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Our South African self-drive holidays have been created with the independent and adventurous traveler in mind and are far less daunting than you might imagine.

02/11/2024

Today we start our tour of Route 62 in Cape Town, fondly known as the ‘mother city’. It is also the oldest city in South Africa, the legislative capital of the country and the seat of the South African Parliament. Cape Town lies at the foot of Table Mountain, one of the New 7 Wonders of the world. This cosmopolitan, diverse city is surrounded by nature and boasts awesome ocean, beautiful beaches, stunning vistas, award-winning food and wine, and a vast variety of activities and experiences. A city worthy of a visit, and guaranteed to warrant a second and third visit too! Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow ….. ❤️

01/11/2024

For our next adventure we will be exploring the scenic and versatile Cape Route 62 in South Africa. Meandering between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha), the Cape Route 62 offers a shorter, more scenic alternative to the N2 highway. The route, said to be the longest wine route in the world, follows the majestic Langeberg mountain range to the foothills of the Swartberg, passing through beautiful preserved towns and villages and ever changing landscapes of open spaces, rivers, orchards and beautiful passes. Along the Cape Route 62, travellers have the opportunity to experience loads of fun-filled activities, outstanding accommodation options, and superb restaurants, speciality eateries, wineries and craft distilleries. This route delivers an unforgettable South African travelling experience. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we start our journey along the Route …..

31/10/2024

Our last stop in Kwa-Zulu Natal is the awe-inspiring and majestic Drakensberg Mountains - a place of rugged beauty made up of plateaus, peaks, cliffs and deep valleys. The Range stretches along the eastern side of South Africa and is the highest mountain in South Africa. The average height of the range is 2 900 meters, with the highest peaks surging up to 3 482 meters above sea level. The Drakensberg Mountain Range showcases spectacular views. Most of the South African side of high part of the range has been designated as game reserve/wilderness area. The uKhahlamba or Drakensberg National Park, located near the border with Lesotho, was inscribed by UNESCO in 2000 as a World Heritage site. Within this Park there are some 600 sites of Bushmen San rock paintings, collectively representing over 35,000 individual images, the oldest of which is estimated to be about 2400 years old. Many of the scenes depict hunting, dancing, fighting, food gathering and rituals. The most well known park in the Drakensberg Mountains is the Royal Natal National Park. It contains the source of the Tugela river, as well as the 912m high Tugela Falls - the second highest waterfall on earth. Between and amongst these peaks are plateaus, valleys, slopes, and mountain passes that make for some of the best hiking, walking and cycling adventures in South Africa. Animals likely to be seen include the enormous Eland, Reedbuck, curious Baboons, and the highly endangered and endemic Bearded Vulture (Lammergeier). The Drakensberg is truly a spectacular place to visit. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour for you to visit this wondrous area. Tomorrow we start a new adventure…..

30/10/2024

The Midlands Meander is a region in the heart of the Kwa-Zulu Natal province of South Africa. It stretches from just beyond Mooi River in the north, Hilton in the south, Karkloof in the east and the foothills of the Drakensberg in the west. The Meander is a collection of 5 self-drive routes offering a lot to see and do from picturesque scenery, historic landmarks, warm hospitality, beautiful accommodation and venues, interesting shops, outstanding cuisine, and entertaining local events to a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, fishing, mountain biking and horse riding. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further….. 💚

29/10/2024

Situated on the Elephant Coast and set within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, the Sodwana Bay National Park in South Africa is renowned for its sport fishing, scuba diving and snorkeling as it lies adjacent to Africa's southern-most coral reefs. The St. Lucia and Maputoland Marine Reserves are linked to each other to form a continuous protected area stretching 150km (93 miles) from the Mozambique border south to Cape Vidal and 3 nautical miles out to sea. These reserves cater to the needs of water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers. Sodwana Bay is a beautiful unspoilt jewel on the east coast of South Africa. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further….. 💚 🤿🏖🌊

28/10/2024

Today we visit St Lucia - South Africa's first World Heritage Site. Awarded as a World Heritage site in 1999 (Unesco), this small but quaint village on the Elephant Coast region of Kwa Zulu Natal has fast become a top tourist destination, with many tourists witnessing the town’s beloved Hippos wandering the streets. St Lucia is a small town on the East coast of South Africa set in the heart of magnificent natural coastal forestsand stunning beaches. The town is surrounded by an estuary that lies at the southernmost entrance to the iSimangaliso Wetland Park and is home to various ecosystems which includes swamps, lake systems, coral reefs, beaches, wetlands, woodlands and coastal forests. Portions of this area have been a game reserve since as early as 1895. Today St Lucia is popular with eco-tourists, adventure seekers and water sports enthusiasts alike. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further….. 🦜 🦛

27/10/2024

Further up the north coast, the town of Richards Bay lies at the sea edge of an ancient floodplain, almost halfway between Durban and Kosi Bay and forms the tourist gateway to Zululand and Maputaland. Once a little fishing village, Richards Bay is now a busy harbour town and has the largest export coal terminal in the world where 65 million tons is loaded every year at this town in KwaZulu-Natal. Many specialised ships that stop here are a must-see for maritime enthusiasts. Apart from harbour and mining activities, this town has wonderful wetland scenery as well as unspoilt beaches on the north coast of KwaZulu Natal. The Zululand Birding Route includes Richards Bay Harbour and the Game Reserve, known also as New Mouth, on its route. This part of the route covers sandbanks, mud flats, extensive mangroves, freshwater pans and forest areas and bird watchers can spot a number of rarities such as the cuckoo hawk and pygmy goose. New Mouth features a number of aquatic birds as well as hippos and crocodiles. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further….. 🦜

26/10/2024

The KwaZulu Natal north coast has become known as the Dolphin Coast, due to frequent sightings of bottlenose dolphins who ride the waves of the Indian Ocean in large frolicking schools. The Dolphin Coast offers beaches, battle sites, heritage routes, dolphin spotting and rich Zulu and Indian culture. Pretty coastal holiday towns like Ballito, Salt Rock, Umdloti and Zinkwazi boast warm waters, perfect swimming and surfing conditions, a collection of tidal pools, excellent fishing spots, and glorious beaches set alongside fields of sugarcane. Well worth a visit. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further…..

25/10/2024

Durban is the third most populous city in South Africa and the largest city in the KwaZulu-Natal Province. Durban also has Africa's busiest harbour. Durban is a multicultural foodie city with a golden coastline and is best known for its lifeguard protected swimming beaches, its world- class pedestrian promenade, the iconic Moses Mabhida stadium, the uShaka Marine World aquarium (the 5th largest in the world), and Umgeni River Bird Park. Durban is one of South Africa's most popular year round tourist destination due to its laid-back culture, expansive beaches, warm ocean, sunny climates, rickshaw rides and rich and diverse cultural heritage. It is also called “Surf City” after its top-notch surfing spots. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further…..

24/10/2024

The next stretch of coastline is known as the Saphire Coast. Extending from Clansthal to Athlone Park, this magnificent stretch of Coast boasts 40km of golden beaches and lush coastal forests, interspersed with lovely coastal villages. The Aliwal Shoal, just off the coast of Umkomaas, has a spectacular marine ecosystem awaiting intrepid scuba divers. The magnificent reef is alive with colourful corals and is in particular renowned for its ragged-tooth sharks. Coastal holiday hot spots like Kelso, Scottburgh, Warner Beach and Amanzimtoti can be found here. Amanzimtoti, or fondly called Toti by the locals, is a laid-back coastal town near Durban. The name ‘Amanzimtoti’ refers to ‘sweet waters’ which is said to come from the famous Zulu King, Shaka upon tasting the water from the local river during one of his campaigns – he declared “Kanti Amanz’amtoti” which translates to “the water is sweet”. The Saphire Coast – ideal for adventure, nature and a relaxing family holiday! Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further…..

23/10/2024

The coastline between Port Edward and Hibberdene is known as the Hibiscus Coast because of the subtropical gardens that exist here. The beaches stretch on, seemingly forever, with many hidden bays and coves to explore and makes The Hibiscus Coast one of the country’s most sought-after tourism destinations. The Hibiscus Coast Boasts 6 Blue Flag Beaches (Blue Flag beaches are those that have achieved excellence in water quality and environmental education while adhering to international safety standards). It is also fondly referred to as South Africa's “golf coast” as there are seven golf courses in the vicinity, including two of the country's top courses. The scenic and spectacular Oribi Gorge is a local inland adventure destination that boasts the world's biggest bungee swing, the world's highest natural commercial abseil, and a range of wonderful hikes. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further…..

22/10/2024

For our next adventure we will be exploring some highlights in the KwaZulu Natal Province of South Africa, starting with Port Edward, a small resort town situated in the south coast of KwaZulu-Natal of South Africa, near the Eastern Cape Province border. The subtropical climate and warm swimming beaches makes this a popular holiday and fishing destination. Port Edward, is flanked by the dramatic Umtamvuna River Gorge, a spectacular adventurer’s playground offering nature trails, wakeboarding, and many more adrenaline-fuelled pursuits. The Mpenjati Nature Reserve near the town is a 66 hectares sanctuary for shy, forest-dwelling blue, red and grey duiker, as well as numerous bird species and a host of vervet monkeys. Port Edward’s unusual claim to fame is the Red Desert. The world’s smallest desert, best described as a miniature version of the Arizona Desert with the man high hills and valleys of naked red soil a stark contrast to the surrounding lush and tropical vegetation. One of the biggest draw cards to Port Edward is the Sardine Run; an incredible natural phenomenon where millions of sardines head north from the Eastern Cape during June/July and cause a feeding frenzy of dolphin, shark, and bird that can be seen from the water, land, and air. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Tomorrow we explore further …..

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21/10/2024

Where will you go next? Let us create your next adventure and fulfil another travel dream. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow to see where we are going next …..

20/10/2024

Sadly our visits to the National Parks have come to an end. BUT, why not let us create an exciting tour for you to visit some, if not all, of these amazing National Parks we have visited over the last few weeks? Self drive or Fully Guided; Camping or in fixed accommodation; some of the Parks or all of them – the options are endless. Let us help you have this amazing once in a lifetime adventure …. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements.

19/10/2024

Mokala is the newest National Park in South Africa situated in the transition zone between the Karoo and Kalahari biome. Mokala is a Setswana name for a Camelthorn tree, as the Park is dominated by these gnarled trees. Nestled in the hills, Mokala’s landscape boasts a variety of hills and large open plains that is home to a large number of game and bird species. Mokala is an important area for the regeneration of valuable species. Species like Black Rhino, White Rhino, Buffalo, Tsessebe, Roan Antelope, Sable Antelope, Mountain Reedbuck, Giraffe, Gemsbok, Eland, Zebra, Red Hartebeest, Blue Wildebeest, Black Wildebeest, Kudu, Ostrich, Steenbok, Duiker and Springbok call this Park home. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow …..

18/10/2024

The Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park lies in the Kalahari Desert, a large sand-filled basin in the west of the southern African subcontinent. The Park straddles both South Africa and Botswana and created an enormous conservation area of over 3,6 million hectares, one of the very few of this magnitude in the world. The Park is characterised by vast arid landscapes with red dunes, sparse vegetation and camel thorn trees. Animals tend to gather in the dry river beds and waterholes. Herds of Gemsbok, Springbok, Eland and Blue Wildebeest follow the seasons, closely watched by prides of Black-Mane Lion. Other predators include Leopard, Cheetah, Brown and Spotted Hyena and birds of prey. The arid landscapes with red dunes and blue skies in Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park together with various African wildlife ensure that the Park is one of South Africa’s most photogenic, ideal for game viewing and photographic safaris. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park …..

17/10/2024

Augrabies Falls National Park is a national park located around the Augrabies Falls. The original Khoikhoi people named the waterfall Ankoerebis, meaning the “place of big noises”. The Park covers an area of 820 km² and stretches along the Orange River. The waterfall is about 60 metres high and is awe-inspiring when the river is in flood. The gorge below the falls averages about 240 m deep and runs for 18 kilometres. The gorge provides an impressive example of erosion into a granitic basement. The most characteristic plant in the park is the giant aloe (Aloe dichotoma) known locally as the quiver tree or kokerboom. It gets its name from the fact that the Bushmen (San) used the soft branches to make quivers for their arrows. When the tree flowers in the winter flocks of birds are attracted to the nectar, and baboons can be seen tearing the flowers apart to get the sweet liquor. The Augrabies Falls waterfall and the adjoining ravine are magnificent sights to behold and a highly recommended destination. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park …..

16/10/2024

The IAi-IAis/Richtersveld Transfrontier National Park is a desolate and forbidding landscape, seemingly devoid of life. The lava mountains and sandy plains form southern Africa’s largest Mountain Desert Park. This harsh environment proves to be a treasure-chest containing the world’s richest desert flora and the rugged Richtersveld side of the Park contains 30% of all South Africa’s succulent plant species. A staggering assortment of plant life, some species occurring nowhere else, is to be found here, including gnarled quiver trees, tall aloes and quaint ‘half-mens’. This Park is for those keen to ‘rough it’ and is a great 4x4 destination. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park …..

15/10/2024

Namaqua National Park is situated in the heart of the Succulent Karoo. With its winter rainfall, Namaqualand is home to the richest bulb flora of any arid region in the world and more than 1 000 of its estimated 3 500 plant species are found nowhere else on earth. Amphibians and reptiles are also well represented, with a number of endemic species. The mammals that have adapted to these harsh conditions include Gemsbok, Springbok, Klipspringer, Steenbok, Porcupine, Black-backed Jackal and Leopard. Birds are typical of the dry arid western regions of the country. Namaqua National Park is world renowned for the spectacular flower season especially between July and September when the ground is covered in a blanket of brightly coloured flowers. This land of contrasts with its spectacular scenery created by the fields of flowers, star studded nights, quiver trees, enormous granite outcrops and the icy Atlantic is a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers and photographers throughout the year. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park ….. 💚 🌸🌼

14/10/2024

Today we visit the Tankwa Karoo National Park. Tankwa Karoo National Park is located in the western Karoo on the southern boundary of the Northern Cape province of South Africa. Situated within the Succulent Karoo Biome, the unique features of the vegetation are combined with mind-blowing landscapes – from the sheer cliffs of the Roggeveld Escarpment to the moonscapes of the Tankwa Desert. Cape Mountain Zebra, Gemsbok (Oryx), Red Hartebeest, Springbok and Eland are some of the antelope species that call the Park home. The Park is a well-known stop for birding enthusiasts wishing to catch a glimpse of the 187 species, including Karoo endemics. Tankwa is the ideal destination for those seeking the brightest stars in Africa or solitude and stillness. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park ….. 🌠

13/10/2024

The West Coast National Park is a combination of pristine beaches and beautiful flatlands and has the azure waters of the Langebaan Lagoon as a focal point. It is known as one of the finest coastal wetland areas in South Africa. It hosts an extremely rich bird life - a total of over 250 bird species annually (over a quarter of South Africa’s total). Wildlife in the park includes large antelope such as eland, red hartebeest, bontebok, kudu, gemsbok, steenbok, mountain zebra, duiker and ostriches in the Postberg section. Other smaller animals include the bat-eared fox, caracal, and Cape grey mongoose. Cape Fur Seals, Dusky, Common, Bottlenose and Heaviside Dolphins are all often seen playing in the waters along the coast and Southern Right Whales are often seen towards the north-west of the peninsula during the winter months. It is home to a high diversity of fynbos and other plant species, and is famous for the joyful, vibrant, colourful display of flowers in spring. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park ….. 🌸

12/10/2024

Table Mountain National Park stretches 70km from Signal Hill and Table Mountain in the north to Cape Point in the south and includes a Marine Protected Area and many of the beaches around the Peninsula. It is part of the Cape Floristic Region World Heritage Site and is a haven of magnificent mountains plunging into crystal seas fringed with bleached white sands of the Cape Peninsula. It is home to many interesting animals and thousands of exquisite plants and trees, many of which are found nowhere else on Earth! The Cape of Good Hope (also called Cape Point) and the Cape of Good Hope nature reserve is situated within Table Mountain National Park, as is Table Mountain itself and Boulder’s Beach and Silvermine. Animals living in Table Mountain National Park are well adapted to their environment and not that easily seen amongst the vegetation. A variety of antelope species can be spotted including Klipspringer, Eland and Bontebok as well as other mammals such as Cape Mountain Zebra, Chacma Baboon and Cape Clawless Otter. There are also a number of endemic bird species like the Cape and the park's most famous residents - the Jackass Penguins at Boulder's Beach. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park …..

11/10/2024

Agulhas National Park is located at Cape Agulhas and encompasses the southernmost tip of the African Continent (the Cape of Storms), and the surrounding coastal plain and interior. The park’s most renowned feature is the official meeting point of the Indian and Atlantic Oceans. The result is a coastline of tremendous richness and diversity. A number of wetlands is home to endangered flora and fauna such as the Cape Platanna and the Micro Frog, as well as prolific bird life, while the coastline is home to diverse marine and intertidal life. The historic Cape Agulhas lighthouse, incredible rock formations and shipwrecks that dot this rugged, beautiful coastline make for an interesting and diverse Park to visit and explore. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park …..

10/10/2024

Bontebok National Park situated at the foot of the Langeberg Mountains in the Western Cape is the smallest National Park in South Africa, but has the highest density of rare and endangered bird life, fynbos species and animal life. This species-specific Park was established to protect the Bontebok from extinction. It also contains indigenous plant life found nowhere else in the world. In addition, a small number of the endangered Cape Mountain Zebra calls it home. The Park has various carnivore species including Caracal, Bat-Eared Fox, Cape Fox, and Aardwolf and is considered a great location for viewing Grey Rhebok and Cape Grysbok too. There are around 201 species of birds found in the park including rare vagrants such as the Kelp Gull, Cape Vulture and Western Osprey. Southern Black Korhaan, Denham's Bustards, Black Harrier and Agulhas Long-billed Larks can also be seen. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park …..

09/10/2024

The Karoo National Park is located in the north-east of South Africa's Western Cape Province. It occupies a small portion of the Great Karoo, a vast and unforgiving landscape. Being the largest ecosystem in South Africa, the Karoo is home to a fascinating diversity of life, all having adapted to survive in these harsh conditions. These include Aardwolf, Caracal, Bat-eared Fox, Cape Fox, Suricate and Aardvark, Red Hartebeest, Eland and Black Wildebeest . It is considered one of the best locations to see Grey Rhebok and Klipspringer and is an important refuge for the highly endangered riverine rabbit endemic to the dry river courses of the Great Karoo. Contact us on [email protected] for more information or to have us design a bespoke tour based on your requirements. Read further tomorrow when we explore another National Park ….. 💚

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Augrabies or ‘’Aukoerabis’’ Falls, meaning ‘’Place of Great Noise’’ was first named by the Khoi people and the largest waterfall of the Orange River and among the major large-river waterfalls in the world. The powerful flow of water thundering down when the Orange River is in full flow is quite a sight to see. Though Augrabies is not primarily a wildlife destination, animals that you can look out for include the dainty klipspringers, springbok, gemsbok and interesting reptiles such as the famous Broadley’s flat lizard. The area is also known for its beautiful quiver trees dotted all across the landscape. Please click on the link for our tour example including Augrabies or contact us on [email protected] or +27 (0)72 736 6707 (WhatsApp) for other tour itineraries. https://www.goselfdrive.co.za/tour-examples/21-days-northern-cape-kalahari/ 📸Eleanor vd Westhuizen

Knysna winter sunsets

Where there is water, one will find peace and tranquility 🌊 📸 Sadi Schelan . . . #ffs #gsd #fleetfootsafaris #goselfdrivetours #gardenroutenationalpark #gardenroutesouthafrica #gardenroute #knysna #knysnaestuary #knysnaheads #sunset #wintersunset #tranquility #knysnawhales #naturewalk #photooftheday #tourismsouthafrica #selfdrive #roadtrip #exploreknysna #southafrica #boat #yacht #fishing #seagull #capefurseal #adventure #fynbos

Knysna Whales 2021

We have flapping good news!! The whales have arrived early this winter, and boy are they are putting on a show! 🐋 Join us for a glass of locally produced wine as we celebrate the arrival of the majestic Humpback Whales this winter! Enjoy 4 nights' accommodation & breakfast daily in a luxurious suite on Leisure Island, a full-day Plettenberg Bay winelands tour including visits and tastings at 3 vineyards and of course, a 1.5 - 2 hour boat-based whale watching excursion. Package is valid for travel between 01 June - 30 September 2021. For more information or to make a booking, please DM us or email us on [email protected] - Video credit: Ocean Odyssey Knysna . . . #ffs #gsd #Fleetfootsafaris #goselfdrivetours #gardenroute #knysna #plettenbergbay #wine #whale #humpbackwhale #winetour #roadtrip #winterwarmer #plettitsafeeling #knysnatourism #winterspecial #selfdrive #special #accommodation

Spitzkoppe, Namibia

Roadtripping to Spitzkoppe, Namibia. A paradise for rock climbers, hikers and geologists! 🏜 Video: Elaine Coetzee . . . #ffs #gsd #fleetfootsafaris #goselfdrivetours #spitzkoppe #spitzkoppenamibia #bushmanparadisewalk #bushmanculture #bushmanpaintings #namibiatour #namibiatourism #namibia #desert #4x4 #rockclimbing #hiking #naturewalk #stargazing #geology #roadtrip #selfdrivesafari #namibdesert #skeletoncoast #etoshanationalpark #windhoek #swakopmund #damaraland

African elephants in Botswana

A herd of African elephants cooling down in Botswana. What an incredible experience! 🐘 #ffs #gsd #fleetfootsafaris #goselfdrivetours #botswana #okavangodelta #mokoro #elephant #africanelephant #mudbath #naturewalk #wildlife #wildlifesafari #safari #guidedsafaritours #roadtrip #selfdrivesafari #camping #africa #africasafari #4x4 #4x4offroad #deltaislandcamp #deltaisland #travel #botswanatourism

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