The Springboks will host the world's second best ranked team in Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Cape Town next June in a first visit by the English in six years.
SA Rugby announced on Friday that the three Tests will be played at Ellis Park on June 9, the Free State Stadium a week later before the final test at Newlands on June 23.
"Under Eddie Jones the English have re-established themselves as one of the powerhouses of world rugby – they have only lost one test in the last two seasons," SA Rugby CEO Jurie Roux said in a statement.
"Our history against England goes back more than a century and we are looking forward to welcoming them back to South Africa next year in what promises to be a tough tour."
England have not won a test in South Africa since the two teams clashed in Bloemfontein in 2000. Out of the 13 previous tests between the Springboks and England in South Africa, the visitors have won three while one ended in a draw.
However, England have been victorious in their last five internationals in the southern hemisphere, beating Australia 3-0 in 2016 and Argentina in two tests this year with a second string side.
England will go into the trip following the culmination of the Six Nations Championship but the tests will be the first games of 2018 for the Boks, who play their last game of this year away against Wales in Cardiff on Saturday.
(Editing by Christian Radnedge)
