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In Cape Town, discover modern culture, fascinating history and exceptional natural beauty, all rubbing shoulders with the magical Table Mountain. Sit a while in the 'Mother City' and take in the bustle of flower sellers, buskers, food markets and Capetonians going about their daily lives. Visit the Cape Town section on our website.

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Every year on this day - 22 September - we celebrate our spirit animal and namesake on World Rhino Day! Starting in 2011, World Rhino Day celebrates all five species of rhino, namely the black and white rhino’s of sub-saharan Africa, the greater one-horned rhino of India, the sumatran rhino found on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo and the most critically endangered of them all, the Javan rhino found in Indonesia.At the root of the rhino poaching crisis is the myth that rhino horn contains curative properties. World Rhino Day is designed to help highlight efforts to debunk these myths and in doing so diminish the demand for rhino horn, saving the species from extinction! So help us to spread the word as we celebrate these magnificent creatures!📸: Simon Smith

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"People must feel that the natural world is important and valuable and beautiful and wonderful and an amazement and a pleasure." - David Attenborough.
Rhino Africa is committed to driving change. By booking your trip with us, you help us do this. Join our journey today and leave your legacy in Africa. #WorldRhinoDay 📸: Simon Smith

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Serene in the sunlight, the dappled shadows make for the perfect camouflage for a leopard's spots. Make 2021 the year you book your spot to see one of these elusive creatures!

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Spending time in close proximity to big cats is a special part of any African safari. Start planning your purrfect 2021 safari with us today!

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“There is no creature among all the Beasts of the world which hath so great and ample demonstration of the power and wisdom of almighty God as the Elephant.”
― Edward Topsell

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We are thrilled to announce that South Africa is beginning the gradual easing of international travel restrictions with our borders opening on 1 October 2020. We cant wait to welcome you back once again. #rhinoafrica #southafricaistravelready

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We’re shouting for JOY! South Africa's borders are set to open to international visitors from 1 October! We can’t wait to start welcoming guests back to our beautiful country! #southafricaistravelready

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