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Things to Do

Cathedral Peak – Drakensberg

What makes the resort unique: dramatic mountains, picturesque landscapes, luxurious accommodation, impeccable service and a rejuvenating wellness centre.
Outdoor options are vast — nine-hole golf, horse riding, fly-fishing, quad-biking, archery, mountain-bike trails and helicopter flights.
Choose from 18 guided hikes for extreme adventure or a leisurely outing (ladies: pack warm).
Leopard Mountain - Hluhluwe

Imagine intimate wildlife encounters on guided game drives at a KwaZulu-Natal lodge.
Then unwind at the Africology Spa where expert therapists deliver bespoke pamper sessions.
Perfect for a girlfriends’ getaway—thrilling days in the bush and restorative nights at the spa.
The Cavern – Drakensberg

A KwaZulu-Natal escape amid indigenous forests and clear bergstreams, perfect for a peaceful girlfriends’ retreat or active days of mountain biking and trail running.
Oribi Gorge- KwaZulu-Natal

Here you can abseil from a height of 110m with spectacular views of the valley below. If you’re not a thrill seeker, not to worry – there’s plenty of activities to keep you occupied such as bird watching and more.
Magoebaskloof Canopy Tours, Limpopo

Get ready to zipline past three waterfalls along the route while the still waters below provide serenity during breaks along the way.
Augrabies Falls, Northern Cape

The Northern Cape is simply majestic, and Augrabies Falls is one of many reasons why you should visit this incredible province. Experience nature at its best – the raw power of mighty waterfalls, huge boulders that are thousands of years old and the vast wildlife that call this place home.
Blyde River Canyon, Mpumalanga

Blyde River Canyon, Mpumalanga
Round up a couple friends, take a Shot ‘Left to Mpumalanga and visit one of South Africa’s most jaw-dropping tourist attractions. If it’s not the vast scenery then it’s the tranquillity of this special place that’s sure to make you feel lucky to call this country home.
Maboneng Precint, Johannesburg

Maboneng Precinct, Johannesburg
If you’re in and around Jozi’s CBD, there’s no excuse not to visit this vibrant and bustling side of town. Mabonengis renowned for its modern art galleries, eccentric sidewalk cafes, unique food markets and trendy nightclubs.
Boulders Beach Penguins

Sheltered by ancient granite boulders, this family-friendly spot is part of Table Mountain Marine Protected Area and perfect for watching the adorable African penguins up close.
Bloukrans Bungee

At 216 m, Bloukrans Bridge on the Garden Route is the highest commercial bungee jump in the world. You can also take a catwalk tour across the largest single-span concrete-arch bridge and stand atop the arch to see the gorge, mountains and distant sea.
The Kruger National Park

South Africa’s iconic game park — home to the Big Five, vast birdlife, scenic rivers and excellent accommodation. Enjoy guided drives, bush walks with an armed ranger or longer walking trails through true wilderness.
Mapungubwe — UNESCO World Heritage Site

Mapungubwe was the capital of a kingdom the size of Swaziland, surrounded by over 200 villages. From the Dark Ages it drew traders from Arabia and the Far East; only recently have archaeologists uncovered its secrets. Visit Mapungubwe National Park for ancient history plus the Limpopo River, sandstone hills and sweeping vistas.
Durban

: South Africa’s coastal playground — long sandy beaches along the Golden Mile (Durban harbour → Umhlanga), a lively paved promenade, and plenty of action: surfing, swimming, fishing, dolphin watching, scuba, quad-biking, mountain biking and boat cruises.
Lions Head, Cape Town

Join Capetonian outdoor lovers as they wind their way up this city landmark and neighbouring Devil’s Peak every full moon. The 45-minute walk, though steep, is easy, just a little technical when you reach the peak, where it involves some ladder climbing. But the views of the city and the sight of the moon rising over it are well worth the effort. This is a great option if you’re pushed for time yet still crave an outdoor experience.
Cable car up Table Mountain, Cape Town

No visit to the “Mother City” is complete without whizzing up to the top of Table Mountains (one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature) via cable car. The five-minute ride takes you to the highest point in Cape Town where the 360-degree view of the city, Cape Peninsula and its oceans is nothing short of magnificent. And if it’s your birthday – bring your ID and you’ll get a free return trip. However, if you’re feeling adventurous, you could always abseil down.
Cycling in Soweto, Johannesburg

Join local resident Busi Khambule and her well-versed team at Cycle in Soweto as she leads fascinating two-wheeled historical and cultural tours in and around the Johannesburg township of Soweto. Choose from two- to eight-hour tours that cover everything from the chequered history of Soweto to a Sunday gospel tour taking in a local church service with 7,000 congregants. There’s even a bike and bungee tour where participants swing between the 100m high Orlando Cooling Towers.
Free Dive with Ragged Tooth Sharks

Every year, many keen divers head to northern Kwazulu-Natal’s Sodwana Bay. Here, docile, pregnant ragged-tooth sharks spend about two months of every summer biding their time during gestation before heading north to Mozambique. At Sodwana, you can scuba dive with these curious sharks at various sites while surrounded by other enchanting marine life, such as rays and dolphins, as well as the colourful, well-preserved corals on display.
Take a leap on the world’s tallest bungee swing, Durban

The Big Rush Big Swing is officially the world’s tallest swing, according to the Guinness Book of Records, sending brave-hearted souls plunging into the stadium on an 80-metre freefall. Swingers then soar in a 220-metre arc over the centre of the Moses Mabhida stadium. If that sounds too terrifying for you, why not hop in the SkyCar, which whizzes you up the the stadium in just two minutes to a 360-degree viewing platform at the top
Geckoing in the Sabie River, Mpumalanga

For a 2½-hour experience of white-water tubing down the Sabie river, near Hazyview. Each person is given a gecko – a steerable inflatable – and expert advice from an accompanying guide. Class 2 rapids provide thrills and the whirlpools mean that the spills aren’t too scary. There are waterfall jumps for adventurers and some chilled floating time, too. The experience ends with a picturesque walk up out of the Sabie gorge
Shark cage dive, Gansbaai

A day trip to the Western Cape’s Gansbaai, the home of great white shark cage diving, is an absolute must-do for any adventurer worth their salt. The format at any of the operators is generally the same – depart on a boat for a morning or afternoon dive, head for the ocean, wait for these magnificent creatures to appear and hop into a cage for the thrill of a lifetime. All equipment is provided.
Argus cycle tour, Cape Peninsula

The world’s largest timed cycle race — up to 35,000 riders. Held each March, it starts in Cape Town and circumnavigates the peninsula. Stunning scenery and great camaraderie; special international and charity entries available.
Highest Bungee Jump in the World, Eastern Cape

For those seeking a thrill like no other, a bungee jump off the Bloukrans bridge on the beautiful Garden Route will certainly tick that box. If your knees aren’t knocking at the sight of the 216m drop from bridge to valley floor and the Bloukrans river below, they certainly will be after you’ve experienced what it’s like to jump with nothing but a giant elastic band attached to your body
Swing over Oribi Gorge, Kwazulu Natal

The ultimate rush is stepping from the lip of Lehr’s Waterfall and swinging over the spectacular tree-clad chasm of Oribi Gorge. At 165m, the Wild Swing is the highest in the world, hurling you in a 100m arc and speeding you to 120km/h in a couple of seconds. Secure in a full-body harness, you can relish the adrenaline high in comfort and safety. You can also choose to abseil down the gorge, zip-line across it on a cable high above the tree canopy, or go white-water rafting in the churning river below