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Open Africa Routes

Open Africa Routes

South Africa

Eastern Cape

  • Baviaanskloof Route
  • eScape Route
  • Garden Route Sea Kayaking Trails
  • Inyathi Buffalo Route
  • Maloti Route
  • Mbodla Eco-Heritage Route
  • Mid-Karoo Route
  • Port St Johns Open Africa Route

Free State

  • Horizon Route

Gauteng

  • Alexandra Township of Rhythm Route

KwaZulu-Natal

  • Amajuba Route
  • Drakensberg Experience Route
  • Elephant Coast Route
  • Nguni Route
  • uMngeni Footprint Route
  • Zululand Sea Kayaking Route

Limpopo

  • Hlanganani Route
  • Kamoka Route
  • Kruger to Canyons Route
  • Land of Legend Route
  • Ribolla Open Africa Route
  • Rixile Culture to Kruger Route
  • Route of Lost Kingdoms
  • Seraki Blouberg Route

Northern Cape

  • Augrabies Contrast Route
  • Footprints of the San
  • Kalahari Oasis Route
  • Kalahari Red Dune Route
  • Kamiesberg Route
  • Kimberley Diamond Route
  • Richtersveld Route

Western Cape

  • Caledon Blue Crane Route
  • Cape Care Route
  • Cape Nature Route
  • Dwars River Escape Route
  • Khanyisa Cape Route
  • KwaMandlenkosi Route
  • Mothers of Creation Route
  • Porterville Blue Crane Route
  • Sindwendwela Arts / Craft and Cultural Route
  • Southermost Route
  • Southern Overberg Fynbos Route
  • West Coast Rock Art Route
  • West Coast Sea Kayaking Route
  • Xairu Blue Crane Route

Lesotho

  • Maloti Route

Mozambique

  • Mozambique Sea Kayak Route
  • Rixile Bush to Beach Route

Namibia

  • Caprivi Wetlands Paradise Route
  • Four Deserts Route
  • Nama Padloper Route

Swaziland

  • Swaziland Route

Zambia

  • Barotse Trails Route
 

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Verbatim

My art is filled with numerous brown people drunk with the sun, full of flowers, fruit, sea, and mountains.
– Irma Stern, South African artist

Did You Know?

Tufa waterfalls can be viewed from Blyde Dam. These waterfalls differ from most other falls: instead of eating their way backwards through the rock over which they fall, they move forwards, “building” up a layer onto the rock.

– See Kruger to Canyons Route

Comments and Reviews

EXCELLENT IS ALL I CAN SAY.i HUNTED ON THIS FARM LAST YEAR AND I ALSO USED THE FACILITIES FOR ANOTHER FUNCTION.SERVICE AND ATTITUDE OF ALL WAS JUST MAGIC.I GOING BACK IN MAY/JUNE 2010.KEEP UP THE EXCELLENT SERVICE ATTITUDE.IT'S IMPORTANT.

Akash Nandcoomar on 5th of February, 2010 at 10:23. See related participant

ndovha ndi tshi kho u nyaga u da u dala

manda on 5th of February, 2010 at 00:07. See related participant

Can't the Mpumalanga Routes also be added under South African Routes? These entries are only found by chance.

Mari Serfontein on 4th of February, 2010 at 09:38. See related country

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Paul on 2nd of February, 2010 at 12:56. See related participant

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