From Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 27 years to the Battlefields Route -- the famous battle sites of the Boer-Zulu War, Anglo-Zulu War & Anglo-Boer wars - the South Africa's history comes alive when travelling through its cities and towns.
Ghandi Route - KwaZulu Natal - follow the footsteps of Ghandi whilst living in South Africa
Blood River -- famous battle site
Cradle of Humankind -- covers the region of Sterkfontein, Swartkrans, Kromdraai and environs and has one of the world's richest concentrations of hominid fossils, evidence of human evolution over the last 3.5-million years.
Mafikeng - known for the seige during the Boer War
Burgersdorp - the oldest town in Eastern Cape
Cradock - founded in 1814 as a frontier stronghold
Danielskuil - part of a Griqua missionary and of historical importance.
Kleinplasie Living Open Air Museum - depicting the lifestyle of the early pioneer farmers
Mgungundlovu - home of Dingaan, King of the Zulu's
Venda - Land of Legend
Spioenkop - KwaZulu Natal - the site of one of the most fearsome events of the Anglo-Boer War.
Voortrekker Footsteps - start your tour in Estcourt and end it at Piet Retief's grave on the Dingaanstrat site.
Rorke's Drift - Dundee - KwaZulu Natal - outstanding displays of the Anglo-Zulu War
Wupperthal - Clanwilliam - Western Cape - old mission town
Architectural Styles - Paarl - Western Cape - from Cape Dutch, Victorian to Art Deco |
