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Trips and Rides and Trails |
If you enjoy trips, rides and trails for relaxation South Africa has just that. There is a variety for people to choose from.
You can have a bird’s eye view of some of South Africa’s breathtaking landscapes in a helicopter ride or you can choose to have a relaxed exploration of part of the country through its many walking trails. Nothing is quite like a South African train ride for long distances between the provinces. There is also site seeing, horse riding and many other trips and rides to enjoy.
| Table Mountain National Park has launched a guided six-day/six-night hike that starts in the heart of the city and ends at Cape Point.
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| | | South Africa’s road network is the largest and among the best in Africa.
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| | | South Africa is one of the most scenic countries on the continent, and offers up a wealth of sightseeing opportunities.
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| | | The journey from Jo’burg to Cape Town can be a 16-hour blur or, for the more adventurous traveller, it can turn into a vast, four-day spread of roadside delights.
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| | | Labyrinths have been used as meditation tools for over 4 000 years, with the Ancient Greeks being the first known labyrinth architects – with labyrinths depicted on old coins. Importantly, a labyrinth is quite different to a maze, which is really a puzzle with branching passages, dead ends and different directions to choose from along the way. A labyrinth – be it Medieval or Classical - has a single, often circular, path leading to the centre, and the same single path is used to walk back out ag
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| | | South Africa has some of the most stunning panoramic views in the world. You can marvel at these from inside a helicopter, hot air balloon or gyrocopter knowing you have the best seat in the sky to appreciate these beautiful landscapes.
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| | | There is no better way to experience wild places than to put your hiking boots on and head for the hills.
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| | | There’s something about the Great North Road – better known as the N1 – snaking up all the way up from Cape Town to Gauteng . . . to Musina and, finally, Beit Bridge on the Zimbabwe border.
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| | | Well known for having some of the world’s highest hiking trails, the Underberg region in the southern Drakensberg, is a wayfarer’s dream… from its sensational slopes to its scenic passes, seasonal surprises and soaring summits.
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| | | The road trip is a godsend. It’s a solver of conflicts and career problems, a great excuse for a good old frolic and a well-known cure for heartbreak...
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