Geography School & College Tours to South Africa
South Africa has a wealth of spectacular landscapes and is home to some of the world’s most unique and diverse wildlife. The country has the third highest level of bio-diversity in the world, and the majestic cliffs of God’s Window to Kruger’s National Park, the country’s fantastic variety of environments gives Geography students an extraordinary educational experience.
Geography Excursions
- Blyde River Canyon - The Blyde River Canyon is one of the most spectacular views in South Africa and its cliffs rise between 600m-800m from the river bed
- Bourke's Luck Potholes - The potholes and rock formations carved from the rock by water action at the confluence of the Blyde and Treue rivers. You may also see some local birds.
- Gods Window - The natural wonders on the route range from cascading waterfalls to impressive mountain gorges.
- Long Tom Pass- The mystical mountain range that was named after the Long Tom cannons used during the Anglo-Boer war.
Curriculum Focus
- Opportunities for study of savannah and other geographical landscapes in major National Park
- Study of tourism and its impact and effect on local population
- Almost limitless opportunity for specialist geographical field studies
- Study nature reserves, natural wildlife and tourism in a unique and unforgettable context
Student Outcomes
- See wild animals and birds in their natural environment
