Nestled in the heart of the Highveld, Gauteng is the smallest province in South Africa. Comprising only 14% of the nation’s land area, the province contains the highly urbanized and expansive cities of Pretoria and Johannesburg.

Pretoria

East, Old East, North, Central, West, Moot

Centurion

Die Hoewes, Highveld, Raslouw, The Reeds, Wierdapark, Lyttelton, Eldoragne, Kosmosdal

Midrand

Midfields Estate, Midlands Estate, Midrand, Midstream, Noordwyk

West Rand

Krugersdorp, Randfontein, Westonaria

Johannesburg

Sandton, Randburg, JHB CBD, JHB South, Soweto, Northcliff, Roodepoort, Kempton Park

East Rand

Benoni, Brakpan, Boksburg, Springs, Nigel, Heidelberg

Gauteng South

Vereeniging, Vanderbijlpark, Vaal dam, Meyerton, Evaton

Cullinan & Bronkhorstspruit

Cullinan, Bronkhorstspruit

Western Cape

Situated in the south western corner of South Africa, the Western Cape is one of the country’s most popular locations and destinations. Boasting the exquisite allure of the Winelands, the Karoo and the splendour of the Garden Route, the province also houses Cape Town – the Mother City – a haven for its culturally practised and tasteful residents.

Cape Town

Table Mountain, Cape Town City Bowl, Peninsula, Northern Suburbs, Southern Suburbs, Cape Flats

Boland

Gordon's Bay & Surrounds, Stellenbosch, Paarl & Surrounds, Worcester & Surrounds

Garden Route

George, Mossel Bay, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Still Bay, Klein Karoo

Great Karoo

Beaufort West, Laingsburg & Surrounding

Overberg

Gans Bay, Pringle Bay & Surrounding, Hermanus, Grabow

West Coast

West Coast Peninsula, Lamberts Bay, Strandfontein

KwaZulu-Natal

Also known as the Garden province as a result of its coastal sub-tropical climate, KwaZulu-Natal has always been one of South Africa’s favourite holiday destinations. While the coastline is dotted with picturesque small towns, the province’s interior consists mainly of inspiring and spectacular rolling hills.

Durban

Central, South, West, North

Dolphin Coast

Stanger, Ballito, Umdloti

Midlands

Greytown, Edendale, Kokstad

Northern KZN

Escourt, Ladysmith, Newcastle, Vryheid

South Coast

Margate, Scottburgh

North Coast & Richards Bay

Richards Bay, Mandini

Eastern Cape

The Eastern Cape includes such diverse landscapes – from the arid Karoo to the wet and windy Grahamstown – that any person can find their nirvana here. This province also boasts South Africa’s only snow skiing resort, which is situated in the Southern Drakensberg.

EC Interior

Queenstown, Venterstad, Fort Beaufort, Umtata, Tarkastad

East London

Gonubie, Postdam, Kei Mouth, Port St Johns

Port Elizabeth

Uitenhage, Kenton-on-Sea, Port Alfred, Hamburg

Grahamstown

Kings Flats, Adelaide, Bathurst

Eastern Karoo

Cradock, Graaff-Reinet, Steynsburg, Aberdeen, Kirkwood

Jeffrey's Bay

Wavecrest, Joubertina, Cape St Francis, Kareedouw, Stormsrivier, Hankey

Free State

With Bloemfontein as its capital city, the Free State is found in the very heart of South Africa. The lovely climate and fertile land have made the province a thriving agricultural community. The Free State’s chief tourist attraction is the Golden Gate Highlands National Park nestled in the foothills of the breathtaking Maluti Mountains.

Bloemfontein

Langenhoven Park, Bayswater, Heidedal, Bloemdustria

Northern Free State

Parys, Sasolburg, Villiers, Kroonstad

Southern Free State

Koffiefontein , Smithfield, Springfontein, Edenburg, Reddersburg

Eastern Free State

Bethlehem, Harrismith, Clarens

Goldfiels

Hoopstad, Welkom, Theunissen, Odendaalrus

Mpumalanga

Meaning literally “the place where the sun rises”, Mpumalanga is divided into scenic highveld and savannah lowveld. Main attractions in the province include the Kruger National Park, the Sudwala Caves and the Blyde River Canyon.

Dullstroom

Belfast, Dullstroom, Sabie, Lydenburg, Machadodorp, Graskop

Nelspruit (Mbombela)

West Acres, Boschrand, Baberton

Witbank

Die Heuwel, Ben Fleur, Lynnville, Kwa Guqa

Lowveld

Hazyview, Komatiepoort, White River

Highveld

Middleburg, Secunda & Trichardt, Delmas, Kriel

Limpopo

As the northernmost province in South Africa, Limpopo shares its borders with Botswana on the west, Mozambique on the east and Zimbabwe in the north. Limpopo’s proximity to these African countries has gifted it with the beauty and contrasting landscapes that has made it a favourite among travellers and adventure seekers.