This World Heritage Site combines pristine forests with wetlands and marine ecology. The string of lakes, marshes, coral reefs and secluded beaches, make this north-eastern corner of South Africa a sub-tropical paradise. The warm sea attracts a huge diversity of marine life including leatherback and loggerhead turtles that lay their eggs in the soft sand during summer. Ragged-tooth sharks congregate off rocky reefs and bottlenose dolphins leap joyously in the wave break. Whale sharks are known to investigate boats and humpback whales migrate here in winter.

A sophisticated conservation model has been successfully implemented in Rocktail Bay, whereby a partnership between conservation authorities, local communities and Wilderness Safaris is successfully helping to preserve the area and create jobs.

Addo Reserve 
Blyde River Canyon 
Cape Peninsula National Park 
Cedarberg Wilderness 
Drakensberg 
Hluhluwe and Umfolozi 
Kalahari 
Knysna National Lakes
Kruger National Park 
Kruger Region Private Parks 
Madikwe Game Reserve 
Maputaland Reserve 
Mkuze Game Reserve 
Namaqualand 
Ndumo and Tembe 
Phinda Private Game Reserve
Pilanesberg National Park 
Rocktail Bay 
St Lucia Wetlands 
Tsitsikama National Park 
Welgevonden Waterberg 
West Coast National Park 
Wild Coast and Transkei

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