PILANESBERG
Pilanesberg National Park is in Rustenburg
15 minutes from the Sun City hotel
200 km from Johannesburg airport
Pilanesberg National Park is the fourth largest park in South Africa and is located in the crater of a volcano (already extinct 1.2 billion years ago), with a diameter of almost 600 km². This area is considered malaria-free and, in addition, is situated in a transition zone between the humid and arid savanna.
Among the fascinating Safari reserves, Pilanesberg is arguably the most accessible park and is home to an impressive range of animals, including the “Big Five” (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhino) - the five most difficult large wild mammals to hunt by man, making it a must-see destination for nature lovers.
The safari lasts about three hours; both dawn and dusk are stunning and unforgettable scenes.
CAPE TOWN
With beautiful landscapes and a contagious vibe, Cape Town is a symbol of the miscegenation of cultures, moreover, is recognized as one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
It is the second most populous city in South Africa, with 3 million inhabitants behind only Johannesburg. Cape Town is a cosmopolitan city, by the many influences it has received throughout its history. Dutch, British, Malays, Indonesians, South Africans from various tribal backgrounds and, more recently, African immigrants from countries such as Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, among others, imprint their mark on spices, colors, sounds and rhythms.
It has a privileged geography with lots of greenery, mountains, stunning beaches with penguins, seals and sharks. The central part of the city has a touch of Rio de Janeiro and the Atlantic beaches are reminiscent of California.
In the beautiful vineyard region, just 45 minutes from the downtown, the buildings have a mix of Dutch colonial style with Provence.
The city is the legislative capital of the country therefore houses both the National Parliament and several government offices.
In South Africa, diversity is a treasure, reflected in the 11 official languages and deep-rooted traditions of communities. The country witnessed the rise and fall of apartheid, marking a historic transformation led by notable people such as Nelson Mandela.
PILANESBERG
Pilanesberg National Park is in Rustenburg
15 minutes from the Sun City hotel
200 km from Johannesburg airport
Pilanesberg National Park is the fourth largest park in South Africa and is located in the crater of a volcano (already extinct 1.2 billion years ago), with a diameter of almost 600 km². This area is considered malaria-free and, in addition, is situated in a transition zone between the humid and arid savanna.
Among the fascinating Safari reserves, Pilanesberg is arguably the most accessible park and is home to an impressive range of animals, including the “Big Five” (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard and rhino) - the five most difficult large wild mammals to hunt by man, making it a must-see destination for nature lovers.
The safari lasts about three hours; both dawn and dusk are stunning and unforgettable scenes.
CAPE TOWN
With beautiful landscapes and a contagious vibe, Cape Town is a symbol of the miscegenation of cultures, moreover, is recognized as one of the most beautiful cities in the world.
It is the second most populous city in South Africa, with 3 million inhabitants behind only Johannesburg. Cape Town is a cosmopolitan city, by the many influences it has received throughout its history. Dutch, British, Malays, Indonesians, South Africans from various tribal backgrounds and, more recently, African immigrants from countries such as Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, among others, imprint their mark on spices, colors, sounds and rhythms.
It has a privileged geography with lots of greenery, mountains, stunning beaches with penguins, seals and sharks. The central part of the city has a touch of Rio de Janeiro and the Atlantic beaches are reminiscent of California.
In the beautiful vineyard region, just 45 minutes from the downtown, the buildings have a mix of Dutch colonial style with Provence.
The city is the legislative capital of the country therefore houses both the National Parliament and several government offices.
In South Africa, diversity is a treasure, reflected in the 11 official languages and deep-rooted traditions of communities. The country witnessed the rise and fall of apartheid, marking a historic transformation led by notable people such as Nelson Mandela.
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