Spectacular landscapes that combine green beaches and green forests (Photo: ShutterStock)
Forget what you thought about South Africa and get ready for a surprise (actually, several surprises!).
We invite you to join us on a journey that will take you to the length and breadth of this beautiful country, to which Pegasus company organized trips regularly depart.
So get ready to discover a host of gems and attractions, magnificent landscapes that combine green beaches and green forests, African tradition, fascinating history and rich culture.
If there is a heaven, it probably looks exactly like this.
Through the Gardens (Photo: ShutterStock)
The way through the gardens - the closest to heaven
, if there is a heaven, it probably looks exactly like this.
The Garden Route is one of the most famous routes in South Africa, so don't forget to put it firmly on your must-see list.
Here you can go hiking or by car along a breathtaking stretch of beach that lies on the coast of the Indian Ocean and stretches over 160 km. The lovers of culture and wild nature among you will be happy to know that through the gardens you will get it all, together! The route combines pristine beaches and spectacular lagoons, nature reserves , forests and rivers alongside picturesque towns, museums and galleries.
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Caves - a visit to the heart of the earth
Have you ever wondered what things look like under the surface? Cango Caves will take you on a fascinating journey into the bowels of the earth, where you will witness a breathtaking natural wonder: caves Magnificent stalactites that were formed thousands of years ago from limestone, with the result being thousands of stalactites that look as if they were sculpted by a person.
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One of the most famous mountains in the world.
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The Cape of Good Hope - an extraordinary nature reserve
One of the most important points on the African continent is the Cape of Good Hope.
This is a beautiful nature reserve located south of the city of Cape Town and is the place that many explorers have dreamed of reaching.
The reserve overlooks breathtaking landscapes that can be admired on foot or by car.
In addition, you can go on a cruise lasting less than an hour, at the end of which you will have a pleasant glimpse of a seal colony located nearby.
The Table Mountain - a natural wonder and a must-stop
in the heart of spectacular Cape Town stands majestically one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World, the Table Mountain.
This is one of the most famous mountains in the world, which is a must-see point that should not be missed.
This tall and impressive mountain is considered the pride and symbol of the city, and it got its name thanks to its straight top that looks like it was drawn with a ruler.
You can climb to the top of the mountain on foot or by cable car, where you will have a view of the entire city, including the Cape of Good Hope, the Atlantic Ocean, the port and more.
One of the best ways to learn about the sad history of South Africa.
The Apartheid Museum (Photo: ShutterStock)
The Gold Reef City amusement park - an experience for the whole family
Families with children or just kids at heart are invited to go to the Gold Reef City amusement park, where you will enjoy an abundance of experiential attractions - from facilities for toddlers to roller coasters reserved for the brave only.
Here's a trivia fact for the advanced: the park is located in a particularly interesting location, above an inactive gold mine that served as an active source of gold mining for decades (who knows, maybe you'll find gold here?).
If you feel like being exposed to a bit of history along the way, then in addition to the facilities you can enjoy a special tour on the special history of the miners and gold mines in the area.
The tour includes a visit to a fascinating display and watching a film on the subject.
The Apartheid Museum - a supervised look at the country's history
Johannesburg is considered the economic center of South Africa and has the largest population in the country.
It is a modern and lively city that will allow you to learn a lot about this special country.
The city offers a variety of tourist attractions, including the Apartheid Museum.
The museum is considered one of the best ways to learn about South Africa's sad history.
The exhibits in the museum present accurately and faithfully to the original the oppression and injustices of the white regime against the black population in the country, as practiced according to law until 1994.
The village of Lesdi - a glimpse of tribal culture
It is impossible to visit South Africa without embarking on a journey of discovering the primitive and ancient cultures and tribes that are its cornerstone.
About an hour's drive from the city of Johannesburg is the village of Lesdi, which provides a fascinating glimpse into the culture of the tribes in South Africa.
Here you will find models of houses of the Zulu, Xhosa and other tribes, you will go on an impressive tour during which you will be exposed to the various traditional crafts that characterize these tribes, alongside folklore shows that combine dance, music and singing.
At the end of the trip you may not feel exactly like the locals, but you will get a better idea of the human mix that makes up this special country.
The article is sponsored by Pegasus Organized Trips Abroad - as part of its goal of promoting familiarity with world cultures and enriching knowledge.
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