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Free entry to South Africa’s botanical gardens for one week solely

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Last updated: February 20, 2026 9:54 am
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Published: February 20, 2026
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South Africa’s botanical gardens are inviting guests in at no cost as a part of Nationwide Gardens Week, providing a uncommon likelihood to discover a few of the nation’s most celebrated inexperienced areas with out paying an entrance charge.

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From 9 to fifteen March, a choice of gardens managed by South African Nationwide Biodiversity Institute (SANBI) will waive commonplace entry prices, encouraging locals and travellers alike to reconnect with indigenous landscapes, conservation efforts and out of doors heritage.

Collaborating gardens span the nation, from the long-lasting Kirstenbosch Nationwide Botanical Backyard on the slopes of Desk Mountain to Pretoria Nationwide Botanical Backyard in Gauteng and Walter Sisulu Nationwide Botanical Backyard, identified for its dramatic waterfall and Verreaux’s eagles. In KwaZulu-Natal, guests can discover KwaZulu-Natal Nationwide Botanical Backyard, whereas the Japanese Cape’s Kwelera Nationwide Botanical Backyard affords a quieter coastal forest expertise.

Nationwide Gardens Week is designed to focus on the function botanical gardens play past their scenic attraction. These areas perform as dwelling museums, conserving uncommon and threatened plant species, supporting analysis and educating the general public about biodiversity in one of many world’s most botanically wealthy nations.

For travellers, the week presents a possibility to construct an itinerary round sluggish exploration. In Cape City, a morning wander via Kirstenbosch’s fynbos trails can simply pair with a picnic on the lawns or a hike connecting into Desk Mountain Nationwide Park. In Gauteng, Walter Sisulu’s rocky Highveld panorama offers a nature break inside simple attain of Johannesburg’s city core.

The free-entry initiative additionally opens the door to extra accessible journey. Households, college students and budget-conscious guests can expertise world-class gardens with out the same old price ticket, making it simpler to include nature-based actions into metropolis breaks or regional highway journeys.

Whereas entry is free throughout the promotional interval, guests are inspired to examine particular person backyard particulars upfront, as sure points of interest or guided experiences should still carry charges. Bringing alongside reusable water bottles, solar safety and comfy strolling sneakers will assist profit from a full day outside.

At a time when significant, low-impact journey is more and more valued, Nationwide Gardens Week affords a easy invitation: step into South Africa’s extraordinary plants, be taught concerning the ecosystems that maintain it, and rediscover the restorative energy of inexperienced house, all without charge.

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