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Town in the Wonderboom district, 3 km from north of Pretoria North, now known as Tshwane. It obtained Municipal status o...

The Gamtoos river probably derived its name from a Khoikhoi clan whose name was given by early Dutch settlers as "Gamtou...

This huge Dam was created to supply Citrus Farmers further down, in the Sundays River Valley with Irrigation Water for t...

Zwide makes a mistake by thinking that he can surprise Shaka, and hastily sends off his much greater army to fight the Z...

Sahlumbe, a Settlement along the Tugela River, about 23km from Weenen and on the edge of Msinga which was a District, es...

Stopping place for the Transnet busses on the Route from Bedford to Spring Valley. The name is derived from Achaskloof. ...

Abiekwakop is a Hillock 50 km North of Brandvlei, in the Kenhardt District. A Khoikhoi name derived for the bushes ...

It enters the Indian Ocean on the Southern Coast of Africa and 34 km south-west of Mossel Bay. The bridge swing and bung...

The town was founded in 1858 as a military fort after a dispute between a Natal Colony raiding party and local people. I...

Hobeni is a Village in Mbhashe Local Municipality in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. Ikhaya Loxolo, a commun...

View of the Luvuvhu River, which the Village is Named After. Levubu is situated in a sub-tropical fruit Farming Area in ...

Coerney is a River and Railway station 64 km North of Port Elizabeth, on the route to Rosmead, situated in the Sundays R...

The Bejani is a tributary of the Sabie River, entering from the North-West. Mkhohlu Railway Siding some 20 km South-East...

River which has its source in the Fountains Valley and flows through Pretoria. Said to have been named after the large p...

Name applied from 1657 to the Liesbeek River, in Cape Town. Named after a small River in the Netherlands. The first 'fre...

Xhosa name for the Doorn River, now known as; Indwe!  It means 'thorns' referring to the Acacia trees that gro...

Waterhole in the sandy bed of the, Nwaswitsonto River, in the Kruger National Park! The name is Tsonga for 'at the anthi...

An old Mission Station that takes its name from the nearby stream. The name means 'black water', from Zulu. 

Waterfall in the Umgeni River, 22 km North-East of Pietermaritzburg. Probably named after the consort of Queen Victoria,...

Pass about 40 km North of Witbank, leading Westwards from the Olifants River Valley to Wildehondekraal. The name is Afri...

Addo Drift was the first convenient natural crossing of the Sunday's River to be encountered inland from the sea, and wa...

Mountian in the Richtersveld, at the confluence of the Fish River with the Orange River. This a Khoikhoi name for 'Rooil...

The Town is also only an hour away from several Beaches. There is uncertainty about the origin of the name Riviersondere...

The Doring River is situated in the Northwestern Cederberg and has its origin the majestic Hex River Mountains towards t...

The small, picturesque village of Botrivier lies in the foothills of the Houw Hoek Mountains, en route to Hermanus.

The Orange River, Southern Africa’s longest waterway, rises high in the Drakensberg Mountains of Lesotho, only 195 km fr...

The Great Fish River, distinguishable from the Namibian Fish River by the word ‘great’, that runs through the Eastern Ca...

Sundays River Mouth and the beach that accompanies it are awesome reflections of the beauty of the Eastern Cape. The riv...

Superb Trout fishing, but extreme weather!

Visitors flying into the city will cross the Buffalo River on their trip into the city from the East London Airport. Ho...

In the heart of the scenic Garden Route on the Cape south coast, near the mouth of the Goukamma River, lies a secret hid...

The original building is the first recorded public Hindu temple to have been erected on the African continent. Built in ...

Xuxuwa the Railroad Siding, Eastern Cape, is 9 km West of Fort Beaufort and 7 km East-Northeast of Brakfontein. It takes...

The village of Mowbray was established in about 1853 on the farm Welgelegen, in an area more commonly known as Drie Kopp...

These trees are a remnant of the hedge planted in 1660 by Jan van Riebeeck as a Boundary to the newly established Settle...

The village of Great Brak Rivier was founded by Charles Searle, an English paper-mill hand who, together with his wife a...

The village of Gonubie derived its name from a Khoikhoi term for the brambleberry bush.

For the adventurer wanting to explore the many unique and wild treasures this coast has to offer, Mbotyi offers the priv...