In Cape Town:
Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens Sprawling over a magnificent 528 hectares and home to 5000 indigenous plant species, Kirstenbosch is rated one of the top seven botanical gardens in the world. With stunningly beautiful formal gardens dotted with African stone sculptures. Attractions include trails for the blind, a fragrance garden, a cycad amphitheatre, a greenhouse complete with Baobab tree, an authentic African mud hut, a gift shop, bookshop, restaurants and café.
Koopmans De Wet House Built in 1701; Koopmans De Wet House reflects patrician life at the Cape in the 18th century.
Robben Island Visiting Robben Island, a World Heritage Site, is a profoundly moving experience. The daily Robben Island Tour leaves from the Nelson Mandela Gateway at the V&A Waterfront Clock Tower Precinct. Apart from politics and history, Robben Island has penguin and seal colonies, and a fantastic view of Cape Town.
Table Mountain Cape Town s defining landmark is also one of the city s greatest tourist attractions. A cable car trip to the 1086m (3563ft) summit of Table Mountain takes just six minutes and the state-of-the-art gondola - one of just three of its kind in the world - rotates through 360 degrees on the way up.
Victoria & Alfred Waterfront Warehouses, offices and buildings created or renovated in the Victorian style, along with dozens of cafés and restaurants and the Two Oceans Aquarium make up this harbor. The Victoria Wharf Shopping Centre, with over 250 retail outlets, is a shopoholic s delight.
In Johannesburg:
Lesedi Cultural Experience
The two-and-a-half-hour experience includes displays of authentic indigenous dancing, recreated Zulu, Ndebele, Sotho, Xhosa and Pedi villages.
Johannesburg Zoo
It has more than 300 species of animals, birds & reptiles including exotic species from other parts of Africa.
Musical Fountains
Multicolored fountains are synchronized to popular tunes at Wemmer Pan.
Chamber of Mines
Includes visits to working Gold Mines.
Melrose Wild Bird Sanctuary
More than 120 wild bird species nest in the reed beds & indigenous trees around the lake.
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