Hardly any other country brings together so many facets: spectacular landscapes, close-up wildlife encounters, vibrant cities, dream beaches, culinary highlights and a warm hospitality that touches every visitor.
South Africa is a kaleidoscope of experiences: from safari adventures in world-famous national parks to the legendary Garden Route, the Winelands, the Whale Coast and the West Coast. The areas around Cape Town offer incredible variety, so food lovers, golfers, nature enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike will get their money’s worth.
Today, South Africa is one of the five most attractive travel destinations in the world—and the excellent value for money is certainly another strong argument. Cape Town, repeatedly voted the most beautiful city in the world, is a place you don’t just visit—you want to experience it. Countless repeat guests and more and more Europeans taking a break here during the local summer from October to March speak for themselves. With over 300 sunny days a year, a pleasant climate from September to May and no time difference to Europe, South Africa offers perfect conditions for unforgettable trips.
Add to that the open, life-affirming nature of the people—a country you won’t just admire, you’ll feel. The warm hospitality, the smiles and the friendliness everywhere—every one of our guests mentions it. Whether on a tailor-made self-drive trip, on safari, playing golf, wine tasting or simply soaking up the Cape Town lifestyle, South Africa captivates everyone who embraces it.
Kruger National Park is an experience that truly gets under your skin—and stays with you. It’s one of Africa’s largest and most impressive wildlife reserves. Covering around 2 million hectares—about the size of a European country—it stretches nearly 350 kilometers from north to south in the northeast of South Africa. Several rivers, including the mighty Limpopo River in the north and the Sabie River in the south, run through the park and create vital water sources for wildlife. Together with neighboring protected areas, it even forms a cross-border ecosystem known as the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park.
On game drives through one of Africa’s most famous reserves, you’ll encounter the “Big Five”—elephant, lion, leopard, rhino and buffalo—in their natural habitat. But it’s not only these iconic animals that make Kruger National Park so special. It’s also the small, often overlooked moments: a curious glance from the bushes, the rustle in the tall grass or the play of colors in an African sunset. Whether a luxury lodge or a close-to-nature camp—here you can escape everyday life, unwind and at the same time enjoy breathtaking wildlife experiences and feel the power of untouched nature—memories that will stay with you for a long time.
Nestled between the majestic Table Mountain and the deep-blue Atlantic, Cape Town is one of the most beautiful cities in the world—vibrant, diverse and full of contrasts. Experience the magic of the coastal landscapes along the famous Garden Route, where dramatic cliffs, endless beaches and charming seaside towns create a panorama that takes your breath away. Discover the colorful Bo-Kaap neighborhood in and around Cape Town, enjoy excellent wines in the idyllic wine regions around Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, or watch penguins at picturesque Boulders Beach.
In the Western Cape, every region tells its own story and invites you to explore. Whether adventure, indulgence or relaxation—here you’ll find it all in a setting that’s second to none. Cape Town and the Western Cape are more than just a destination: they’re a feeling of freedom, wide open spaces and unforgettable beauty.
Breathtaking safari experiences, endless beaches, mountains, wine regions, semi-deserts, modern cities—hardly any other country offers so much variety in a single trip.
Millions of hectares of pristine wilderness, for example in Kruger National Park and many other private reserves, make it possible to experience the “Big Five” up close. Guaranteed goosebumps—and guaranteed far from the crowds—talk to us!
South Africa also means an exciting mix of cultures, languages and cuisines. Add to that outstanding wines, vibrant cities like Cape Town and fantastic gourmet experiences—especially in the Cape region, which has been named the "Food Capital of the World."
Accommodation, entrance fees, food and activities are relatively affordable compared to many other countries, so you can experience a lot without spending a fortune.
Approx. 1.22 million km² (about 3.4 times the size of Germany).
Around 60 million people.
Pretoria (government), Cape Town (parliament), Bloemfontein (judiciary).
English and ten other official national languages.
Mediterranean to subtropical—generally a year-round destination; best time to travel from September to May.
German, Swiss and Austrian citizens can obtain a tourist visa on arrival for up to 90 days (a valid passport with two blank pages is required).
South Africa is a democracy, and elections are held.
Left-hand traffic
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