National Parks

Dense bushveld, excellent elephant sightings and an impressive diversity of habitats: Addo Elephant National Park is one of South Africa’s most versatile safari destinations. Thanks to its accessibility and self-drive friendly infrastructure, it is ideal for a trip along the Garden Route or as a standalone safari experience in the Eastern Cape.

1,640 km²

Elephant paradise

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Rolling hills, dense vegetation and a varied landscape define Hluhluwe–iMfolozi Park in eastern South Africa. The park is considered an important conservation area and is particularly known for its rhino population, offering good opportunities for sightings.

960 km²

Rhino conservation area

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Kruger National Park is the heart of South Africa’s safari world: endless savannas, large predators and an impressive diversity of wildlife. Here, Africa can be explored perfectly on your own, combined with comfortable lodges and well-developed infrastructure.

19,485 km²

Big Five

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Where mountains meet bushveld: Marakele National Park impresses with dramatic landscapes, stunning viewpoints and a surprisingly diverse wildlife. A true hidden gem for travellers looking to explore South Africa beyond the well-known routes.

670 km²

Mountain landscape

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Where spectacular mountains meet wide beaches and the deep blue Atlantic Ocean: Table Mountain National Park is one of South Africa’s most extraordinary natural areas. It combines iconic viewpoints, unique plant life and stunning coastal landscapes right on the doorstep of Cape Town.

221 km²

Cape Peninsula

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Tsitsikamma National Park is one of the most impressive natural areas in South Africa. Here, dense coastal forest meets rugged cliffs and the wild Indian Ocean. The park is ideal for travellers who want to experience spectacular landscapes, hiking trails and unforgettable views along the Garden Route.

298 km²

Suspension Bridge

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