SPORT and ADVENTURE

South Africa is a must for the discerning golfer. Some of the world's best golf courses are situated in South Africa and has been explored by many. Tailor made tours to suit each and every pocket. Perhaps you would like to visit South Africa and play one of the oldest of all ball games - Lawn Bowls. Not widely offered or advertised by other touring companies this is one of the sporting events which are proving hugely successful in South Africa. From all over the world the bowling communities are starting to look at South Africa - combining their Lawn Bowls and Safaris for that unforgettable holiday. Other than these two sporting events (which we specialize in) we are able to put together virtually ANY sporting holiday of your choice while at the same time keeping in mind your budget.

ADVENTURE

The Northern province provides excellent opportunitites for hunting, birdwatching and game viewing, while one could Visit Mpumulanga is excellent for birdwatching, hunting, hiking, fly-fishing and game viewing. In Gauteng Hot Air Ballooning is popular and also offers the adventurer mountain climbing, paragliding and even some urban adventure While in the North West Province hunting and safaris are topping the popularity charts.

Visit the Free State for its maize fields, and make use of the superb mountain biking and hiking opportunities.

Wilderness hiking, snow on the Drakensberg mountains, the black rhino trails, miles and miles of coastal diving and Turtle viewing makes KwaZulu Natal special and should you enjoy snow skiing and wild sub tropical coastal scenery the Eastern Cape is a must!

With the Western Cape offering bungee jumping off the Gouritz River Bridge near Mossel Bay as well as the Bloukrans Bridge it is something NOT TO BE MISSED…… especially for the 'Wild at heart'. Combine this with fly-fishing, star gazing and some mountain biking or perhaps some sport fishing, river rafting, and any of the numerous 4x4 trails and even some desert hiking camel trails and you have a holiday not soon to be forgotten.

Lastly but not least, the Northern Cape has game and bird-viewing opportunities not easily found anywhere else in the world.