South Africa is made up of nine provinces, which has different landforms ranging from mountains and beaches to deserts and bushveld. Along with the variety of people and places, South African weather also differs from one region to the next. Below, we take a look at provincial South African weather and popular places to see on your next visit.<\/p>\n
1. Gauteng Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"South](\"https:\/\/buzzsouthafrica.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Johannesburg.png\")
<\/a>Johannesburg, Gauteng<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThis South African province is said to offer one of the world’s best weather and climate. Summer days are usually warm and wind-free, while winter days are crisp and clear.\u00a0 For anyone who wants to visit Gauteng, be sure to see some frost on the ground. The province also has major cities including Johannesburg and Pretoria. And the temperature in the two cities differs by 2%, with Pretoria being the warmer of the two. Must-see destinations include the Soweto Towers, the Cradle of Humankind, Lion Park outside of Johannesburg, and Pilanesberg National Park Safari.<\/p>\n
2. Western Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/buzzsouthafrica.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Cape-Town.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\nGenerally, Western Cape weather and climate are typically Mediterranean with warm and dry summers, as well as mild and moist winters. Some of the areas situated around the coast witness a summer temperature rise from 15\u00baC to 27\u00baC. While the inland temperatures are 3-5\u00baC higher, the coastal winters see the mercury droppings to a mild 7\u00baC at night and rising to a comfortable 18\u00baC by day.<\/p>\n
Tourists who are not delighted by the endless sunshine in this province may as well be literally swept off their feet by the south-eastern wind called the Cape Doctor. The wind drapes the Table Mountain flat-topped summit with a white tablecloth of a cloud. More so, with its major city as Cape Town, tourists will be sure to have an amazing experience. Some of the must-see destinations include the Cape Town Beaches, Table Mountain, Cape Peninsula, and Stellenbosch Winelands, etc.<\/p>\n
3. Free State Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"South](\"https:\/\/buzzsouthafrica.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Bloemfontain.png\")
<\/a>Bloemfontein, Free State<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Free State Province of South Africa is known for its vast beauty, though it endures a fair amount of hardship as a result of its hot and arid climate. The weather of this South African province is like that of an interior plateau, with summer rains, chilly winters, and plenty of sunshine. Going through the north, the Vaal irrigation area nourishes the small assortment of farming towns below it and the color of the Free State countryside is often green.<\/p>\n
The eastern part of the province is entirely different from the North, with its winter blanketed by mountain snow and summers by the flourishing valleys. While the western area is warm and cold in equal measure, its inhabitants usually make use of the man-made water recreation facilities to endure the heat as much as using heating facilities in winter’s low temperatures. More so, the south experiences hot and dry summer days as well as long and cold winter nights. With its major city as Bloemfontein, tourists are sure to enjoy many activities including hiking, and game viewing, among others.<\/p>\n
4. Eastern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/buzzsouthafrica.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Eastern-Cape.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\nLocated along the south coast, the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa is popular for its lush greenery. The coastal area of Eastern Cape lies directly between the subtropical conditions of KwaZulu Natal and the Mediterranean conditions of the Western Cape. Its inland areas are bisected by the great escarpment resulting in the southern reachers define by a series of rivers and corresponding wetland fauna and flora, as well as the northern area with altitudinous plains of the Plateau and great Karoo.<\/p>\n
All these tropical differences are what led to different weather conditions experienced by the towns and cities within this province. With its major city as Port Elizabeth, it also has destination attractions such as Storms River Mouth and Tsitsikamma. It is also a wonderful area to do canopy tours, forest hikes, and learn more about South African forestry.<\/p>\n
5. Mpumalanga Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"South](\"https:\/\/buzzsouthafrica.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Nelspruit.png\")
<\/a>Nelspruit, Mpumalanga<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nFor anyone planning a trip to see wildlife in South Africa, Mpumalanga is the place to be. This province is characterized by humid weather conditions and high rainfall. It also serves as home to the Kruger National park and many other wildlife destinations. Mpumalanga is green and lush with an abundance of fauna and flora; ranging from verdant forests to tumbling waterfalls. While Middelburg and Nelspruit are its major cities, most areas in this province enjoy summer rainfall, which makes winter the best time to see wildlife.<\/p>\n
With Mpumalanga’s magnificent wildlife, magical mountain ranges, lush forests, and starry skies, tourists are brought closer to nature. Some of the things to do while visiting Mpumalanga include game viewing, hiking, and a trip to the wildlife reserve, etc.<\/p>\n
6. Northern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/buzzsouthafrica.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Northern-Cape.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\nAlthough the Northern Cape Province is mainly semi-desert, the western part of the province, including Calvinia, Nieuwoudville, and Loeriesfontein, as well as a small section of the Green Kalahari, fall into rainfall area from April to September every year. Northern Cape areas are very hot during the summers with a temperature ranging from 30\u00b0C and above. However, during spring Northern Cape becomes an awesome sight. This province explodes into fields of color as wildflowers blossom in a vibrant carpet of reds, oranges, purples, and yellows. If you wish to visit this province, don’t forget to see popular destinations, including the Orange River region and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.<\/p>\n
7. Limpopo Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n![\"South](\"https:\/\/buzzsouthafrica.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/Limpopo.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in the northmost part of the country, the Limpopo province is bisected by the tropic of Capricorn. Known mostly for its long sunny days and mostly dry weather. During summer, the heat is often interrupted by a short thunderstorm, while the winter period can get quite cold. With its major city as Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg), those who wish to visit Limpopo can be assured of experiencing extremely pleasant weather for most of the year. Must-see destinations in this province include the Soutpansberg region, game reserve, and the Waterberg Mountain area.<\/p>\n
See Also:\u00a020 Fun and Interesting Facts About South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n8. KwaZulu-Natal Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n
![\"South](\"https:\/\/wedesigntrips.com\/fileadmin\/_processed_\/4\/c\/suedafrika-johannesburg-skyline-8c26bfd8dc.jpg\")
<\/a>This South African province is said to offer one of the world’s best weather and climate. Summer days are usually warm and wind-free, while winter days are crisp and clear.\u00a0 For anyone who wants to visit Gauteng, be sure to see some frost on the ground. The province also has major cities including Johannesburg and Pretoria. And the temperature in the two cities differs by 2%, with Pretoria being the warmer of the two. Must-see destinations include the Soweto Towers, the Cradle of Humankind, Lion Park outside of Johannesburg, and Pilanesberg National Park Safari.<\/p>\n
2. Western Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nGenerally, Western Cape weather and climate are typically Mediterranean with warm and dry summers, as well as mild and moist winters. Some of the areas situated around the coast witness a summer temperature rise from 15\u00baC to 27\u00baC. While the inland temperatures are 3-5\u00baC higher, the coastal winters see the mercury droppings to a mild 7\u00baC at night and rising to a comfortable 18\u00baC by day.<\/p>\n
Tourists who are not delighted by the endless sunshine in this province may as well be literally swept off their feet by the south-eastern wind called the Cape Doctor. The wind drapes the Table Mountain flat-topped summit with a white tablecloth of a cloud. More so, with its major city as Cape Town, tourists will be sure to have an amazing experience. Some of the must-see destinations include the Cape Town Beaches, Table Mountain, Cape Peninsula, and Stellenbosch Winelands, etc.<\/p>\n
3. Free State Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>Bloemfontein, Free State<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Free State Province of South Africa is known for its vast beauty, though it endures a fair amount of hardship as a result of its hot and arid climate. The weather of this South African province is like that of an interior plateau, with summer rains, chilly winters, and plenty of sunshine. Going through the north, the Vaal irrigation area nourishes the small assortment of farming towns below it and the color of the Free State countryside is often green.<\/p>\n
The eastern part of the province is entirely different from the North, with its winter blanketed by mountain snow and summers by the flourishing valleys. While the western area is warm and cold in equal measure, its inhabitants usually make use of the man-made water recreation facilities to endure the heat as much as using heating facilities in winter’s low temperatures. More so, the south experiences hot and dry summer days as well as long and cold winter nights. With its major city as Bloemfontein, tourists are sure to enjoy many activities including hiking, and game viewing, among others.<\/p>\n
4. Eastern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated along the south coast, the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa is popular for its lush greenery. The coastal area of Eastern Cape lies directly between the subtropical conditions of KwaZulu Natal and the Mediterranean conditions of the Western Cape. Its inland areas are bisected by the great escarpment resulting in the southern reachers define by a series of rivers and corresponding wetland fauna and flora, as well as the northern area with altitudinous plains of the Plateau and great Karoo.<\/p>\n
All these tropical differences are what led to different weather conditions experienced by the towns and cities within this province. With its major city as Port Elizabeth, it also has destination attractions such as Storms River Mouth and Tsitsikamma. It is also a wonderful area to do canopy tours, forest hikes, and learn more about South African forestry.<\/p>\n
5. Mpumalanga Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>Nelspruit, Mpumalanga<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nFor anyone planning a trip to see wildlife in South Africa, Mpumalanga is the place to be. This province is characterized by humid weather conditions and high rainfall. It also serves as home to the Kruger National park and many other wildlife destinations. Mpumalanga is green and lush with an abundance of fauna and flora; ranging from verdant forests to tumbling waterfalls. While Middelburg and Nelspruit are its major cities, most areas in this province enjoy summer rainfall, which makes winter the best time to see wildlife.<\/p>\n
With Mpumalanga’s magnificent wildlife, magical mountain ranges, lush forests, and starry skies, tourists are brought closer to nature. Some of the things to do while visiting Mpumalanga include game viewing, hiking, and a trip to the wildlife reserve, etc.<\/p>\n
6. Northern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAlthough the Northern Cape Province is mainly semi-desert, the western part of the province, including Calvinia, Nieuwoudville, and Loeriesfontein, as well as a small section of the Green Kalahari, fall into rainfall area from April to September every year. Northern Cape areas are very hot during the summers with a temperature ranging from 30\u00b0C and above. However, during spring Northern Cape becomes an awesome sight. This province explodes into fields of color as wildflowers blossom in a vibrant carpet of reds, oranges, purples, and yellows. If you wish to visit this province, don’t forget to see popular destinations, including the Orange River region and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.<\/p>\n
7. Limpopo Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in the northmost part of the country, the Limpopo province is bisected by the tropic of Capricorn. Known mostly for its long sunny days and mostly dry weather. During summer, the heat is often interrupted by a short thunderstorm, while the winter period can get quite cold. With its major city as Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg), those who wish to visit Limpopo can be assured of experiencing extremely pleasant weather for most of the year. Must-see destinations in this province include the Soutpansberg region, game reserve, and the Waterberg Mountain area.<\/p>\n
See Also:\u00a020 Fun and Interesting Facts About South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n8. KwaZulu-Natal Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nGenerally, Western Cape weather and climate are typically Mediterranean with warm and dry summers, as well as mild and moist winters. Some of the areas situated around the coast witness a summer temperature rise from 15\u00baC to 27\u00baC. While the inland temperatures are 3-5\u00baC higher, the coastal winters see the mercury droppings to a mild 7\u00baC at night and rising to a comfortable 18\u00baC by day.<\/p>\n
Tourists who are not delighted by the endless sunshine in this province may as well be literally swept off their feet by the south-eastern wind called the Cape Doctor. The wind drapes the Table Mountain flat-topped summit with a white tablecloth of a cloud. More so, with its major city as Cape Town, tourists will be sure to have an amazing experience. Some of the must-see destinations include the Cape Town Beaches, Table Mountain, Cape Peninsula, and Stellenbosch Winelands, etc.<\/p>\n
3. Free State Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>Bloemfontein, Free State<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nThe Free State Province of South Africa is known for its vast beauty, though it endures a fair amount of hardship as a result of its hot and arid climate. The weather of this South African province is like that of an interior plateau, with summer rains, chilly winters, and plenty of sunshine. Going through the north, the Vaal irrigation area nourishes the small assortment of farming towns below it and the color of the Free State countryside is often green.<\/p>\n
The eastern part of the province is entirely different from the North, with its winter blanketed by mountain snow and summers by the flourishing valleys. While the western area is warm and cold in equal measure, its inhabitants usually make use of the man-made water recreation facilities to endure the heat as much as using heating facilities in winter’s low temperatures. More so, the south experiences hot and dry summer days as well as long and cold winter nights. With its major city as Bloemfontein, tourists are sure to enjoy many activities including hiking, and game viewing, among others.<\/p>\n
4. Eastern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated along the south coast, the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa is popular for its lush greenery. The coastal area of Eastern Cape lies directly between the subtropical conditions of KwaZulu Natal and the Mediterranean conditions of the Western Cape. Its inland areas are bisected by the great escarpment resulting in the southern reachers define by a series of rivers and corresponding wetland fauna and flora, as well as the northern area with altitudinous plains of the Plateau and great Karoo.<\/p>\n
All these tropical differences are what led to different weather conditions experienced by the towns and cities within this province. With its major city as Port Elizabeth, it also has destination attractions such as Storms River Mouth and Tsitsikamma. It is also a wonderful area to do canopy tours, forest hikes, and learn more about South African forestry.<\/p>\n
5. Mpumalanga Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>Nelspruit, Mpumalanga<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nFor anyone planning a trip to see wildlife in South Africa, Mpumalanga is the place to be. This province is characterized by humid weather conditions and high rainfall. It also serves as home to the Kruger National park and many other wildlife destinations. Mpumalanga is green and lush with an abundance of fauna and flora; ranging from verdant forests to tumbling waterfalls. While Middelburg and Nelspruit are its major cities, most areas in this province enjoy summer rainfall, which makes winter the best time to see wildlife.<\/p>\n
With Mpumalanga’s magnificent wildlife, magical mountain ranges, lush forests, and starry skies, tourists are brought closer to nature. Some of the things to do while visiting Mpumalanga include game viewing, hiking, and a trip to the wildlife reserve, etc.<\/p>\n
6. Northern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAlthough the Northern Cape Province is mainly semi-desert, the western part of the province, including Calvinia, Nieuwoudville, and Loeriesfontein, as well as a small section of the Green Kalahari, fall into rainfall area from April to September every year. Northern Cape areas are very hot during the summers with a temperature ranging from 30\u00b0C and above. However, during spring Northern Cape becomes an awesome sight. This province explodes into fields of color as wildflowers blossom in a vibrant carpet of reds, oranges, purples, and yellows. If you wish to visit this province, don’t forget to see popular destinations, including the Orange River region and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.<\/p>\n
7. Limpopo Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in the northmost part of the country, the Limpopo province is bisected by the tropic of Capricorn. Known mostly for its long sunny days and mostly dry weather. During summer, the heat is often interrupted by a short thunderstorm, while the winter period can get quite cold. With its major city as Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg), those who wish to visit Limpopo can be assured of experiencing extremely pleasant weather for most of the year. Must-see destinations in this province include the Soutpansberg region, game reserve, and the Waterberg Mountain area.<\/p>\n
See Also:\u00a020 Fun and Interesting Facts About South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n8. KwaZulu-Natal Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a>The Free State Province of South Africa is known for its vast beauty, though it endures a fair amount of hardship as a result of its hot and arid climate. The weather of this South African province is like that of an interior plateau, with summer rains, chilly winters, and plenty of sunshine. Going through the north, the Vaal irrigation area nourishes the small assortment of farming towns below it and the color of the Free State countryside is often green.<\/p>\n
The eastern part of the province is entirely different from the North, with its winter blanketed by mountain snow and summers by the flourishing valleys. While the western area is warm and cold in equal measure, its inhabitants usually make use of the man-made water recreation facilities to endure the heat as much as using heating facilities in winter’s low temperatures. More so, the south experiences hot and dry summer days as well as long and cold winter nights. With its major city as Bloemfontein, tourists are sure to enjoy many activities including hiking, and game viewing, among others.<\/p>\n
4. Eastern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated along the south coast, the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa is popular for its lush greenery. The coastal area of Eastern Cape lies directly between the subtropical conditions of KwaZulu Natal and the Mediterranean conditions of the Western Cape. Its inland areas are bisected by the great escarpment resulting in the southern reachers define by a series of rivers and corresponding wetland fauna and flora, as well as the northern area with altitudinous plains of the Plateau and great Karoo.<\/p>\n
All these tropical differences are what led to different weather conditions experienced by the towns and cities within this province. With its major city as Port Elizabeth, it also has destination attractions such as Storms River Mouth and Tsitsikamma. It is also a wonderful area to do canopy tours, forest hikes, and learn more about South African forestry.<\/p>\n
5. Mpumalanga Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>Nelspruit, Mpumalanga<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nFor anyone planning a trip to see wildlife in South Africa, Mpumalanga is the place to be. This province is characterized by humid weather conditions and high rainfall. It also serves as home to the Kruger National park and many other wildlife destinations. Mpumalanga is green and lush with an abundance of fauna and flora; ranging from verdant forests to tumbling waterfalls. While Middelburg and Nelspruit are its major cities, most areas in this province enjoy summer rainfall, which makes winter the best time to see wildlife.<\/p>\n
With Mpumalanga’s magnificent wildlife, magical mountain ranges, lush forests, and starry skies, tourists are brought closer to nature. Some of the things to do while visiting Mpumalanga include game viewing, hiking, and a trip to the wildlife reserve, etc.<\/p>\n
6. Northern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAlthough the Northern Cape Province is mainly semi-desert, the western part of the province, including Calvinia, Nieuwoudville, and Loeriesfontein, as well as a small section of the Green Kalahari, fall into rainfall area from April to September every year. Northern Cape areas are very hot during the summers with a temperature ranging from 30\u00b0C and above. However, during spring Northern Cape becomes an awesome sight. This province explodes into fields of color as wildflowers blossom in a vibrant carpet of reds, oranges, purples, and yellows. If you wish to visit this province, don’t forget to see popular destinations, including the Orange River region and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.<\/p>\n
7. Limpopo Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in the northmost part of the country, the Limpopo province is bisected by the tropic of Capricorn. Known mostly for its long sunny days and mostly dry weather. During summer, the heat is often interrupted by a short thunderstorm, while the winter period can get quite cold. With its major city as Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg), those who wish to visit Limpopo can be assured of experiencing extremely pleasant weather for most of the year. Must-see destinations in this province include the Soutpansberg region, game reserve, and the Waterberg Mountain area.<\/p>\n
See Also:\u00a020 Fun and Interesting Facts About South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n8. KwaZulu-Natal Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nLocated along the south coast, the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa is popular for its lush greenery. The coastal area of Eastern Cape lies directly between the subtropical conditions of KwaZulu Natal and the Mediterranean conditions of the Western Cape. Its inland areas are bisected by the great escarpment resulting in the southern reachers define by a series of rivers and corresponding wetland fauna and flora, as well as the northern area with altitudinous plains of the Plateau and great Karoo.<\/p>\n
All these tropical differences are what led to different weather conditions experienced by the towns and cities within this province. With its major city as Port Elizabeth, it also has destination attractions such as Storms River Mouth and Tsitsikamma. It is also a wonderful area to do canopy tours, forest hikes, and learn more about South African forestry.<\/p>\n
5. Mpumalanga Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a>Nelspruit, Mpumalanga<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nFor anyone planning a trip to see wildlife in South Africa, Mpumalanga is the place to be. This province is characterized by humid weather conditions and high rainfall. It also serves as home to the Kruger National park and many other wildlife destinations. Mpumalanga is green and lush with an abundance of fauna and flora; ranging from verdant forests to tumbling waterfalls. While Middelburg and Nelspruit are its major cities, most areas in this province enjoy summer rainfall, which makes winter the best time to see wildlife.<\/p>\n
With Mpumalanga’s magnificent wildlife, magical mountain ranges, lush forests, and starry skies, tourists are brought closer to nature. Some of the things to do while visiting Mpumalanga include game viewing, hiking, and a trip to the wildlife reserve, etc.<\/p>\n
6. Northern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAlthough the Northern Cape Province is mainly semi-desert, the western part of the province, including Calvinia, Nieuwoudville, and Loeriesfontein, as well as a small section of the Green Kalahari, fall into rainfall area from April to September every year. Northern Cape areas are very hot during the summers with a temperature ranging from 30\u00b0C and above. However, during spring Northern Cape becomes an awesome sight. This province explodes into fields of color as wildflowers blossom in a vibrant carpet of reds, oranges, purples, and yellows. If you wish to visit this province, don’t forget to see popular destinations, including the Orange River region and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.<\/p>\n
7. Limpopo Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in the northmost part of the country, the Limpopo province is bisected by the tropic of Capricorn. Known mostly for its long sunny days and mostly dry weather. During summer, the heat is often interrupted by a short thunderstorm, while the winter period can get quite cold. With its major city as Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg), those who wish to visit Limpopo can be assured of experiencing extremely pleasant weather for most of the year. Must-see destinations in this province include the Soutpansberg region, game reserve, and the Waterberg Mountain area.<\/p>\n
See Also:\u00a020 Fun and Interesting Facts About South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n8. KwaZulu-Natal Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a>For anyone planning a trip to see wildlife in South Africa, Mpumalanga is the place to be. This province is characterized by humid weather conditions and high rainfall. It also serves as home to the Kruger National park and many other wildlife destinations. Mpumalanga is green and lush with an abundance of fauna and flora; ranging from verdant forests to tumbling waterfalls. While Middelburg and Nelspruit are its major cities, most areas in this province enjoy summer rainfall, which makes winter the best time to see wildlife.<\/p>\n
With Mpumalanga’s magnificent wildlife, magical mountain ranges, lush forests, and starry skies, tourists are brought closer to nature. Some of the things to do while visiting Mpumalanga include game viewing, hiking, and a trip to the wildlife reserve, etc.<\/p>\n
6. Northern Cape Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nAlthough the Northern Cape Province is mainly semi-desert, the western part of the province, including Calvinia, Nieuwoudville, and Loeriesfontein, as well as a small section of the Green Kalahari, fall into rainfall area from April to September every year. Northern Cape areas are very hot during the summers with a temperature ranging from 30\u00b0C and above. However, during spring Northern Cape becomes an awesome sight. This province explodes into fields of color as wildflowers blossom in a vibrant carpet of reds, oranges, purples, and yellows. If you wish to visit this province, don’t forget to see popular destinations, including the Orange River region and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.<\/p>\n
7. Limpopo Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in the northmost part of the country, the Limpopo province is bisected by the tropic of Capricorn. Known mostly for its long sunny days and mostly dry weather. During summer, the heat is often interrupted by a short thunderstorm, while the winter period can get quite cold. With its major city as Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg), those who wish to visit Limpopo can be assured of experiencing extremely pleasant weather for most of the year. Must-see destinations in this province include the Soutpansberg region, game reserve, and the Waterberg Mountain area.<\/p>\n
See Also:\u00a020 Fun and Interesting Facts About South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n8. KwaZulu-Natal Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nAlthough the Northern Cape Province is mainly semi-desert, the western part of the province, including Calvinia, Nieuwoudville, and Loeriesfontein, as well as a small section of the Green Kalahari, fall into rainfall area from April to September every year. Northern Cape areas are very hot during the summers with a temperature ranging from 30\u00b0C and above. However, during spring Northern Cape becomes an awesome sight. This province explodes into fields of color as wildflowers blossom in a vibrant carpet of reds, oranges, purples, and yellows. If you wish to visit this province, don’t forget to see popular destinations, including the Orange River region and the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park.<\/p>\n
7. Limpopo Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in the northmost part of the country, the Limpopo province is bisected by the tropic of Capricorn. Known mostly for its long sunny days and mostly dry weather. During summer, the heat is often interrupted by a short thunderstorm, while the winter period can get quite cold. With its major city as Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg), those who wish to visit Limpopo can be assured of experiencing extremely pleasant weather for most of the year. Must-see destinations in this province include the Soutpansberg region, game reserve, and the Waterberg Mountain area.<\/p>\n
See Also:\u00a020 Fun and Interesting Facts About South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n8. KwaZulu-Natal Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nLocated in the northmost part of the country, the Limpopo province is bisected by the tropic of Capricorn. Known mostly for its long sunny days and mostly dry weather. During summer, the heat is often interrupted by a short thunderstorm, while the winter period can get quite cold. With its major city as Polokwane (formerly called Pietersburg), those who wish to visit Limpopo can be assured of experiencing extremely pleasant weather for most of the year. Must-see destinations in this province include the Soutpansberg region, game reserve, and the Waterberg Mountain area.<\/p>\n
See Also:\u00a020 Fun and Interesting Facts About South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n8. KwaZulu-Natal Province<\/strong><\/h3>\n