A) Gauteng and Limpopo B) Northern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal C) Western Cape and Eastern Cape D) Free State and Mpumalanga
A) Mountain ranges and ski resorts B) Desert landscapes and large savannahs C) Indigenous forests, dramatic coastline, and the Otter Trail D) Urban parks and city trails
A) 1 January 2010 B) 25 December 2007 C) 15 August 2008 D) 6 March 2009
A) 80 kilometres (50 miles) B) 60 kilometres (37 miles) C) 100 kilometres (62 miles) D) 120 kilometres (75 miles)
A) De Vasselot B) Plettenberg Bay C) Nature's Valley D) Storms River Mouth
A) It is the longest suspension bridge in Africa B) It connects two national parks C) It was built during World War II D) It has the world's highest bridge bungee jump at 216 metres (709 ft)
A) 'Ten water', referring to the Tsitsikamma River B) 'Home of lions' C) 'Place of many trees' D) 'Land of mountains'
A) The Waterfall Trail B) The Otter Trail C) The Lourie Trail D) The Blue Duiker Trail
A) In the Agulhas lookout platform area B) Near the Bloukrans Bridge C) At Nature's Valley Rest Camp D) On the western side of the river mouth, past the Strandloper Cave
A) They can only hike during daylight hours B) They must carry their own water supplies C) They need special permits to enter D) They may not walk beyond the waterfall unless hiking the Otter Trail
A) Elephants and lions B) Whales and dolphins in winter C) Giraffes and zebras D) Rhinos and cheetahs
A) Savannah with acacia trees B) Dry forest with Sickle-leaved Yellowwoods C) Desert with cacti D) Rainforest with baobab trees
A) Long-distance hiking through mountainous terrain B) Birdwatching in urban parks C) Gorgeous views over the marine reserve and possible whale sightings D) Cycling paths along the coast
A) 1999 B) 1985 C) 2000 D) 1964
A) 100 km B) 60 km C) 80 km D) 120 km
A) 150 km² B) 250 km² C) 186 km² D) 200 km²
A) World Wildlife Fund B) Greenpeace C) SANParks D) Conservation International |