South Africa is in the Southern Hemisphere. That means that Christmas comes in the summer with lots of sun and beautiful flowers in full bloom. The schools are closed for the Christmas holidays and some people like to go camping. Going carol singing, on Christmas Eve, is very popular in towns and cities. Carols by Candlelight services are also popular on Christmas Eve. And many people go to a Christmas morning Church Service. Traditional 'fir' Christmas Trees are popular and

Halloween is the in the air, and we couldn't hold back from sharing the 7 most frighting spots you should explore in South Africa this season. 1) The ghostly horseman at Tokai Manor House Courtesy of shlin7 via Instagram On New Year’s Eve be sure to visit Tokai Manor House set amongst ghostly trees. It is a National Monument which has escaped damage from terrible fires and now houses the headquarters of the Table Mountain National Park. In the early 1800s inveterate partier P