South Africa

South Africa is the most economically developed country on the African continent. In terms of service and tourism infrastructure, the country is in one line with developed countries and the nature of some regions is like in European ones. At the same time, the real African exoticism with its inherent culture, traditions and ethnic diversity has been preserved here.
Any province of the country is a new world. For example, in KwaZulu-Natal one can meet the real king of the Zulus, or find yourself in the tropics, in the Eastern Cape you have the feeling that you are in Switzerland, and in the Western Cape you will see the vineyards like in France and have a chance to taste great wine, in the Mpumalanga province you will discover a world of wildlife, in Limpopo will meet with real farmers and Gautenga is known what a gold rush.
It is difficult to describe in words the beauty and diversity of the local landscapes. If in one part of the country you can see savannas, tropical beaches, bushes, deserts and rain forests, in the other you will be amazed with coniferous forests and flower meadows. In the national parks and reserves of the country you can meet representatives of the Big African Five-lion, buffalo, leopard, elephant and rhinoceros. These animals are of a great interest to tourists, but do not forget about giraffes, zebras, crocodiles, turtles, antelopes, hippos, snakes and other African fauna. And these are only those which can be noticed on the land. Off the coast of South Africa there are 8 species of whales, including the largest blue whale, sharks (including the great white) and dolphins.
In South Africa, it is difficult not to fall in love at first sight, so here you want to come back again and again. African exoticism, generosity of nature, friendliness of the local population, luxury hotels, local colors-that's what tourists from all over the world go to South Africa for.