2010 Soccer Games Schedule
With wide open spaces and sunny blue skies, South Africa is the perfect place to ‘Come Out And Play’. There are a multitude of outdoor (and indoor) activities to choose from.
Hiking –
our hiking trails have been rated the best in the world, and what better way to explore this beautiful country and the people who inhabit it. Choose from the iconic Otter Trail in Tsitsikamma, the Hoerikwaggo Trail from Table Mountain to Cape Point, the world-class Oystercatcher Trail in Mossel Bay or any one of the stunning trails in Mpumalanga or the Wild Coast – and see South Africa at its best.
Shark Diving –
get up close to the awesome Great White Shark in a cage, or swim amongst the Ragged Tooth Sharks. There are operators who will cater for your needs, giving you an insight into this ancient, majestic creature..
Mountain Biking -
South Africa offers the mountain biker everything under the sun (and that we have in abundance)! If you are planning on doing your own thing, there are mountain bike trails in - or near - virtually every town or city in South Africa - and events practically every weekend.
Hot Air ballooning -
Hot Air ballooning in South Africa has to be one of the iconic ‘must-do' experiences. Floating majestically above the ground, with the wonderful weather we experience, you have a spectacular, uninterrupted view of the South African countryside below. It is a magical, unique way to see this beautiful country.
Cultural Tours -
South Africa is a melting pot of cultures, its roots mingling with the Europeans since the arrival of the Portuguese, Italian and Dutch discoverers in the early 1400’s. 600 years later, our Constitution has created an environment where all 11 major indigeneous cultures are recognised, resulting in an astounding amount of music, literature, language, history, tradition, folk lore and mythology - we love our multi-cultural rainbow nation and all the enigmas and idiosyncracies that come with the diversity. Every town, and village in this magnificent country has something to share about its people. From the colours the Venda tribe to the tiny arrows the San use to send love messages. We bring to life the wars won and lost on the battle fields, as well as the birthplace of mankind. Come and discover the cultural mysteries and delights of South Africa.
Whale watching –
South Africa offers the best land-based whale watching in the world, stretching from the North Coast of Kwazulu Natal to the Cape Point. Some 37 species of whales and dolphins are found in South African waters, but the most common are the humpback whales and southern right whales. Humpback whales are often seen off the South African coast between July and November as they move to Mozambique to calve and breed. Southern right whales leave their Antarctic feeding ground to frolic in the warmer waters of the Southern Cape coast. Here they mate, calve and generally hang out, occasionally flopping a tail up, or sticking their heads out of the water, much to the delight of onlookers. They are a true marvel to behold.
And much more –
Choose from Canopy Tours, Kiteboarding, Paragliding, Diving, Quad biking, Horse riding – even Snow skiing – South Africa has it all, and you can find it and do it on Rooms4u.
