The 9 Beautiful Provinces within South Africa.

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South Africa has some of the most beautiful provinces you will ever see. Have you ever wanted to travel but you not financially stable to be able to travel where you want to? Well, look no further, South Africa boasts 9 different Provinces that most certainly will grab your attention and make you want to plan some sort of getaway with either your family or friends. You really don't need to have bucket loads of money to have to enjoy what South Africa has to offer.

Limpopo is one of the Provinces that has many interesting facts about it, not only does it boast beautiful get away places to escape the busyness of the city, it also is rich in mineral deposits that also include the platinum group metals such as iron, ore, chromium, high-and middle grade coking coal, diamonds, antimony, phosphate and copper to name a few. This province has the largest platinum deposit in South Africa.  

The Western Cape has some the most amazing wine farms to explore, the beaches are fantastic, there are hundreds of restaurants and holiday places to explore when you are this side. The strawberry farm in Cape Town has to be one the the best places to visit when you are this side. There are many museums to visit to find out more about ones heritage.  The Company Garden, The Grand Parade which has become famous for its Wednesday and Saturday Parade day, where you have many stores on the parade trading different items such as cutlery, bedding, clothes, foods, luxuries, blankets, toys, books and bathroom equipment to name a few. It's a huge tourist attraction as lot of their items are sold very cheap compared to the stores at malls.

If shark cage diving is your kinda thing, then Durban would definitely suit your curiosity. It's beaches are also magnificent and the curry from Durban is something to behold. You most likely to catch a good tan on a very hot summer day in Durban, but you guaranteed a real good time/. 

There are many good Provinces in South Africa, which is understandable considering how many tourists flock to some Provinces in SA to escape their country for a while. Of course, since COVID19 has unexpectedly stopped all travels globally, many countries have suffered at the hands of not having any tourists come visit, but as soon as the virus is contained and a vaccine has been discovered, do your self a favour and visit some of these 9 Provinces in South Africa, you will not be sorry. 


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