Vast pieces of neverending nature with lots of animals and a lot of local people to tell you all about nature.
AU
50-65 years of age
South Africa is a great country to travel in. The parks might be a little more 'civilised' and even be more crowded than in other countries, but the wildlife in Kruger and the wilderness aspect of the Kgalagadi is fabulous. The birding can be great and south of Cape Town the coastal scenery is stunning.
UK
20-35 years of age
South Africa has got something for everyone - culture, fantastic beaches, beautiful mountain scenery, semi-desert and great food and shopping.
Maybe not as adventurous as other safari destinations, but perfect for those who want to experience wildlife with comfort.
UK
35-50 years of age
A beautiful country with great food, wine and people!
US
35-50 years of age
Beautiful game reserves and an unforgettable, must-see experience for all those wishing to observe wildlife in their natural habitat!
RE
Everything is good. I was at the north of SA next to the frontier of botswana. The only thing I regret it's a lot of farms or safari have some fences compare to botswana where all animals is free. Except that it's a very good destination, I didn't get the chance to go to kruger park but I heard a lot of comments that it's awesome.
US
20-35 years of age
From A to Z, SA has everything I saw at the zoo as a child, but wild. no fences. no feeding times. no safety of your own backyard.. maybe one of those things isn't true, but SA is definitely a once in a lifetime destination for any tourist.
South Africa is simply the best place in the world for viewing wildlife in luxury while still being close to civilisation.
Besides the Kruger (and all the hundreds of private game reservers around), you have the Kalahari, Cape Town with Cape-Dutch vineyards, Garden Route, Drakensberg, Soweto and the West Coast. What more can you ask for within a 1000 km?
