On the Johannesburg City Tour , we discover the “City of Gold,” South Africa’s bustling economic hub. We pass through the vibrant Newtown district, cross the striking Nelson Mandela Bridge, and visit Constitution Hill , a powerful landmark that was once a notorious prison and is now home to the country’s Constitutional Court. If time allows, we continue to Sandton, Johannesburg’s wealthiest suburb, to stroll through Nelson Mandela Square and admire its iconic statue of Madiba.
Overnight in Johannesburg or Pretoria.
On the Johannesburg City Tour , we discover the “City of Gold,” South Africa’s bustling economic hub. We pass through the vibrant Newtown district, cross the striking Nelson Mandela Bridge, and visit Constitution Hill , a powerful landmark that was once a notorious prison and is now home to the country’s Constitutional Court. If time allows, we continue to Sandton, Johannesburg’s wealthiest suburb, to stroll through Nelson Mandela Square and admire its iconic statue of Madiba.
Overnight in Johannesburg or Pretoria.
Highlights include the Blyde River Canyon, one of the world’s largest green canyons; the striking Three Rondavels rock formations; the swirling pools of Bourke’s Luck Potholes; and the breathtaking lookout known as God’s Window (weather permitting). By evening we arrive in the lush Lowveld, near Hazyview, gateway to Kruger National Park.
Dinner and overnight at our hotel in the greater Hazyview area.
Highlights include the Blyde River Canyon, one of the world’s largest green canyons; the striking Three Rondavels rock formations; the swirling pools of Bourke’s Luck Potholes; and the breathtaking lookout known as God’s Window (weather permitting). By evening we arrive in the lush Lowveld, near Hazyview, gateway to Kruger National Park.
Dinner and overnight at our hotel in the greater Hazyview area.
Home to an astonishing variety of wildlife, the park hosts Africa’s legendary Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo — as well as cheetahs, hippos, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, kudu, and over 500 bird species. Each game drive offers new encounters and unforgettable moments, whether it’s elephants gathered at a waterhole, a pride of lions resting in the shade, or rare sightings like wild dogs.
By late afternoon we return to our hotel in the greater Hazyview area for dinner and relaxation.
Home to an astonishing variety of wildlife, the park hosts Africa’s legendary Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo — as well as cheetahs, hippos, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, kudu, and over 500 bird species. Each game drive offers new encounters and unforgettable moments, whether it’s elephants gathered at a waterhole, a pride of lions resting in the shade, or rare sightings like wild dogs.
By late afternoon we return to our hotel in the greater Hazyview area for dinner and relaxation.
The park’s diverse landscapes mean every route tells a different story, from the bird-rich Sabie River valley to the open grasslands where cheetahs roam. Along the way, our guide shares insights into the ecosystem, animal behavior, and the importance of conservation in protecting this extraordinary wilderness.
We return to our hotel in the greater Hazyview area in the late afternoon for dinner and overnight.
The park’s diverse landscapes mean every route tells a different story, from the bird-rich Sabie River valley to the open grasslands where cheetahs roam. Along the way, our guide shares insights into the ecosystem, animal behavior, and the importance of conservation in protecting this extraordinary wilderness.
We return to our hotel in the greater Hazyview area in the late afternoon for dinner and overnight.
Overnight in Johannesburg or Pretoria.
Overnight in Johannesburg or Pretoria.
Overnight in Knysna or George (2 nights).
Overnight in Knysna or George (2 nights).
We then continue to the Tsitsikamma National Park, at the heart of the Garden Route and whose name in Khoisan means “place of much water.” Proclaimed in 1964 as Africa’s first Marine National Park, Tsitsikamma protects 80 km of dramatic coastline where the Indian Ocean breakers pound against rocky shores beneath cliffs soaring up to 180 meters. Here evergreen forests and fragrant fynbos roll down to meet the sea.
Suspension bridges stretch across river mouths, offering breathtaking views of this meeting of land and water, while coastal trails reveal unique flora, birdlife, and rock formations.It is one of the most striking landscapes in South Africa.
By late afternoon we return to our hotel, with the rest of the day at leisure.
We then continue to the Tsitsikamma National Park, at the heart of the Garden Route and whose name in Khoisan means “place of much water.” Proclaimed in 1964 as Africa’s first Marine National Park, Tsitsikamma protects 80 km of dramatic coastline where the Indian Ocean breakers pound against rocky shores beneath cliffs soaring up to 180 meters. Here evergreen forests and fragrant fynbos roll down to meet the sea.
Suspension bridges stretch across river mouths, offering breathtaking views of this meeting of land and water, while coastal trails reveal unique flora, birdlife, and rock formations.It is one of the most striking landscapes in South Africa.
By late afternoon we return to our hotel, with the rest of the day at leisure.
We enjoy free time to stroll along the beach, take in the magnificent coastline, or simply relax by the sea.
In the afternoon, our journey continues through ever-changing landscapes until the iconic silhouette of Table Mountain appears on the horizon, welcoming us to Cape Town, where we arrive in the late afternoon.
Overnight stay in Cape Town.
We enjoy free time to stroll along the beach, take in the magnificent coastline, or simply relax by the sea.
In the afternoon, our journey continues through ever-changing landscapes until the iconic silhouette of Table Mountain appears on the horizon, welcoming us to Cape Town, where we arrive in the late afternoon.
Overnight stay in Cape Town.
Back in town, we wander through the colourful Malay Quarter of Bo-Kaap , pass the historic Castle of Good Hope and Houses of Parliament , and stroll the leafy Company’s Garden , first planted by Dutch settlers in the 1600s. Following the Atlantic seaboard, we admire the chic suburbs of Sea Point and Camps Bay , framed by the majestic Twelve Apostles.
In the afternoon, we visit the magnificent Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens , where indigenous plants such as proteas and cycads flourish. The Treetop Canopy Walkway offers a unique perspective high above the trees, with stunning mountain views. We end the day at the lively Victoria & Alfred Waterfront , Cape Town’s hub of shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Overnight in Cape Town.
Back in town, we wander through the colourful Malay Quarter of Bo-Kaap , pass the historic Castle of Good Hope and Houses of Parliament , and stroll the leafy Company’s Garden , first planted by Dutch settlers in the 1600s. Following the Atlantic seaboard, we admire the chic suburbs of Sea Point and Camps Bay , framed by the majestic Twelve Apostles.
In the afternoon, we visit the magnificent Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens , where indigenous plants such as proteas and cycads flourish. The Treetop Canopy Walkway offers a unique perspective high above the trees, with stunning mountain views. We end the day at the lively Victoria & Alfred Waterfront , Cape Town’s hub of shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Overnight in Cape Town.
At Cape Point , we ascend by funicular to the lighthouse — the most powerful in the world , its 19 million candlepower beam guiding ships around this legendary headland. Here, the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet in a scene of wild, untamed beauty.
On our return journey, we stop at Boulders Beach , home to a thriving colony of endangered African penguins . Watching these endearing birds waddle across the sand and swim gracefully in turquoise waters is an unforgettable experience. We then continue through the historic naval town of Simon’s Town before heading back to Cape Town.
Overnight in Cape Town.
At Cape Point , we ascend by funicular to the lighthouse — the most powerful in the world , its 19 million candlepower beam guiding ships around this legendary headland. Here, the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet in a scene of wild, untamed beauty.
On our return journey, we stop at Boulders Beach , home to a thriving colony of endangered African penguins . Watching these endearing birds waddle across the sand and swim gracefully in turquoise waters is an unforgettable experience. We then continue through the historic naval town of Simon’s Town before heading back to Cape Town.
Overnight in Cape Town.
Driving over the scenic Helshoogte Pass , we reach Franschhoek , the “French Corner.” Settled by French Huguenots over 300 years ago, this valley is celebrated as South Africa’s food and wine capital. We enjoy leisure time for lunch (own account), with options ranging from light meals to world-class cuisine.
In the afternoon, we continue to Rickety Bridge Wine Estate (or similar), where we taste fine wines while enjoying panoramic views over the vineyards and Franschhoek mountains. Returning to Cape Town in the late afternoon, we carry with us the flavours and beauty of South Africa’s most celebrated wine region.
Overnight in Cape Town.
Driving over the scenic Helshoogte Pass , we reach Franschhoek , the “French Corner.” Settled by French Huguenots over 300 years ago, this valley is celebrated as South Africa’s food and wine capital. We enjoy leisure time for lunch (own account), with options ranging from light meals to world-class cuisine.
In the afternoon, we continue to Rickety Bridge Wine Estate (or similar), where we taste fine wines while enjoying panoramic views over the vineyards and Franschhoek mountains. Returning to Cape Town in the late afternoon, we carry with us the flavours and beauty of South Africa’s most celebrated wine region.
Overnight in Cape Town.
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