Cape Town Travel
Cape Town, the "Mother City" of South Africa. A holiday in Cape Town is not just about great beaches, scenery and food; it is a step back in time. At Uyaphi.com we invite you to one of the most visually stunning, culturally diverse and historic cities on the African continent.Kruger National Park
The Greater Kruger region of South Africa is one of Africa's finest wildlife destinations with safari lodges and camps suited for all budgets and tastes. The "Big 5" sighting and experience that the Kruger National Park, Timbavati and Sabi Sand offer is unrivalled in Southern Africa.Madikwe Travel Guide
The "Malaria Free" Madikwe Game Reserve is the fourth largest in South Africa and is home to 66 large mammal species including the "Big 5", cheetah and wild dog as well as approximately 300 bird species. The perfect "Big 5" and family safari destination.KwaZulu Natal Travel
The Kingdom of the Zulu, KwaZulu Natal South Africa is the melting pot of African, European and Indian cultures in South Africa. A popular holiday destination for holidaymakers from other provinces flocking to its sandy shores and incredible surf. The province is famed for the Drakensberg, the Midlands Meander, Battlefields and Zululand.Eastern Cape Travel
A land of rolling hills, endless sweeps of rocky coves, sandy beaches, towering mountains and "Malaria Free" game reserves. Mountain Zebra National Park, Addo Elephant National Park, Shamwari Game Reserve, Amakala Game Reserve and Port Elizabeth are some of the many destinations on offer.Garden Route Travel
The Garden Route of South Africa lies a few hours drive from Cape Town. The region is spectacularly rich in terms of establishments, scenery and activities; beaches, forests, lakes, lagoons and meandering rivers are all on offer. The Garden Route is the perfect add-on when visiting Cape Town.
South Africa Game Reserves
National Parks, private game reserves and wildlife orientated attractions in South Africa including Addo Elephant Park, Cape Point, Drakensberg, Hluhluwe Umfolozi, Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, Kruger National Park, Madikwe, Phinda, Sabi Sands, Table Mountain and Timbavati.Getting Around South Africa
With an area of 1 221 037 km², 747 014 km's of roads and 474 airports, South Africa is rather large. But you might be surprised to learn that navigating oneself across the country is rather easy. Here we showcase the more popular options available when travelling.Getting To South Africa
Most of the Worlds large (and even smaller) airlines fly directly or indirectly into several South African international airports. There are numerous daily flights from around the World as a result of the country being one of Africa's more popular travel destinations.South Africa Safety Tips
This is an essential guide for safety tips while in any of the South African cities or on a safari in the African bushveld. Traveling around South Africa can and most probably will be safe, but as in any destination on the planet - listen to your instincts and use common sense.South Africa Visa Requirements
South Africa visa requirement information, who needs visas, who does not (everyone does), when travelling with children under the age of 18 as well as what vaccinations are required. This a small yet informative page on what is taken to get into the country as a traveller.South Africa Weather
South Africa is famous for her sunshine and for good reason, the country enjoys a temperate and pleasant climate year round. On this page, you will find information on weather in certain areas of the country as well as weather-based websites and weather applications for your mobile devices.South Africa Map
A South African travel map in which we list most (if not all) of the hotels, B&B's, guesthouses, safari lodges and camps that we feature on Uyaphi.com. In the not too distant future, we will bee adding attractions, destinations as well as points of interest and national parks to this map. It is going to get rather big :)
- Sabi Sand Lodges
The Sabi Sand Reserve lies to the South West of the Kruger Park. Home to some of Africa's most sort after names, Sabi Sabi, Mala Mala, Londolozi and Singita to mention a few. All the lodges offered within the Sabi Sand ensures that one gets up close and personal with some of the best wildlife numbers in Africa.
- Timbavati Lodges
Timbavati Reserve lies on the Western boundary of the National Park; the border is unfenced allowing the wildlife to move freely between the two reserves. Timbavati is world famous for it wildlife and remote in comparison to the Sabi Sand Reserve in the South.
- Cape Town Game Reserves
Game Reserves all with the magnificent Karoo as a backdrop and the unique Fynbos as a biome these game reserves offer the chance to spot amongst other Elephant, Rhino, Lion, Buffalo and Leopard not forgetting the pretty amazing birdlife on show.
- Shamwari lodges
Shamwari is home to Africa's Big 5, is malaria free and is situated in the Eastern Cape. Shamwari has received numerous international awards, including the World's Leading Conservation Company and Game Reserve for many years.
- MalaMala Lodges
MalaMala is the Safari Industries original formula for the high-end photographic safari. In existence ever since 1927, this enormous flourishing stretch of land delivers probably the most exciting wildlife encounter this side of the equator. Four camps can be found offering only the very best.
- Singita Lodges
The Singita lodges within this portfolio have been for decades setting the highest standards in accommodation, conservation and service, while synonymous with all that is the best in the safari industry. If you are seeking the best of the best, look no further than these luxury lodges in the Kruger Park.
