The beauty of Spring is blooming
Updated | By Lifestyle Reporter
Spring has sprung, and with that brings the smell of fresh flowers into the air. If you are planning a family road trip soon, here are a few places in South Africa that will be perfect for spotting some wildflowers.
The West Coast National Park, Western Cape
Located about an hour outside Cape Town, the West Coast National Park is the perfect spot to take the family. With so many different flowers coming to life over the Spring season, the kids will enjoy learning new things. It is also a great place to plan a family hike.
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Namaqualand National Park, Northern Cape
Want to see the most beautiful daisies? Head on over to the Namaqualand National Park. With a beautiful stretch of land housing over 3,500 different species of flowers, you will have a wide selection of photo opportunities.
Ludwig’s Roses, Gauteng
Roses are a must-see this season. The Ludwig rose farm is the biggest rose house in the country and has been around for over 40 years. Plan the perfect day out with the family to see different shades of beautiful roses.
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Van Stadens Wildflower Reserve, Eastern Cape
With warmer weather making its way back, now is the right time to head out and watch flowers bloom. Head to the Van Stadens Wildflower Reserve to be surrounded by the beauty of nature. The focus of the reserve is indigenous flora. The best part, entrance to the reserve is FREE.
Kroonstad, Free State
Are you a lover of sunflowers? If you are, you will find pure happiness heading to Kroonstad. Be surrounded by one of the prettiest sites you will ever see.
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