Cape Town is one of the most visited cities in Africa, and for good reason. Table Mountain, the Atlantic Seaboard, the Cape Winelands and the Cape Peninsula are all within easy reach of the city centre. The best way to experience all of it, on your own schedule and without
The Drakensberg is one of South Africa’s most dramatic landscapes. A mountain range stretching along the border between KwaZulu-Natal and Lesotho, it rises sharply from rolling green foothills to a basalt escarpment that tops out above 3 000 metres in places. Much of the range falls within a UNESCO World
Mpumalanga’s Panorama Route is one of South Africa’s most rewarding self-drive roads. Stretching along the edge of the Drakensberg Escarpment in the north-east of the country, the route strings together a sequence of natural landmarks that most people only see in photographs. With a rental car from SANI SIXT, you
North of Durban lies a coastal stretch that blends laid-back luxury, endless beaches and some of the best driving views in the province. This route along the Dolphin Coast is close enough for a quick escape but packed with the kind of stops that make you want to linger.
There’s something special about Sundays in Gauteng: quiet roads, fresh air and a growing list of weekend markets that celebrate local flavour and creativity. With SANI SIXT, you can string them all together into a laid-back self-drive trail.
Gauteng is often seen as a fast-paced business hub, but beneath the highways and high-rises lies a surprising wealth of green spaces. These spots are perfect for weekend drives, picnic stops and nature-filled escapes without leaving the city.
Gauteng’s streets, walls and rooftops are alive with colour, history and creativity. From large-scale murals in Joburg’s inner city to sculpture parks tucked into suburban spaces, the province offers a powerful and accessible public art trail.
Tucked deep in the rugged Cederberg mountains lies a lesser-known South African treasure. Rooibos country. This indigenous tea is grown nowhere else on earth, and the route to its origins makes for one of the Western Cape’s most underrated self-drive experiences.
When it comes to wine routes in the Western Cape, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek often take the spotlight. But for those looking to discover bold wines, open roads and authentic local hospitality, the Swartland offers an unforgettable detour.
While the Western Cape is often associated with vineyards and mountain passes, few know about the pristine rock pools, waterfalls and wild rivers tucked away in the Cederberg. Just a few hours from Cape Town, this rugged mountain region is home to some of the most refreshing and secluded swimming
Cape Town is one of the most visited cities in Africa, and for good reason. Table Mountain, the Atlantic Seaboard, the Cape Winelands and the
The Drakensberg is one of South Africa’s most dramatic landscapes. A mountain range stretching along the border between KwaZulu-Natal and Lesotho, it rises sharply from
Mpumalanga’s Panorama Route is one of South Africa’s most rewarding self-drive roads. Stretching along the edge of the Drakensberg Escarpment in the north-east of the
North of Durban lies a coastal stretch that blends laid-back luxury, endless beaches and some of the best driving views in the province. This route along the Dolphin Coast is close enough for a quick escape but packed with the kind of stops that make you want to linger.
There’s something special about Sundays in Gauteng: quiet roads, fresh air and a growing list of weekend markets that celebrate local flavour and creativity. With SANI SIXT, you can string them all together into a laid-back self-drive trail.
Gauteng is often seen as a fast-paced business hub, but beneath the highways and high-rises lies a surprising wealth of green spaces. These spots are perfect for weekend drives, picnic stops and nature-filled escapes without leaving the city.
Gauteng’s streets, walls and rooftops are alive with colour, history and creativity. From large-scale murals in Joburg’s inner city to sculpture parks tucked into suburban spaces, the province offers a powerful and accessible public art trail.
Tucked deep in the rugged Cederberg mountains lies a lesser-known South African treasure. Rooibos country. This indigenous tea is grown nowhere else on earth, and the route to its origins makes for one of the Western Cape’s most underrated self-drive experiences.
When it comes to wine routes in the Western Cape, Stellenbosch and Franschhoek often take the spotlight. But for those looking to discover bold wines, open roads and authentic local hospitality, the Swartland offers an unforgettable detour.
While the Western Cape is often associated with vineyards and mountain passes, few know about the pristine rock pools, waterfalls and wild rivers tucked away in the Cederberg. Just a few hours from Cape Town, this rugged mountain region is home to some of the most refreshing and secluded swimming spots in South Africa.
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