A journey through articles to explore South Africa in depth

Follow me to the very charming town of Springbok and its region, known for its beautiful flowers and also for its diamond mines.

Like its fellow African countries, South Africa still has a quite problematic relationship with handicaps. Associations and NGOs are working on the ground to change mentalities and supply better services, but the reality is hardly satisfactory.

Nelson Mandela dreamed of a 'Rainbow Nation'. The diversity of the country's population is reflected in the range and number of religious beliefs.

Taking up nearly the entire area of Kwazulu-Natal, Zululand is a wild place with magnificent scenery and a very pleasant climate. With its small, charming cities, private and lush nature reserves and fascinating culture, Zululand is quite simply beautiful.

South African food is as varied as its population. Its regional and local specialties have Dutch, Indian, British and Malay influences. 

Durban is the biggest town in KwaZulu-Natal. Sitting on the Sunshine Coast, by the Indian Ocean, its American/Australian beach culture attracts surfers and water sports fans from all over the world.

Even though Robben Island and Mvezo provide poignant links to Nelson Mandela, spending time exploring his history in Johannesburg will also show you how Madiba spent several years.

The Kruger National Park in one of the best known game reserves in the world, where you'll see a host of wild animals. Among them, you'll be able to spot the Big 5.

Unlike other countries on the African continent, quite a few South African celebrities have seen their fame cross the border and reach a global audience. In the case of Mandela, he changed the course of humanity.

Situated at the southern tip of the continent, South Africa, is a huge country - so big that its climate varies from one region to another. South Africa is also home to a number of amazing safari parks, where you'll find an extaordinary selection of wildlife.