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Tugela Falls

Popular Attractions in Royal Natal National Park

Tick off the highest waterfall in Africa and the planet's second highest waterfall in the Drakensberg (Dragon's Mountains). The Tugela Falls drops 947 meters down the rock-face of the Amphitheatre in three free-leaping falls. The source of the Tugela River is at Mont-Aux-Sources, several kilometres from where the falls cascade down. Situated in the Royal Natal National Park, the falls are easily seen after heavy rains from the main road into the park. The best time for viewing is during the summer rainfall season. Two superb hiking trails lead to the Tugela Falls. The most spectacular trail is a full day walk to the summit of Mount-Aux-Sources and to the top of the falls. The other trail leads to the foot of the falls up the Tugela Gorge though indigenous forest. A climb up a small chain ladder takes you to a stunning view of the falls rushing down the Amphitheatre in a series of spectacular cascades. KZN Wildlife +27 (0) 33 845 1999

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Parow Golf Club

Golf Courses in Parow

Forgiving 18 hole golf parkland course with many water hazards. Look out for an abundance of bird-life due to the massive dam in the centre of the course. Peacocks, plovers (Club emblem), guinea fowl, hadidas, Egyptian geese, mallards, teal, grouse, pheasant, numerous smaller species, stork, ibis and even some pelicans abound.

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Arcades Shopping Centre

Shopping Malls in Lusaka

Arcades Shopping Centre is Lusaka's premier one-stop shopping and entertainment mall housing a casino, nightclubs, cinemas, cafes, restaurants, Internet cafés, bars and fast-food outlets. And there's an enormous Spar supermarket.

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Khamkirri Kayaking

Popular Attractions in Augrabies

Khamkirri Kayaking is set along the banks of the Orange River in the Northern Cape, close to Augrabies. Kayakers can spend an eventful day on the Orange River at Khamkirri. They offer information about the area and support and safety for your intended trip. Beginners can attempt the flat-water stretch and gear is available for hire. Contact Khamkirri for further information.

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Oom Samie se Winkel

Popular Attractions in Stellenbosch

Step into a Victorian-era general dealer in historic Dorp Street. Yesteryear's Oom Samie se Winkel trades today in much the same way as it did back then. As you enter, the pungent aroma of dried fish, spices, tobacco and leather fills your nostrils. Rummage through the shelves to find old fashioned sticky toffees, boiled sweets, collectible books, vintage clothing and authentic old butter churns. You might even walk out armed with a rare antique along with your purchases of fruit, vegetables, wine, biltong and bokkoms. This nostalgic store also operates a wine boutique specializing in exceptional vintages and unusual releases. Here you can purchase a special gift or fine wine and they will pack and ship it to destinations across the globe. Celebrate afterwards at Oom Samie's adjoining restaurant, the Koffiehuis.

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Howard Centre

Shopping Malls in Pinelands

Howard Centre is the local Pinelands shopping centre where you can find some interesting small shops, a number of coffee shops and restaurants plus the top food and retail shopping stores. All needs catered for in a friendly neighbourhood environment; the perfect place to pick up some needed supplies if you're staying in the peaceful area of Pinelands.

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Dolphin Beach

Beaches in Table View

Dolphin Beach is known for its amazing windsurfing and kite surfing opportunities. It’s also a great beach for dolphin and whale watching, long beach walks and jet skiing. Spectacular views of Table Mountain, Robben Island and gorgeous sunsets can be seen every day. A variety of restaurants and shops are within walking distance. There are no public facilities or lifeguards.

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Totius House Museum

Galleries and Museums in Potchefstroom

Totius (Jakob Daniel du Toit) is famously known as the man who translated most of the Bible into Afrikaans. The Totius Museum is a typical example of a house built during the Edwardian period. The house was completed in 1905 and was occupied by professor Cachet, until professor D.J. du Toit (Totius) succeeded him as principal of the Theological School in 1911. Besides being an academic, Totius was also well known as a poet and cultural leader. The entire content of the house originated from the du Toit family. Admission to the museum is free and guided tours are offered.

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Nelson's Creek Wine Estate

Wine Estates in Paarl

Nelson's Creek Wine Estate is a family farm, located in the foothills of the Paarl mountain. Visitors are welcome to enjoy this picturesque setting. If you're keen for an intimate wine tasting experience, drop the staff a call to arrange a session.

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Supertubes and Dolphin Beach

Beaches in Jeffreys Bay

Dolphin Beach is home to the legendary surfing spot Supertubes, known as the best wave in Africa and one of the top five right-hand breaks in the world. And it’s also home to Billabong Pro, now a qualifying series. Achieving Blue Flag status, the beautiful wide sandy beach is very popular with families and holidaymakers. The Jeffrey’s Bay Shell Museum, a public information kiosk and a number of restaurants and shops are very close. Dolphin Beach is great for lengthy beach walks, stretching all the way to the Gamtoos River and beyond. There’s also an amazing reef to snorkel on calm days. Lifeguards and security are on duty during high season (November to end April).

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Durbanville Hills

Wine Estates in Durbanville

Located just a short drive away from Cape Town central is Durbanville Hills, an estate that is well-known for producing some of the areas' top wines. If you consider yourself a wine connoisseur, or you're simply looking for a place to spend your free time, come try out some wine tasting at Durbanville Hill's cellar. Their award-winning wine selection is quite extensive with a range of whites, reds and blends. Drop by The Eatery if you're keen for a bite to eat. The beautiful estate also welcomes functions, so if you're looking for that perfect venue to host your wedding or corporate function, look no further.

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Old Kraal and Yellowwood Forest Trail

Hiking Trail in Giants Castle Nature Reserve

Start at the Injasuti office and take the Cowl Stream divergence. This short one-hour walk turns left at the incline to the Old Kraal and then a quick left again through a yellowwood forest to the Old Woman Stream. The path leads back to the camp after the stream crossing. Duration: 1 hour Difficulty: Easy Distance: 2.5 km

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Salmon Bay

Beaches in Ballito

South of Ballito you'll find Salmon Bay; a popular beach among the surfer crowd and the designated launch site for Ballito's Inflatable Boat Clubhouse. Easy to find as it's at the south end of Compensation Beach Road, you'll find two parking lots and a nice area of golden sand to soak up the sun and relax.

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Wheel of Excellence

Popular Attractions in V and A Waterfront

The first of its kind in South Africa, the Wheel of Excellence is an exclusive attraction for the V&A Waterfront during and after the 2010 FIFA World Cup.The stunning situation offers visitors a bird’s-eye view of the V&A Waterfront, Cape Town Stadium, Robben Island, Table Mountain, the City Centre and Paarl mountains.At 50m high, it is a fully illuminated giant observation wheel featuring 36 fully enclosed luxury cabins that will treat visitors to a unique sightseeing opportunity, glass of bubbly in hand! The comfy cabins feature glass floors, air conditioning and LED lighting.This type and size of wheel is a first for Cape Town and South Africa and will be fully operational for an extended period post-World Cup. This particular wheel came directly from the Champs Elysees in Paris where it was a major attraction over the peak Christmas and New Year period.Ticket prices to the Wheel of Excellence cost R80 per person and R50 per child aged 4 to12. Tickets can be purchased at the Wheel of Excellence site or at the V&A Waterfront Information Centre.

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Isinuka Mud Caves and Sulphur Pools

Popular Attractions in Port St Johns

For a unique cultural experience, come and visit the natural sulphur springs; a traditional healing site to the Pondo people. Immerse yourself in the tradition by smothering yourself in the mud. Dry in the glorious sun and visit the sulphur pools afterwards to rinse off. Finally, bathe in the river to complete your healing. Listing added by Amapondo Backpacker Lodge.

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Things to Do in World

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Things To Do

Tugela Falls

Parow Golf Club

Arcades Shopping Centre

Khamkirri Kayaking

Oom Samie se Winkel

Howard Centre

Dolphin Beach

Totius House Museum

Nelson's Creek Wine Estate

Supertubes and Dolphin Beach

Durbanville Hills

Old Kraal and Yellowwood Forest Trail

Salmon Bay

Wheel of Excellence

Isinuka Mud Caves and Sulphur Pools

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