Scenery Gallery

Azure blue waters surrounded the coast of South Africa.

Late afternoon rays fall across the Drakensberg mountains.

The Drakensberg is known for its dramatic scenery.

The sun sets over the lowveld in South Africa.

A lion hunts a Cape buffalo in the Kruger Park.

The iconic vineyards of the Cape winelands.

A backdrop of mountains frame the shores of the Cape peninsula.

The Victoria Falls are wedged between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

The stunning curvature of the Victoria Falls.

An idyllic scene at Victoria Falls.

A cable car approaches the facade of Table Mountain.

Springtime sees a proliferation of flowers across the Cape.

Cape Town

Olifants Camp is perched high above the Olifants River.

The Drakensberg offers bucolic getaways.

Flower season in the Cape.

The wild beaches of the Cape.

A baobab tree in the Kruger National Park.

A baobab tree surrounded by blue wildebeest.

The Golden Gate National Park in the eastern Free State.

The Namib-Naukluft National Park in Namibia.

Lush scenery in the bushveld.

The Victoria Falls photographed in the late afternoon.

The Storms River Gorge in Tsitsikamma National Park.

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The Victoria Falls as seen from above.

The Garden Route is one of the most scenic regions in Southern Africa.

Gemsbok enjoy semi-arid environments.

The Cape winelands boast a variety of bouquets.

Cape buffalo are common in the Kruger National Park.

Table Mountain rises up from the Atlantic Ocean.

A giraffe and a herd of impala gather at waterhole.

The Blyde River Canyon is the largest canyon in South Africa.

Elephants are often found along rivers and around water sources.

Elephants are water-loving animals.

Acacia thorn trees are common throughout Southern Africa.

The Okavango Delta as seen from above.

One of the secondary roads in the Kruger National Park.

One of the rivers in the Kruger National Park.

The winter months dry out the bush.

The Kalahari is a semi-arid desert.

Succulent white grapes.

The serene setting of the Cape winelands.

Elephants below the facade of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Black wildebeest enjoy the open plains of the Free State.

An impala and gemsbok drink alongside one another.

Mountains fringe the skirts of the Cape winelands.

Table Mountain as seen from across Table Bay.

African pengins on the shores of Boulders Beach.

The waters of the Atlantic Ocean caress the shores of the Cape.

A black rhino in Etosha National Park.

Baobab trees are inherently African.

Baobab trees can become quite enormous.

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Blue wildebeest are also known as brindled gnu.

The Cape peninsula is known for its natural drama.