South Africa sits at the southern tip of the continent, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. It has twelve official languages and landscapes from mountains and canyons to savanna and coast. Our South Africa puzzles visit Cape Town, the Cape Peninsula, the Drakensberg and the wildlife of the bush.
Blyde River Canyon, South Africa
Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa
Leopard in a Tree, South Africa
African Penguins at Boulders Beach
Cape Point Lighthouse, South Africa
Table Mountain Summit, Cape Town
Cape Town lies at the foot of Table Mountain, whose flat summit is often covered by a layer of cloud known as the tablecloth. South of the city, Cape Point Lighthouse looks out over wild cliffs, and at Boulders Beach a colony of African penguins waddles among the granite rocks.
Inland, the Drakensberg, whose name means dragon mountains, is the highest range in southern Africa, and Blyde River Canyon is one of the largest canyons on Earth. In the national parks, leopards rest in the branches of trees during the heat of the day.
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