5 Peaceful Destinations in South Africa for Mind, Body, and Soul Healing, SA Reacts: "So Beautiful"
- South Africa offers numerous breathtaking destinations that provide a perfect escape from daily life, featuring serene beaches and majestic mountains
- Five spots in Mzansi are said to feel like therapy for the mind, body, and soul, which were revealed by a young woman in SA
- These destinations offer unique experiences, from swimming and hiking to reflection and relaxation, reminding people that healing can often be found in nature
South Africa is not only rich in culture and wildlife but also offers breathtaking locations that provide the perfect escape from life’s daily chaos.
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From serene beaches to majestic mountains, here are five spots in Mzansi that many say feel like therapy for the mind, body and soul.
5 Peaceful places in SA that feel like therapy
1. Kraalbaai Beach
A young lady who goes by the social media handle Gophari on Facebook shared a video of her various stays at stunning yet breathtaking holiday places in South Africa, leaving Mzansi people in awe. Gophari posted the clip on 18 July 2025, showcasing different holiday destinations to unwind.
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In first place is Kraalbaai Beach, which is in the Western Cape. Nestled within the West Coast National Park, Kraalbaai Beach offers calm turquoise waters and white sandy shores. This hidden gem is ideal for swimming, kayaking, or simply floating peacefully while taking in the silence.
2. Blyde River Canyon
As one of the largest green canyons in the world, Blyde River Canyon in Mpumalanga provides stunning views that soothe the soul. Whether you're hiking along its lush trails or standing at God’s Window, the scenery is enough to silence any noisy mind.
3. Kadishi Tufa Waterfall
Also located in the Blyde River Canyon area, the Kadishi Tufa waterfall is one of the few tufa falls in the world. It is also in Mpumalanga.
4. Mapungubwe National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mapungubwe offers more than just wildlife. It is steeped in ancient history and tranquillity. The wide open skies, historic baobab trees, and peaceful landscapes make this park a place of deep reflection. It is located in Limpopo.
5. Magaliesburg
Just an hour from Johannesburg, Magaliesburg is a favourite weekend retreat. With its rolling hills, healing spas, and quiet farm stays, it’s the perfect place to breathe deeply, reconnect with nature, and simply be still.
Each of these places offers something unique, a reminder that healing can often be found in nature.
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Mzansi shows interest
South Africans were in awe as they took to the comment section to express their thoughts on the various holiday destinations.
Phakamani Lindo Mahlangu said:
"A weekend in Mapungubwe is enough. That place is madly hot."
Buhlebensizwa Victor Vilakazi added:
"Nice places."
Bongumsa Tawina expressed:
"How I love these kinds of outings."
Evodia Sedi raved:
"I love those places."
Royie Langalanga commented:
"Lovely."
Lindiwe Ganta replied:
"That Kadishi Tufa is so beautiful, but I watched Anacondas plenty of times. I'm a coward I'm gwalad."
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Places to visit and things to do in Cape Town
- Briefly News reported that Cape Town is a beautiful city with many things to do, but it is not always budget-friendly. A woman in the Mother City took it upon herself to plug South Africans on unique, wallet-friendly places to visit.
- Many affordable attractions highlight the Mother City's charm and diversity for those looking to explore it on a budget.
- There are plentiful fun activities in Cape Town for adults and kids to enjoy, from visiting historical landmarks and tourist hotspots to relaxing days on the beach and exciting family-friendly activities to try.
Source: Briefly News
