• Where will it take me

The Mpumalanga Province which hosts the world renowned Kruger National Park - nestled in the eastern part of South Africa, sharing borders with Mozambique and Swaziland.

•  What is there to see

An exceptionally mix of wildlife, including some 490 species of birds, 147 mammal species, 94 different reptile species, 33 types amphibians and a magnificent array of at least 336 different kind of trees.

•  Look out for

Rhino, Elephant, Lion, Buffalo and Leopard during game drives conducted in open game drive vehicles.

Zuidste Huisie, Self Catering Fishermen's Cottage is within the Langezandt Fisherman's Village Development in Struisbaai. The Cottages with thatched roof is built in the unique style of the original Fisherman's cottages of the area, sleep 6 guests and is only 150 meters away from the beach across the boardwalk. The cottage is fully equipped for self catering with microwave, stove/oven, washing machine, tumble drier, dish washer and fridge/freezer. The kitchen flows onto an open plan dining and lounge area with TV and DSTV. The lounge dining area opens onto the entertainment area, covered pergola with build-in braai (barbeque). The Cottage consists of three en-suite bedrooms with the room configuration as follows, two double bedroom (queen size beds), and one outside cottages with twin single bed.

• Where will it take me

The Mpumalanga province, home of the Kruger National Park with an overnight in Swaziland where history and tradition are carefully taken into the 21 century on route to Kwa Zulu Natal with Durban as its capital and the busiest port in Africa.

• Where will it take me

Johannesburg – know as the commercial and Industrial hub of South Africa and the Mpumalanga Province which hosts the world renowned Kruger National Park - nestled in the eastern part of South Africa sharing borders with Mozambique and Swaziland.

• What is there to see

Endless vistas of scenic beauty along the northern Drakensberg mountain range and a small part of the 2 million hectares of unspoilt terrain of the Kruger National Park which is home of the world’s largest diversity of wildlife.

• Where will it take me

Sub-tropical Mpumalanga a province of South Africa which includes the Kruger National Park, spreading over an area of nearly 2 million hectares of unspoilt bush,

Swaziland also referred to as the “Little Switzerland “ of Africa with the Drakensburg Mountain range stretching through the country from north to south, and

Mozambique, with its vibrant mix of African, Portuguese and Arab culture.

• Where will it take me

The Mpumalanga Province which hosts the world renowned Kruger National Park - nestled in the eastern part of South Africa, sharing borders with Mozambique and Swaziland AND the world renowned Sabi Sands Game Reserve.

• What is there to see

An exceptionally mix of wildlife, scenic beauty of the Northern Drakensberg Mountain range and the great Kraal of Chief Soshangana, a dramatic fire-lit circle of royal huts under the boughs of ancient trees.