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The North West Parks & Tourism Board
(NWPTB) has entered a new phase of operational excellence
with the full rollout of its modernised access systems
and revised tariff structure across key provincial nature
reserves. Now in their second week of implementation,
Pilanesberg National Park… read more
Travellers planning a beach holiday in KwaZulu-Natal can take
comfort in the latest water quality update from the
eThekwini Municipality, which confirms that
22 of Durban’s 23 beaches are currently safe for
swimming. This announcement, based on rigorous coastal
water tests conducted on 11 December 2025… read more
Excitement is building along Durban’s iconic Golden Mile as the
eThekwini Municipality unveils plans for a R1 billion
redevelopment of the former Durban Funworld site into a
state-of-the-art amusement park, set to open its doors in 2027. This
ambitious project, spearheaded by Masithu Consulting and
Project Mana… read more
As the festive season approaches and visitor numbers surge,
Cape Town Tourism has unveiled an updated
set of safety guidelines for motorists
navigating the Mother City and its surrounds. With thousands expected to
descend on Cape Town’s vibrant streets and scenic corridors, these
recommendations are de… read more
On 1 December 2025, the North West Parks &
Tourism Board (NWPTB) implemented a new
card-only, cashless gate-taking system at
two of its flagship reserves: Pilanesberg National
Park and Kgaswane Mountain & Nature
Reserve. This upgrade is a key component of the N… read more
The City of Windhoek is set to welcome visitors back to one of
its most cherished green spaces, as the Goreangab Dam
Recreation Park officially reopens on 10 December 2025.
Nestled in the north-western suburbs of Namibia’s capital, the park has
been closed since late July to facilitate urgent maintenance and repairs
to… read more
In a move set to reshape the
visitor experience at one of southern Africa’s most iconic destinations,
Sossusvlei and Deadvlei—the famed salt and
clay pans surrounded by towering red dunes within the
Namib-Naukluft National Park—will implement
sweeping new access regulations from 15 December 2025. These… read more
January signals a remarkable transformation in
Etosha National Park, Namibia’s iconic
safari destination. As the heart of the rainy season unfolds, the
familiar dusty plains are quickly replaced by a vibrant, green oasis
teeming with new life, scattered water sources, and a kaleidoscope of
skies. While the predictabili… read more
The /Ai/Ais-Richtersveld Transfrontier
Park, a remarkable conservation area bridging South
Africa and Namibia, is currently facing operational challenges that
require immediate attention from all visitors, especially those managing
safari logistics or adventure tours in the region. South
African National Parks … read more
South African National Parks
(SANParks) has issued a timely advisory for
all visitors heading to the Kgalagadi Transfrontier
Park this December, with a focus on those planning
self-drive safaris, wildlife photography expeditions, or immersive
nature escapes. Due to routine monthly stocktaking, the oper… read more
North West Parks & Tourism Board Modernises Access and Tariffs at Provincial Nature Reserves
Durban’s Coastline Welcomes Summer with 22 of 23 Beaches Safe for Swimming
New Safety Guidelines Enhance Secure Holiday Journeys Across Cape Town’s Road Network
Windhoek’s Goreangab Dam Recreation Park Reopens as Urban Oasis after Major Upgrades
Namibia’s Sossusvlei and Deadvlei Introduce Strict New Access Rules: What African Operators Need to
Etosha National Park’s Rainy Season Unveils a Verdant Wildlife Wonderland
Diesel Shortage and Ferry Closure Impact Access to /Ai/Ais-Richtersveld Transfrontier Park
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park Announces Temporary Shop Hours for December 2025
