South Africa

When you dream of taking a trip to South Africa, you conjure up images of untamed territories stretching to infinity, of animals roaming free in a grandiose natural setting, of untamed oceans..
In fact, there's an infinite variety of landscapes to discover, each one the antipode of the next, offering just as many possibilities for excursions
And let's not forget the "rainbow nation" of mixed-race, coloured, white and Indian people who characterize this authentic land, rich in the cultures and history that will make you love South Africa so much!
In terms of nature, discover the charms of the unspoilt coastline of the Garden Route, the penguin-filled beaches and centuries-old vineyards of Cape Town Bay, the Swazi valleys, the bush of private reserves and national parks, such as the famous Umfolozi Park , for a safari in search of the Big Five... Admire the mysterious lands of the Drakensberg or the Xhosa country, where Mandela lived his early years
A trip to South Africa is an extraordinary journey. The country, bathed by two oceans (Atlantic and Indian), boasts an infinite variety of topography and remarkably beautiful landscapes. It's a mosaic of steppes, savannahs, mountains, desert zones, turquoise beaches, large American-style cities and timeless Zulu villages.

This flag represents the country's complex heritage. Adopted in 1994, during the first multiracial elections that led to Nelson Mandela's presidency of the Republic, it combines the historic colors of South Africa (red, white, blue) with those of the ANC (black, green, yellow).
Blue represents the sky, green the earth, black the native Africans, white the native Europeans, yellow the country's gold wealth, red the blood shed for freedom.
The upside-down Y represents the convergence of all these colors towards a union in progress..