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Stay in Luxury Amongst South Africa's Unique Floral Kingdom | National Geographic
Built on a hillside where a continent ends, two oceans collide, and the smallest of the world’s six floral kingdoms flourishes, the lodges of Grootbos Private Nature Reserve are uniquely positioned to capture the magic of South Africa’s Western Cape.
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Below, Walker Bay stretches to the horizon, home to the “marine big five”: great white sharks, southern right whales, seals, penguins, and dolphins; and vast coastal caves bear traces of a Stone Age civilization. Blanketing the hillside with bright, intricate flowers of every shade is the fynbos, or “fine bush,” a hardy, complex plant family endemic to South Africa.
Read "Find Bliss in This Stunning Floral Kingdom" for more things to do in South Africa’s Cape Floristic Region.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/destinations/africa/south-africa/things-to-do-cape-floral-kingdom-flower-coast/
Discover how you can book a trip: https://www.nationalgeographiclodges.com/lodges/africa/grootbos/the-experience/
Stay in Luxury Amongst South Africa's Unique Floral Kingdom | National Geographic
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Published Mar 31, 2018