South Africa Travel Guides

South Africa, the 24th largest country globally, shares borders with Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, and Mozambique, boasting 2,798 km of coastline where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans converge. As the economic hub of Southern Africa, it attracts diverse communities from across the continent, including Congolese, Malawians, and Zimbabweans. Its colonial history also introduced European and Indian descendants with centuries-old roots. Additionally, over 12 indigenous tribes have deep roots in the nation. South Africa embraces at least 35 indigenous languages, with 10 of them as official languages, resulting in a rich blend of cultures, cuisine, traditions, and customs, making it a true ‘Rainbow Nation.’