its souks (markets) and the dominance of the Katoubia Mosque - visible from everywhere. Once a crossroads for caravans coming out of the Sahara Desert, Marrakech is a spicy mixture of Arab, African and European influences. Crowded, chaotic, noisy, smelly, dirty, but at all times enchanting, this extraordinary city lures travellers from all over the world. [more details]

Cape Town

When you fly into Cape Town no photograph can prepare you for the amazing twin sights of Robben Island and Table Mountain. One a symbol of repression yet ultimately hope, the other an amazing geological feat – both are must sees during your stay in Cape Town. [more details]

Cape Winelands

Just over an hour drive from Cape Town and the vineyards of the Cape start to dominate the landscape. Spectacular wineries are everywhere producing their own special wines – red, white and rose – and a wine tasting and tour are a must for every visitor. [more details]

Game Parks

It would be a great pity to visit South Africa without enjoying the bush and the Game Lodge experience. Even if you are not the slightest bit interested in wild life you cannot fail to be impressed by the animals including the Big Five in their natural bush habitat. [more details]

Knysna

It’s around a 1000km along the southern tip of Africa eastwards from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth – the so called Garden Route. Here is South Africa’s most spectacular and varied scenery from lush green valleys covered with vines with steep hill backdrops to arid bush lands frequently interspersed with either long sandy beaches or small steeply sided coves with headlands now maintained as nature reserves. [more details]