South Africa: 1999

subtropical climate and sunny beaches on the Indian Ocean

South Africa – a melting pot of cultures

No speed limit, but there’s not point in trying to find your contact lenses afterwards.

The Stellenbosch Wine Route leads from one cellar to another.

Ostriches eat considerable quantities of sand and stones – as a digestive.

why don’t you come a bit closer...

well-fed and healthy

Hippos might look clumsy, but are rather fast. They don’t care about who or what is in their way.

camping site on the shore of the Berg River

penguins on Boulders Beach

the gorgeous Jackass Penguin

Hout Bay

Chapman’s Peak Drive – the world’s most spectacular coastal road.

the famous landmark of Capetown, the Table mountain

Rock hyrax live in colonies of over 50 animals.

Swartland, the granary of the Cape region

Springboks are known for their vertical leaps.

Due to lack of trees, up to 150 weaver birds have chosen this one to build a nest.

Cheetahs are active during the day.

Arrived!