South Africa, Oct. 29 -- Its remarkable geographic diversity means you can famously, swim in the Indian Ocean in the morning and be on the snow slopes by afternoon. It is a combination that has helped make the region increasingly attractive to South Africans looking to 'semigrate' - relocating within the country in search of space, nature, and a better quality of life.

Knysna, Sedgefield, Mossel Bay, Plettenberg Bay, and George, are among the top destinations attracting semigrants. Plettenberg Bay, in particular, has emerged as a high-value property market, with R2.8bn in transactions over the past year and high-end homes typically selling for between R11m and R16.5m. Luxury golf estates, boutique accommodation, and coastal homes, add to...