The Golden City - Johannesburg, South Africa, is the place to go to mix big-city culture, shopping, dining and nightlife with outdoor adventures, up-close wildlife encounters and visits to historical sites. In and around the city are museums covering art, history, science and apartheid. Nearby are caves, animal and nature reserves, the traditional villages of local cultures, working gold and diamond mines and the Cradle of Humankind, where the remains of an early human, Australopithecus, were discovered.

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Deep in the African bushveld, within South Africa's famous Sabi Sand Reserve, 'something enchanting lies in wait' - the Sabi Sabi Private Game Reserve. This award winning private game reserve offers world-class standards in luxury accommodation, exceptional close wildlife encounters, personal service and delicious cuisine.

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You will undeniably be blown away by Cape Town: gorgeous beaches, dramatic vineyards, a stylish center plus that astonishing flat-topped mountain plonked smack bang in the middle add up to jaw-dropping glory.

While Cape Town is one of the world’s most beautiful cities, it’s also among the most easily manageable. Although the suburbs now sprawl outwards, most tourist attractions are clustered close together. You can’t walk far without stumbling across colorful African crafts, eclectic restaurants, fascinating museums and world-class hotels.

Endowed with such cosmopolitan chic, Cape Town went through a transformation as it prepared to host the 2010 World Cup, which has undoubtedly served to enhance its already alluring appeal. New hotels, restaurants and clubs are springing up in the city, although you may be just tempted to bask in the African sun and admire the views instead. Furthermore, the exquisite wine region of the Cape is surely something to revel in as it is an essential aspect of life in the area.

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