South Africa is home to some of the most urban cities on the African continent, but that’s not stopping it from being a true natural marvel. The list of its natural wonders that you have to explore is pretty much endless, and these three are a good place to start.
Blyde River Canyon
Known as the “green canyon” due to the lush greenery that covers its sandstone cliffs, the Blyde River Canyon offers the adventure of a lifetime. Bourke’s Luck Potholes and the Three Rondavels are two of its most popular attractions, and they perfectly encapsulate the geological richness of this canyon.
Table Mountain
This flat-topped mountain in Cape Town is one of South Africa’s most popular attractions for a reason. Enjoying it from the distance is amazing enough on its own, but the real magic happens once you get striking views at Lion’s Head, Signal Hill, Devil’s Peak, and other surrounding attractions.
Valley of Desolation
Every nature lover should visit the Camdeboo National Park during their visit to South Africa. One of its most striking wonders is the Valley of Desolation, which offers unforgettable views at sheer cliffs and rock formations rising from the valley floor.
