Researchers have confirmed the presence of a rare gecko species atop an isolated South African mountain, accessible only by ...

This 240-million-year-old canyon in South Africa is the third-largest in the world. A must-visit if you love wildlife, ...

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a species first identified in 1991 in Mpumalanga Province's Blyde River Canyon but not seen since. The gecko's existence has been shrouded in mystery for decades. Some scientists questioned ...

Raft through one of the world’s largest “green canyons” Blanketed in lush, subtropical vegetation and framed by precipitous cliffs, Blyde River Canyon is one of the most striking natural ...

Visit viewpoints that span the valley below and connect with the pace of nature. Pack a picnic basket ... Then it’s onto Blyde River Canyon, the third largest canyon in the world with key ...

swoop and dive over the breathtaking Blyde River Canyon in South Africa. Cameras remain thrillingly close to the actor so we can see he’s genuinely in the midst of these jaw-dropping sequences ...

The ring-like structure is best appreciated from the air, but you can explore it on foot or by safari within the Pilanesberg Game Reserve, where wildlife ... rock pools mark the start of the Blyde ...

Nature does the heavy lifting here. The Panorama Route is all about altitude and attitude. It loops through the Drakensberg escarpment and offers views of Blyde River Canyon – one of the largest ...

A gecko species that had not been seen for over three decades has been rediscovered by two researchers from the Endangered Wildlife Trust (EWT), bringing renewed hope for the conservation of South ...