Destinations

Take a look at some of the destinations offered by Tamrich Tours.

South Africa

Known by many as the "Rainbow Nation", the Republic of South Africa occupies the Southern-most part of Africa, stretching from 22 to 35 South and from 17 to 33 degrees East. Here you will find a world in one country where ancient and modern live side by side enjoying an enormous wealth of cultural diversity, industry, history and wildlife. Meet Africa in all her glory. ... Read More

Botswana

Botswana is one of the last remaining safari destinations in Africa where visitors can still experience nature as the early explorers did. With her independence in 1966 Botswana was one of the poorest countries in Africa. Today, however, there has been remarkable growth in all sectors of the economy. ... Read More


Namibia

An enchanted land with magical moonlit evenings and stunning sunsets. A land where Dunes and Ocean meet. Here, in Namibia, travellers will find the world's largest dunes. ... Read More


Seychelles

Seychelles - as pure as it gets! The Seychelles is a group of about 115 islands which lie 1600 km off the coast of East Africa. Seychelles 115 islands fall into two distinct groups ... Read More


Mauritius

Mauritius will enchant you, will uplift your soul, making you feel that you belong ... Read More


Zimbabwe

A mood to suit the needs of any soul. She can be as serene as the verdant Bromley valley, as exotic as the Vumba, where orchids and monkeys tangle in the lianas or as wild as the lion coloured plains of Hwange. ... Read More


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Victoria Falls, one of the 7 natural wonders of the world is only a 1 hour flight from Johannesburg.
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216 metres the Bloukrans Bridge bungy jump is the world’s highest commercial jump.
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South Africa is the first African country to host the Soccer World Cup.
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Capetonians refer to the southeaster wind as the “Cape Doctor” because it “blows away” pollution and “cleans” the air. Out of sight, out of mind?
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About half of the world´s gold is produced in South Africa.
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Cape Town's famous Table Mountain was first floodlit in 1947 for the Royal Visit by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip.
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South Africa has three capitals: Cape Town, Pretoria, and Bloemfontein, however, Johannesburg is the most important economic, industrial and cultural center.
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South Africa has the oldest meteor scar in the world, called the Vredefort Dome.
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Blyde River Canyon is the third largest canyon in the world but the largest green one.
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The only street in the world to house two Nobel Peace prize winners is in Soweto where Nelson Mandela and Archbishop Desmond Tutu each have houses in Vilakazi Street.
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The world’s first heart transplant was done in South Africa in 1967 by South African Dr Chris Barnard.
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The South African butterflyfish is the only butterflyfish species to be found in both the Indian (warm) and the Atlantic (cold) oceans.
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South Africa is the sole producer of the Mercedes Benz, C Class, right hand drive vehicles.
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South Africa is 5 times the size of Japan and three times the size of Texas.
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South Africa is the only country in the world to voluntarily abandon its nuclear weapons programme.
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There are more than 275 000 windmills on farms across South Africa, second in number only to Australia.
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The world’s largest diamond was the Cullinan, found in South Africa in 1905 it weighed 3,106.75 carats uncut.
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South Africa has the largest hydro-electric power tunnel system in the world.
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Afrikaans is the youngest official language in the world – it is approximately 90 - 100 years old.
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South Africa's national flower is the protea.