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TOUCH THE SKY IN THE DRAKENSBERG KWAZULU-NATAL South Africa’s largest mountain range, the Drakensberg, is the spine of the nation, forming borders between KwaZulu-Natal, Free State and Lesotho. DON’T MISS: While hiking, keep an eye out for ancient San rock art, found in caves along the foothills of the mountains.


TRAVERSE THE VALLEY OF A THOUSAND HILLS KWAZULU-NATAL The never-ending network of gorges and hills that spread as far as the eye can see is also home to traditional Zulu villages. DON’T MISS: Dip your toes in the warm waters of the Umgeni River, the main artery of the valley.


HIKE THE OTTER TRAIL EASTERN CAPE Located along the Garden Route, Tsitsikamma National Park is home to the famous Otter Trail. This hiking route runs from the dramatic Storms River Mouth to the aptly named Nature’s Valley. DON’T MISS: Keep an eye out for the charming yet shy Cape clawless otter, after which the trail is named.


BALLOON OVER THE MAGALIESBURG NORTH WEST Drift lazily over the treetops in the stunning Magaliesburg River Valley in a hot air balloon. DON’T MISS: Keep an eye out for wildlife crossing the valley below you.


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Hot air ballooning in North West Province


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