South Africa Travel Guides

Picture a honeymoon in South Africa and let your imagination take you to a place of saffron-tinted sunsets, out of this world vistas and the thrill of seeing the Big Five. 

Experience the bountiful wildlife of South Africa in one of these luxury safari lodges set amongst the vast scenery.

Safaris in South Africa are an all-time bucket list classic, unsurprisingly so. It boasts incredible opportunities to see wildlife and allows safari-goers the chance to immerse themselves in a diverse wilderness.

There’s no doubt about it, whale watching in South Africa is a must-do for any luxury travel itinerary. Discover where, how, and why you should do this incredible activity...

One of the highlights of a trip to South Africa is undoubtedly a visit to the wine region - discovering and tasting some of the country’s most celebrated wines.

South Africa was initially used by Europeans as a stopping point for trading ships on their way to the East Indies, and fruit and vegetables were grown here to deal with the problem of scurvy aboard passing vessels. However, the Dutch eventually settled the area that was to become Cape Town in 1652 and expanded across the entire tip of southern Africa.

Read our quick guide to South Africa's local culture.

Discover South Africa’s stunning wine estates on the Western Cape, and be sure to book a private tasting session and vineyard tour.

A world in one country – South Africa is one of the most beautiful and diverse places in the world. It boasts impressive mountain ranges, wild deserts, meandering marshlands, stunning beaches, and bustling, cosmopolitan cities. One of the biggest perks of South Africa is that many areas are malaria-free, so you don’t have to worry about vaccinations or health risks.

For teenagers, South Africa opens up into a playground of exciting wildlife, rich culture and adrenaline filled activities. At Scott Dunn, we know the best places to explore to create the most memorable South Africa holiday for your family. Being such a diverse country, there is something to pique the interest of even the most hard-to-please teens.

English and Afrikaans are the official languages of South Africa, although many local African dialects are also spoken.