Western Cape: Not only the most popular international tourist destination in South Africa, but Africa as a whole.

Gauteng: The central region is the commercial capital of South Africa and the site of the original Gold Rush at the end of the last century.

KwaZulu-Natal: Surf and Turf go hand in hand from the Eastern Coast of South Africa up into the mountainous interior. This is a sub-tropical coast with golden beaches, good angling and is the melting pot of may cultures.

Eastern Cape: Land of bitter conflict between the native tribes and the British settlers of 1820. Every nook and cranny of the rolling countryside is steeped in the history of hard battles and blood, sweat and tears.

Freestate: This central region is characterised by endless rolling prairies of wheat, sunflower and maize fields and forms the principle bread basket of South Africa.

Limpopo: The game-viewing is absolutely fantastic and possibly the best in the country, spectacular mountain scenery beckons hikers, climbers and bikers, while mystic cultural destinations intrigue visitors and non-local South Africans alike.

Mpumalanga: Straddling the Northern Drakensberg and stretching along the Eastern interior. From Gods Window you can see the land fall away to the area, known simply as, the Lowveld.

Northern Cape: Wide-open spaces, enormous skies, thundering waterfalls and spectacular game are the hallmarks of this arid province. In spring, a carpet of blooms softens the desert as far as the eye can see.

North West: Characterised by the stark contrast of first and third world co-existence. If you enjoy extreme luxury and a flutter at the tables, then Sun City is your first choice.