It is January, children have returned to school, and most adults have returned to their normal day-to-day activities by going to work.
However, some may have strategically protected their leave days for extra rest.
If this is you, don’t waste your time in your home. Instead, go on a proper, well-deserved break; you deserve it.
South Africa has several popular holiday spots that are guaranteed to feel rejuvenated and fresh for the year ahead.
Here are some popular attractions that you can visit:
Sun City Resort
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Located in the North West, this resort is well known for being the home to the Valley of the Waves, a 6 500 square wave pool. The beautiful crystal-clear waters surrounded by 3500 trees flown in from all around the world gives visitors a tropical feel.
This venue is ideal for kids and includes an array of fun activities, such as surfing, quad biking as well as golf.
Abalone Lodges
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A short drive from Knysna, this beautiful gem is ideal for those looking to spend some time with their significant other. Whether it’s for an anniversary, birthday, or relaxing, this spot will cater to your needs.
he facility boasts several cabins, all providing majestic views of nature guaranteed to take your breath away.
Avalon Springs
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A two-hour drive from Cape Town, you’ll find Avalon Springs, a beautiful lodge in the heart of Montagu. The lodge offers many hotel rooms and chalets and boasts several spring pools and gorgeous mountain views.
Several attractions include Sanbona Wildlife Reserve, Bloupant Hiking Trail, Cogmanskloof Pass, Badskloof Hiking Trail, Joubert House and the Leiwater Dam Birding.
Magalies Park
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Rested alongside the tranquil surroundings of the Magalies River, this is considered a peaceful retreat which combines the best of nature with the best of leisure activities and accommodation.
Some activities you can try include fishing, golf, paintballing, hiking, mountain biking, bird watching and many more.
Also see: Ten must see African towns to visit
