Tours

Tour Example 1

An example of a 7 day tour – Cape Coast and Vineyards Adventure.

Route: Cape Town, Hermanus, Stellenbosch
Accommodation: Guest House/Hotel
Level: Budget/Comfort/Luxury
Car hire: Manual/Automatic transmission

Highlights: Table Mountain, Robben Island, Whale Watching, Shark Cage Diving, City Site- seeing Bus, Stoney Point Nature Reserve, Panthera Sanctuary, Gold Restaurant, Boulders Beach, Chapmans Peak, Cape of Good Hope & Cape Point, Bo-Kaap, V&A Waterfront, Lions Head Hike

The route from Cape Town to Hermanus and then to Stellenbosch is a beautiful road trip along the Western Cape’s coast and countryside.

Discover the essence of the Western Cape on this stunning short-route journey. Starting in vibrant Cape Town, travel along the coast to the whale-rich shores of Hermanus, then loop back inland through the rolling vineyards of Stellenbosch. This route blends urban culture, natural wonders, and culinary delights — all within a few scenic hours of each other. This route provides a mix of coastal beauty and vineyard landscapes, making for a memorable road trip!

Cape Town is a coastal city in South Africa, located at the southern tip of the continent. It’s the legislative capital of the country (where Parliament is), and it’s known for being incredibly diverse—culturally, geographically, and in its people.

Hermanus a little coastal town, about 1,5hrs from Cape Town, known for its whale watching (especially from June to November). The route offers beautiful views of the ocean and mountains. Just outside of Hermanus, you can visit Stony Point Nature Reserve to see a large colony of African penguins. Hermanus is also known for whale watching (especially from June to November), beautiful beaches, and stunning coastal views. You can also take a walk along the scenic cliff path or enjoy the local seafood.

Stellenbosch famous for its wine estates, charming town centre, and Cape Dutch architecture. You can tour local vineyards, visit museums, and enjoy fine dining. Stellenbosch is a great place for outdoor activities, like biking or walking in the scenic Jonkershoek Nature Reserve.

Tour Example 2

An example of a 10 day tour – Wildlife & Culture Safari

Route: Johannesburg, Hazyview, Swaziland, Hluhluwe, St Lucia, Richards Bay/Durban
Accommodation: Guest House/Hotel
Level: Budget/Comfort/Luxury
Car hire: Manual/Automatic transmission

Highlights: Soweto tour, Panorama Route, Kruger National Park, Elephant Whispers, Canopy Tour, Horseback Riding Safari, Quad Biking, River Rafting, Birdwatching, Cultural Village, Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Park, Big 5, Boat Cruise, iSimangaliso Wetland Park, Turtle Tours, Cape Vidal Beach, Hiking, Walking Trails, Sodwana Bay National Park.

This route is a scenic and culturally rich journey through South Africa’s northeast and into Eswatini, wrapping up on the warm Indian Ocean coast. It combines city life, safari adventures, mountain scenery, cultural encounters, and beach escapes all in one unforgettable trip.

Arrival will be in Johannesburg. Known locally as “Jozi”, “Joburg”, or “eGoli” (City of Gold), Johannesburg is South Africa’s largest city and the economic heart of the country. It’s vibrant, fast-paced, full of contrasts, and rich with history—especially connected to South Africa’s struggle for freedom and the rise of democracy.

Hazyview is a lush, subtropical town located in Mpumalanga province, just a stone’s throw from Kruger National Park. Known for its banana plantations, adventure activities, and access to incredible wildlife and natural beauty, it’s a popular base for travellers exploring Kruger and the famous Panorama Route.

Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, is a small, landlocked kingdom bordered by South Africa and Mozambique. Despite its size, it’s packed with breathtaking mountains, rolling savannahs, wildlife parks, and deep-rooted cultural traditions. It’s one of the few absolute monarchies left in the world and offers a truly authentic African experience.

Hluhluwe (pronounced “Shloo-shloo-wee”) is a small town in KwaZulu-Natal and is best known for its proximity to Hluhluwe–iMfolozi Park, one of Africa’s oldest and most celebrated game reserves. It’s a hotspot for safari adventures, Zulu culture, and lush, rolling landscapes. Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park – South Africa’s oldest proclaimed game reserve, established in 1895, and a conservation success story—especially for white rhino populations.

St Lucia, located on the northeast coast of KwaZulu-Natal, St Lucia is a gateway to the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most biodiverse places in all of Africa. It’s where hippos roam the streets, crocodiles lurk in the estuary, and unspoiled beaches stretch for kilometers.

Tour Example 3

An example of an 8 day tour – Drakensberg & Beyond

Route: Johannesburg, Drakensberg, Himeville, Durban
Accommodation: Guest House/Hotel
Level: Budget/Comfort/Luxury
Car hire: Manual/Automatic transmission *4×4 recommended for this trip 

Highlights: Drakensberg Amphitheatre, Cathedral Peak, Sani Pass, Highest Pub in Africa, Giants Castle, Drakensberg Canopy, Umhlanga Lighthouse

This route takes you from the bustling city of Johannesburg through the rugged beauty of the Drakensberg Mountains, with a scenic stop in Himeville, before arriving at the warm beaches of Durban.

It’s a diverse road trip that blends South Africa’s natural wonders, cultural depth, and laid-back coastal living. The Drakensberg (meaning “Dragon Mountains” in Afrikaans) is the highest mountain range in Southern Africa, stretching across KwaZulu-Natal, Lesotho, and parts of the Eastern Cape and Free State province.

The Drakensberg Mountains (uKhahlamba in Zulu, meaning Barrier of Spears) stretch across KwaZulu-Natal and parts of the Free State, Lesotho, and Eastern Cape. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to some of the most jaw-dropping landscapes in Africa. After spending a few days in the Drakensberg, you will travel south to Himeville in the Southern Drakensberg.

Himeville is one of the hidden gems of the Southern Drakensberg – super peaceful, laid- back, and surrounded by raw natural beauty. Heading there, you’re in for a proper mountain escape. Embarking on a Sani Pass tour is a must-do when visiting the Southern Drakensberg. And conclude the day with a stop at the highest pub in Africa.

Durban is a vibrant coastal city in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, offering a rich blend of cultural experiences, natural beauty, and modern attractions. Spend 2 nights in Umhlanga before heading back to either Johannesburg, Cape Town or Port Elizabeth. For your journey to continue or flying back home.

Tour Example 4

An example of an 9 day tour – Kruger Safari Trail

Route: Johannesburg, Hazyview, Kruger National Park, Marloth Park, Johannesburg
Accommodation: Guest House/Hotel
Level: Budget/Comfort/Luxury
Car hire: Manual/Automatic transmission

Highlights: Kruger National Park, Quad biking, Big 5, Panorama Route, God’s Window, Lisbon Falls, Berlin Falls, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, Three Rondavels viewpoint, Blyde River Canyon, Cultural Village

This will be a safari packed trip. On this trip you will see lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhinoceros in their natural habitat, including the picturesque panorama route. With stops in Hazyview, Kruger National Park, and the wildlife-rich Marloth Park, this trip offers a blend of adventure, nature, and relaxation. Ideal for families, couples, or first-time safari-goers.

Johannesburg, often referred to as “Jozi” or “The City of Gold” is South Africa’s largest city and a vibrant cultural and economic hub. Situated in the Gauteng province, it boasts a rich history, diverse communities, and a dynamic arts scene.

Hazyview, located in Mpumalanga, is a charming town renowned for its proximity to the Kruger National Park and its rich cultural experiences. Hazyview serves as a gateway to the Kruger National Park, one of Africa’s premier wildlife destinations.

Private game reserves in Kruger National Park. Kruger National Park is a massive wildlife reserve in South Africa, and one of the most famous safari destinations in the world. It’s essentially a protected area where wild animals roam freely, and people can visit to see them in their natural habitat.

Marloth Park is a unique wildlife sanctuary located on the southern boundary of the Kruger National Park in Mpumalanga, South Africa. This 1,500-hectare conservancy offers an immersive bush experience where wild animals roam freely among the accommodations, providing guests with close-up encounters with wildlife such as kudu, zebra, giraffe, warthogs, and various bird species

Tour Example 5

An example of an 10 day tour – Whales, Wine & Wilderness

Route: Cape Town, Hermanus, Swellendam, Aquila Game Reserve, Franschhoek
Accommodation: Guest House/Hotel
Level: Budget/Comfort/Luxury
Car hire: Manual/Automatic transmission

Highlights: Table Mountain, Robben Island, Whale Watching, Shark Cage Diving, City Site- seeing bus, Stoney Point Nature Reserve, Panthera Sanctuary, Gold Restaurant, Big 5, Aquila Game Reserve, Cape Winelands, Wine farms

This scenic 10-day route starts and ends in Cape Town, winding through coastal towns, mountain villages, wine valleys, and a private game reserve.

Cape Town is South Africa’s most iconic city, nestled between the dramatic Table Mountain and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean. It’s a place where natural beauty meets rich history, where you can explore vibrant neighbourhood’s like Bo-Kaap, take a cable car up Table Mountain, visit Robben Island, and enjoy world-class food, wine, and beaches—all in one day. Whether you're hiking in the hills, sipping wine in Constantia, or watching the sunset from Camps Bay, Cape Town offers a vibe that’s both laid-back and unforgettable.

Hermanus is one of South Africa’s most popular seaside towns. Famous for its whale watching (especially from June to November), this charming coastal retreat offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and towering mountains. Whether you’re strolling along the scenic Cliff Path, indulging in fresh seafood, or enjoying a wine-tasting tour in the nearby Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, Hermanus combines nature, adventure, and relaxation in perfect harmony. It’s an ideal destination for outdoor lovers, photographers, and anyone wanting to experience the natural beauty of South Africa’s coastline.

Swellendam. A charming, historic town in the Western Cape, known for its rich history, Cape Dutch architecture, and stunning natural surroundings. It’s the third-oldest town in the country, offering a mix of culture, heritage, and natural beauty. Overnight at one of the little quant accommodations the town has to offer.

Aquila Private Game Reserve is a premier Big Five safari destination in the Western Cape. Spanning over 10,000 hectares of Karoo landscape, the reserve offers a malaria-free environment where guests can encounter Africa's iconic wildlife, including lions, elephants, rhinos, buffalo, and leopards. Founded in 1999, Aquila is committed to conservation and has successfully reintroduced the Big Five to the region.

Franschhoek is one of the most beautiful and renowned destinations in the Cape Winelands, offering a perfect blend of history, wine culture, and scenic beauty. Known as “The French Corner”, Franschhoek is nestled in a stunning valley surrounded by mountains, and its charm is irresistible to visitors.

Tour Example 6

An example of an 14 day tour – Karoo to Coast Adventure

Route: Cape Town, Cape Town, Langebaan, Matjiesfontein, Oudtshoorn, Plettenberg Bay, Addo Elephant Park, Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha)
Accommodation: Guest House/Hotel
Level: Budget/Comfort/Luxury
Car hire: Manual/Automatic transmission

Highlights: Table Mountain, Robben Island, Whale Watching, Shark Cage Diving, City Site- seeing bus, Big 5, Cape Winelands, Wine farms, Cape of Good Hope, Kite Surfing, West Coast National Park, Addo National Park, Cango Caves, Ostrich Farms, Swartberg Pass, Cango Wildlife Ranch, Meerkat Adventures, Klein Karoo Wine Route, The Lord Milner Hotel, Matjiesfontein Transport Museum, Stargazing, Route 62

This route from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth (Gqeberha) is a scenic adventure through the diverse landscapes of South Africa, combining coastal beauty, historic towns, wildlife, and natural wonders.

It takes you through some of the country’s most iconic regions, including the West Coast, Karoo, Garden Route, and the Eastern Cape, offering an enriching experience filled with cultural exploration, safari opportunities, and breathtaking vistas.

Arrival will be in Cape Town. Cape Town is located on the southwestern tip of South Africa, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Indian Ocean. The city is surrounded by spectacular scenery, from rugged mountains to pristine beaches, and it is often considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world.

Langebaan is a picturesque coastal town located on the West Coast, just about 90 minutes drive from Cape Town. Known for its stunning lagoon, breathtaking landscapes, and outdoor activities, Langebaan is a hidden gem offering a mix of natural beauty, adventure, and relaxation.

Matjiesfontein is a small, charming town located in the Karoo. Known for its unique historical significance and Victorian-era charm, Matjiesfontein is a hidden gem that offers visitors a step back in time. Nestled along the N1 Highway, it serves as both a quaint stopover and a delightful destination for those interested in South Africa’s history, architecture, and natural beauty.

Oudtshoorn is a vibrant town located in the Little Karoo region of South Africa. Often referred to as the “Ostrich Capital of the World”, Oudtshoorn is a fascinating blend of natural beauty, wildlife, history, and unique attractions. It is situated in the Klein Karoo region, which is a semi-arid area nestled between the Outeniqua Mountains to the south and the Swartberg Mountains to the north.

Plettenberg Bay is a stunning coastal town located along the Garden Route. It offers pristine beaches, lush forests, and rich biodiversity, it is one of the country’s top travel destinations. Often simply referred to as “Plett”, this charming town is a blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and luxury accommodations, making it a favourite spot for both locals and international visitors.

Addo Elephant National Park is a premier wildlife destination located in the Eastern Cape, approximately 70 km from Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth). As South Africa’s third-largest national park, it spans over 180,000 hectares and is renowned for its diverse ecosystems, abundant wildlife, and malaria-free environment.