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Bucklers Africa - Self Catering Buckler’s Africa is a private lodge in a stunning setting on the banks of the Crocodile River, overlooking the Kruger Park. The thatched property sits on over 5 hectares of gardens and bush.Wake up to the sights and sounds of Africa in the comfort of you air conditioned room with breakfast served meters from the edge of the Kruger. Relax at the pool and “ game watch” over the river or drive into the Kruger Park 7km away.

River House Guest Lodge Situated on the Crocodile river, River House commands a stunning view of the Kruger Park from the balconies of our 12 on suite bedrooms. Apart from old fashioned hospitality we offer guests regular sightings of game from the viewing deck and swimming pool. We are ideally situated for excursions to the Kruger Park,the Panorama route, Swaziland and Mozambique.

Central Karoo - South Africa A fossil rich area famous for its dinosaur footprints and mammal-like reptiles. In springtime there are vast carpets of vibrantly colourful wild flowers. The climate can be extreme but the air is crisp and offers photographers an amazing quality of light. See the Milky Way. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Drakensberg - South Africa Cloaked in emerald green in summer or golden and snow capped in winter, this dramatic mountain range is an awesome scenic destination with beautiful rock art, great places to stay, fly fishing, golfing. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Free State - South Africa Landlocked between the Vaal River in the north and the Orange River in the south is an area of hospitality, wide, open spaces - an immense rolling prairie, checkered with farmsteads and windmills. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Garden Route - South Africa An exceptionally scenic beach holiday destination offering rural tranquillity, traditional African lifestyles and architecture, whale and dophin watching, fascinating flora and fauna, plentiful seafood. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Gauteng - South Africa The commercial heart of South Africa with cities of Johannesburg and Pretoria. Despite urbanisation opportunities for getting back to nature abound. Game farms, dams lakes and rivers, watersports, fishing, hiking trails and picnic spots are plentiful. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Kenya - Southern Africa Kenya provides a truly diverse holiday experience, with its white sandy beaches contrasting with the immense game reserves with hippos,ostriches, striped zebra, tall giraffes and lions soaking up the scorching sun. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Kwazulu Natal - South Africa With a coastline around 700 kilometres, KZN forms the eastern seaboard of South Africa. Recall battles, between the Zulus, Voortrekkers and British. Visit the Battlefields during your visit or relax with Golf, Water sports, Game Parks, Beaches, Mountain Activities much more. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Limpopo Province - South Africa Famous for its many hot spring resorts, the Nylsvlei wetland and the unspoilt mountains and flowing streams of the Waterberg. Wildlife in the game reserves is abundant and the scenery ranges from rolling hills to mighty cliffs of stark red rock. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Little Karoo - South Africa Explore the incredibly scenic mountain and valley passes, interesting little towns, wineries and guest farms, the fairytale Cango Caves, flocks of Africa's giant flightless bird. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Mozambique - Southern Africa Mozambique is a cultural melting pot, with influences ranging from North African and Arab to Portuguese, and a vibrant society with much to offer from superb seafood to the ultimate scuba diving experience. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Mpumalanga - South Africa A premier tourist area of South Africa offering many tourist routes, each with their own special attractions. Appealing diversity of cultures, wild life, kandscape and top class resorts wil bring you back to Mpumalanga. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Overberg - South Africa Also known as the Whale Coast, here you'll experience the best land based whale watching, extreme adrenaline diving with great white sharks, numerous adventure actvities, good wines, wonderful nature reserves. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Sodwanana Bay - South Africa Lying within the boundaries of The Greater St Lucia Wetland Park, Sodwana Bay provides the traveling diver with a vast array of unspoilt coral reefs, populated with a huge diversity of Indo-Pacific fish & invertebrates. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Tanzania - Southern Africa Tanzania is the only country in the world which has allocated 25 per cent of its total area to wildlife national parks and protected areas. The 55,000 sq. km Selous Game Reserve, the largest single wildlife area in Africa Images courstey of SA Tourism

Northern Cape - South Africa The Rugged Regions of the Northern Cape appeal to those seeking broad horizons and peace and quiet. It is an area of outstanding natural beauty and contains the Kalahari Gemsbok National Park, set in the rolling dunes of the Kalahari Desert. Images courstey of SA Tourism

North West Province - South Africa The North West is home to the Batswana people, who produce exceptionally fine works of art and outstanding curios. But there is much more to be discovered in this "Big Heart Country" province. Images courstey of SA Tourism

West Coast - South Africa A characterful region that bursts into glorious fields of wild flowers in spring, has amazing open air seafood restaurants, a fossil park, wetlands and fantastic birding. Look no further if you're into watersports, Langebaan boasts one of the best spots in the world for kitesurfing and windsurfing. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Western Cape - South Africa Sir Francis Drake called this "the fairest Cape in the circumference of the World." Cape Town, at the foot of Table Mountain is without doubt one of the most beautiful cities one can visit. Experience Cape Town and surrounds for variety, beauty with something that will be of interest for all. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Zambia - South Africa An unparalleled adventure experience, one of the wonders of the world and excellent game viewing in any one of the four nearby countries - no visit to Southern Africa is complete without a trip to the falls. Images courstey of SA Tourism

Zululand - South Africa Tour the battlefields by vehicle, by foot or on horseback.It's a real wilderness experience in Big Five country. If you want to see the picture-book Zulus, there are a handful of cultural villages that offer dancing, an insight into traditional crafts and some historical and cultural insights. Images courstey of SA Tourism