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Freedom struggle
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KwaZulu-Natal Freedom Route
The struggle to conquer racial oppression, which cut across gender, class and culture, is at the heart of the KwaZulu-Natal Freedom Route, as are the vibrant cultures that overcame it. more
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Kliptown Open Air Museum, Johannesburg
Kliptown, a multiracial area during apartheid, was chosen in 1955 as the site for a people's parliament, which adopted the Freedom Charter. more
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Chancellor House, Johannesburg
Two South African icons, Nelson Mandela and Oliver Thambo, once worked in Chancellor House seeking justice not only for themselves and their clients, but also for their country. more
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The Hector Peterson Museum
The Hector Peterson Museum in Soweto is named after one of the first children killed during the 16 June 1976 student uprising. more
More about Freedom struggle
Apartheid Museum, Johannesburg
The Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg shows how people of colour lived – and survived – during the darkest days of apartheid in South Africa. more
Constitution Hill; Johannesburg
Constitution Hill is the birthplace of democracy and home to the Constitutional Court which protects the rights of South African citizens. more
South Africa's struggle poets
Underground or mainstream, performance poetry in South Africa has its roots in the anti-apartheid struggle where poets used the spoken word to highlight injustice more
Top 10
Reasons to Visit South Africa
1Affordable
During these tough times, who doesn’t want an affordable holiday? In SA, you can even afford luxury and have spending money for shopping and other treats!
2Natural Beauty
South Africa’s scenic wonders are legendary. From Table Mountain to God’s Window, our mountains, forests, coasts and deserts will feast your eye and lift your spirit…
3World-class facilities
Whether you opt for Afro-chic or authentic Africa, you’ll find it easy to get around, find a comfortable place to stay, have a great meal, connect.
4Adventure
South Africa is the adventure capital of the world. With over 130 adventures and counting, there is something for everyone from mountain walks to shark cage-diving!
5Good Weather
In sunny South Africa, our great weather invites you to enjoy the outdoors, play golf year-round and take advantage of the nearly 3000km coastline…
6Rainbow Nation
The Rainbow Nation celebrates all its African and immigrant cultures. Find out how friendly our people are whilst you try your tongue at 11 official languages!
7Diverse Experiences
Go almost anywhere in SA and experience the ultimate combo of nature, wildlife, culture, adventure, heritage and vibe – you’re spoilt for choice, so pack it in!
8Wildlife
Warning! Watching wildlife is addictive. First you start with the Big Five in so many ways, then whales, penguins, meerkats, wild dogs, birds, dung beetles…
9Freedom Struggle
Discover a nation’s struggle for freedom whilst following the footsteps of Mandela, Hector Pieterson and many other celebrated revolutionaries. It will touch and inspire you.
10Responsible Tourism
In SA you can travel with care as you explore our protected areas, contribute to social and conservation projects, buy recycle art and stay green.
