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South Africa is a unique place for nature discovery adventures. Whether you wish to head to the stunning Atlantic/Indian ocean coastline, or inland to catch sight of lions, zebras and more, South Africa’s wilderness will leave you in absolute awe. Find a certified guide on Explore-Share.com and start planning an unforgettable nature discover trip in South Africa.
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What should I know about Nature Discovery South Africa?
South Africa is a top location for nature discovery due to its varied terrains and vibrant wildlife. The coast is a great place to go whale-watching or to run into a colony of penguins. In the mainland, you will find natural reserves where over 200 species live including lions, zebras, hippos, elephants and more. Furthermore, you can find unique rock formations in South Africa, as well as waterfalls, deserts, mountains and more. In terms of vegetation, it varies according to the climatic zones: humid, tropical, savanna, desert, and steppe. In general, the west, which is drier, boasts grasses, shrubs, and trees. The east, on the other hand, has more tropical vegetation.
Why should I choose South Africa for my Nature Discovery adventure?
Beaches and Capes
South Africa boasts a truly stunning coastline that is part Atlantic, part Indian ocean, and it is a unique place to experience a rich and vibrant marine life. Go whale watching, catch sight of penguins and discover South Africa's beautiful shore.
National Parks and Nature Reserves
Wild animals abound in South Africa and are present in all of its landscapes. Kruger National Park is the most popular, as is the magnificent Tsitsikamma National Park.
Cliffs, desserts and mountains
The basalt buttresses of the Drakensberg Mountains, the succulents of the Richtersveld desert, the Blyde River Canyon and more of the varied landscapes of South Africa are a great way to connect with the wonders of nature.
What can I expect from the weather in South Africa?
The climate in South Africa varies depending on the region. The central plateau has 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 common international airports in South Africa.
What’s the country code of South Africa?
+27
What’s the high season for Nature Discovery in South Africa?
Year-round
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