Africa Tourist Attractions

Starting in Cape Town with what is arguably one of South Africa's most well-known attractions, Table Mountain. The tip of the Cape Peninsula is a national reserve and there is a small entrance fee. Just outside of Cape Town are the world famous wine routes. Internationally award winning wines come from this region. Well worth a visit to are the brandy distillers, brandy has become something of a national drink in South Africa with 57 million litres of brandy produced every year brandy makes up 65% of all spirits produced in South Africa.

Visiting Robben Island in Table Bay is an experience that no tourist should leave Cape Town without having. The islands history as a place of incarceration for political prisoners during apartheid makes the tour an incredibly emotional experience. North of Cape Town in the Northern Cape Province is an area known as the Namaqualand. The Augrabie Falls in the Northern Cape Province are the spectacular drop off point of the Orange River. The falls are managed by the South African parks board and there is a variety of accommodation available from camping sites to upmarket guesthouses.

The 16 mile long Blyde River canyon is a significant natural wonder in South Africa and is the third largest canyon in the world after the Grand Canyon and the Fish River Canyon. At nearly 19 000 square kilometres the Kruger National Park is the one of the largest game reserves in Africa and is the premier destination for visitors to South Africa looking for a game viewing experience. Located in the Limpopo Province the Kruger has become part of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, incorporating National reserves in both Zimbabwe and Mozabique. The V&A Waterfront is perhaps South Africa's premier shopping destination for the rich and famous. Built alongside the working Cape Town docks, the shopping mall houses big designer brand names such as Hugo Boss and the Adidas Concept Store. Victoria and Alfred Waterfront is the biggest attraction of Cape Town, and one of the most visited tourists attraction in South Africa. It is situated between Robben Island and Table Mountain in the center of Cape Town. Tourists frequently reserve to visit this place as this tourist's destination is popular among locals and international tourists alike. Other than the water activities at Victoria and Alfred Waterfront one can enjoy shopping and historical places.

If you take your flights to South Africa you may visit and shop at a wide variety of national retailers, boutiques, restaurants, coffee shops and fast food outlets. Historical Buildings at Victoria and Alfred Waterfront: V & A Waterfront has numerous historical buildings to attract cheap Cape Town These buildings include; The Victorian Gothic-style Clock Tower, Ferryman's Freehouse or Mitchell Scottish Ale House, The Time Ball Tower, the Dock House, The original Breakwater Prison, You should reserve your flights to South Africa from UK or any other destination you want to fly from with any reliable travel