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Horseback riding is a great way to explore and discover new places, and in South Africa, you will be stunned by the vibrant wildlife you encounter as you gallop through its rolling grasslands and tree-lined plains. Find a certified guide on Explore-Share.com and let them show you the way.
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What should I know about Horseback Riding South Africa?
South Africa is an outdoor adventure haven, with diverse landscapes and terrains and a privileged wilderness. Its coastline stretches 2,850 km (1,770 miles), lapped partially by the Indian Ocean and partially by the Atlantic. The coast lines the Central Plateau of the country, separated by the Great Escarpment, where the KwaZulu-Natal province is located. On the east end of the Escarpment lie the Drakensberg Mountains. To the south, and in the Coastal Plain are the Cape Fold Mountains. The Highveld is a fertile region in the central east of the Plateau, and the Lowveld, or lowlands, form the border with Botswana and Zimbabwe. The Bushveld is a dry savannah eco-region between the two, and the Karoo, to the west, is a semi-desert region.
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Why should I choose South Africa for my Horseback Riding adventure?
A wide variety of landscapes
Whether you wish to go horseback riding on a stunning beach where you can catch whales splashing around as you trot, or head into a mysterious jungle mountain, the possibilities are endless in South Africa!
Exotic horseback experiences
Horseback riding in South Africa in as adventurous as it gets! Join a horseback riding safari and let your horse clip-clop along with the zebras as you catch sight of wild animals grazing.
An outdoor adventure haven
It doesn't have to stop at horseback riding, South Africa is a great outdoor adventure sport location and you can also enjoy rock climbing, water sports, zip-lining and other exciting adventures once you are off your horse.
What can I expect from the weather in South Africa?
The central plateau has a continental climate, with hot summers and cold winters, while the coast has a distinctly Mediterranean climate and is mild throughout the year. Most of the country experiences rainfall in the summer.
Which language is predominantly spoken in South Africa?
Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaans, English and several others.
What currency is accepted in South Africa?
South African rand (ZAR)
How can I get to South Africa?
Cape Town International Airport (CPT), the King Shaka International Airport (DUR), in Durban, or the O. R. Tambo International Airport (JNB), in Johannesburg are the most popular entre points to South Africa.
What’s the country code of South Africa?
+27
What’s the high season for Horseback Riding in South Africa?
Year-round
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