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South Africa is renowned for a diversity of landscapes and people. It boasts spectacular wildlife reserves, mountainous regions, desert, coastline and a rare fynbos vegetation system. Eleven official languages and many different ethnic groups contribute to South Africa’s reputation as the ‘Rainbow Nation’, and make it ideal for school expeditions, community projects and adventurous itineraries.

Recommended trips: Our suggested itineraries are based on personal recommendation and can be tailored to suit your school and group.

Locations

Recommended locations:

Blyde River

Aerial view of Blyde River canyon with three dolomite peaks

One of South Africa’s most significant natural features, Blyde River Canyon is formed mainly from red sandstone and is part of the Drakensberg escarpment. It has an exceptional diversity of flora. Find out more about Blyde River

Cape Town

Aerial view of Cape Town with Table Mountain, stadium and rocky coastline

Cape Town is the second most populous city in South Africa and is also one of the most multicultural cities in the world. Famous for its harbour as well as its natural setting in the Cape floral… Find out more about Cape Town

Hoedspruit

Cute cheetah cub

With a particular focus on cheetahs, Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre runs a breeding programme for vulnerable or rare animals and serves as a centre of education for local students. Find out more about Hoedspruit

Khamai

Khamai Reptile Park offers students opportunities to see some of Southern Africa’s snakes, reptiles and amphibians, and to learn about the important role these creatures play in the ecosystem. Find out more about Khamai

Kosi Bay

Tranquil sea and island of Kosi Bay

Blessed with immaculate coastlines and a huge array of wildlife, Kosi Bay is one of the most stunning and biodiverse areas of KwaZulu-Natal and provides plenty of adventure. Find out more about Kosi Bay

Moholoholo

Baby hippo being rehabilitated with team member at Moholoholo

Situated at the base of the Drakensberg mountain range, Moholoholo is a rehabilitation centre for abandoned or injured animals, and offers students an immersive conservation experience. Find out more about Moholoholo