Kruger National Park Sunset/Nocturnal - Private Safari

Kruger National Park - Enjoy a leisurely lunch and relax, perhaps take a dip in the pool or explore the scenic lodge and walking trail. Depart from the lodge around 3:30 pm for a sunset/nocturnal safari in Kruger National Park. During winter, the sun sets early, allowing for an extended night safari. In summer, experience stunning sunsets while on safari. Return to the lodge by 8:00 pm for a delightful dinner and a restful night, preparing for a full-day safari in Kruger National Park.

Kruger National Park - Private Safari

Kruger National Park - Safaris commence before sunrise, the most exciting time of the day, filled with anticipation. After a brief drive, enter the park gates. Your guide will know the best spots to find wildlife, including the Big 5 and plains game. This is the prime time to observe predators. The lodge provides breakfast packs, and your guide will pause after about 3 hours for breakfast, a bathroom break, and a coffee stop. The safari continues, exploring Kruger’s diverse ecozones, each with unique wildlife. Visit rivers, watering holes, plains, and bushveld areas. Lunch is at a rest camp, at your own expense. Enjoy curio shopping or a cold beer! The guide will then proceed with the safari, heading back to the lodge. Arrive between 3:30 - 4:30 pm, with time to relax, swim, and enjoy a delicious dinner.

Blyde River Canyon, Panorama Route - Private Tour

Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve - Visit God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, Blyde River Canyon (the world’s 3rd largest canyon), Lisbon Waterfall, the 3 Rondawels, and the town of Graskop.
God’s Window offers a breathtaking view from the escarpment with a 1,300 m drop below. On a clear day, see as far as Kruger and beyond. Enjoy a short walk through a natural rainforest. Bourke’s Luck Potholes are a remarkable natural formation created by water erosion over centuries. The Potholes feature round carvings and holes of various sizes formed at the confluence of the Truer and Blyde Rivers in red sandstone. Guides will share the region’s history. Walk over chasms on small footbridges, observing water flowing through cracks and holes. Several small but beautiful waterfalls are in the area. Spend about 1 hour here, enjoying a 1 km walk.

Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve - At the northern end of the Drakensberg Range, the Three Rondavels stand as the most famous and photographed attraction in the region. The harder rock layers on top eroded slower than the softer layers beneath, creating formations resembling African rondavels.

God’s Window - With stunning views, canyons, rock formations, and waterfalls, God’s Window is an area of breathtaking scenic beauty. Mpumalanga is aptly known as Paradise Country.

Bourkes’ Luck Potholes - The Luck Potholes are incredible. Decades of swirling water where the Treur River meets the Blyde River have caused extensive water erosion, resulting in amazing rock sculptures that captivate for hours.

Mac Mac Falls - More waterfalls are found around Sabie than anywhere else in southern Africa. Mac Mac, regarded as the most stunning, features twin falls plunging 90m into a gorge.

Graskop Gorge Lift Company - This glass viewing elevator descends 60m down the sheer cliffs of Graskop Gorge, offering views of the Big Swing opposite, leading to an elevated forest boardwalk. The boardwalk stretches 500m to a 70m-high waterfall via suspension bridges and exhibits. At the top, a lifestyle center with a restaurant, craft market, and shops perches on the precipice. Entry fee included; activity at your own expense.

Graskop - Graskop’s natural wonders are among the most photographed and painted scenes globally. Located in Mpumalanga Province, Graskop is ideally situated in the heart of the tourism region and serves as the gateway to the Panorama Route. Graskop is a small town on the edge of the Drakensberg escarpment, an ideal base for exploring Mpumalanga’s sightseeing venues, including Kruger National Park, Pilgrims Rest, Blyde River Canyon, and more. It’s a great lunch stop.

Kruger Walking Safari - Flight to Cape Town

Kruger National Park - This active and interactive way to view wildlife allows for a unique connection with nature that game drives don’t offer. Track animals, see creatures up close, and appreciate the diverse flora. Being on foot provides a rare opportunity to see, hear, touch, and smell the environment, with your guide introducing Africa’s flora and fauna intimately.

After a brief breakfast and coffee stop, continue the safari, returning to the lodge around 11 am. Bid farewell to your guide and freshen up before heading back to Johannesburg.

Upon arrival, check in for your flight to Cape Town, where you will be met by a representative and transferred to your hotel.
Accommodation: Premier Hotel - Seapoint (conveniently located in a safe area on the promenade, with a complimentary shuttle to the Waterfront offering restaurants and activities).

Historical Cape Town Tour, Table Mountain & West Coast - Private Tour

Table Mountain National Park - Ascend Table Mountain via cable car (optional, weather permitting) for breathtaking views over the city, Table Bay, and Robben Island. Table Mountain is a New Seven Wonder of the World and a UNESCO heritage site.
Explore Cape Town’s historical sites, including the Dutch East Indian Garden, Castle of Good Hope, South African Museum, Malay Quarter, District 6, and Greenmarket Square.
In the afternoon, drive up the West Coast for postcard views of Table Mountain, Robben Island, and Table Bay. Enjoy an aperitif while watching the sunset over the Atlantic Ocean.

Discounted rates are available for activities such as helicopter flips, shark cage diving, ballooning, whale cruises, surfing lessons, seal snorkeling, paragliding, hiking, and more. To discuss.

Cape Town Central - Explore Cape Town’s historical sites, including the Dutch East Indian Garden, Castle of Good Hope, South African Museum, Malay Quarter, District 6, and Greenmarket Square.

Bo-kaap - Discover Bo-kaap, a Cape Georgian community formerly known as the Cape Malay Quarter. Bo-Kaap’s unique architectural structures, cobbled streets, and brightly colored walls make for a great photo opportunity, while its 300-year-old history offers much to savor.

Greenmarket Square - Greenmarket Square is one of Cape Town’s liveliest hubs. As the second oldest public space in Cape Town, after the Grand Parade, it offers a variety of activities, from exploring the market and dining to discovering the art and history of the historic cobbled square.

Big Bay Beach - The West Coast is a paradise for nature and water-sport enthusiasts. From beach level, enjoy stunning views of Table Mountain, Robben Island, and Table Bay. The beaches are exquisite.

Cape of Good Hope Route - Private Tour

Cape of Good Hope - This UNESCO Heritage Site is renowned for its exceptional floral diversity. Travel along the west coast via Clifton, stopping at Maiden’s Cove for views of the Twelve Apostles and Camps Bay. Next, visit Hout Bay, a charming town where you can board a boat to Duiker Island, home to the world’s largest fur seal colony. Drive along Chapman’s Peak Pass for breathtaking views. Visit Cape of Good Hope NP, the most westerly point on the African continent, where the cold Atlantic Ocean meets the warmer Indian Ocean. Early Portuguese mariners named this landmark the Cape of Storms. Walk up to the lighthouse. Continue to False Bay for lunch. Kalk Bay is a fantastic coastal port, famous for its fish and chips. Head to Boyes Drive for great views of surfers below, and chat with the shark spotter if you wish, as he watches for Great Whites.

Hout Bay Beach - Visit Hout Bay, a charming town where you can board a boat to Duiker Island, home to the world’s largest fur seal colony.

Chapman’s Peak Drive - One of the world’s most scenic coastal drives.

Cape Winelands, Whale Coast, Penguins & Cheetah Encounter - Private Tour

Cape Winelands District Municipality - A full-day private tour of the Cape Winelands, Stellenbosch, and Whale Coast offers exceptional value. Visit the historical town of Stellenbosch and boutique wineries to taste the Cape’s finest. Follow the Southern Cape Coast along the spectacular Clarence Drive to Betty’s Bay and Africa’s largest penguin colony. Next, visit Hermanus, known as the world’s best land-based whale-watching spot from June to December.

Stellenbosch Wine Routes - Enjoy a wine and cheese tasting at Fairview Wine Estate.

Stellenbosch - Take a city tour of historical Stellenbosch, followed by a guided walk.

Cape Whale Coast - Travel along Clarence Drive, the world’s most beautiful coastal pass, arriving in Hermanus, a small coastal town offering a captivating array of experiences. Whales, Great White Sharks, the most diverse Floral Kingdom, mountain walks, unspoiled beaches, secluded forests, crashing surf, lagoons, and a hidden valley named ‘Heaven and Earth’ await. Public art and sculptures at Gearings Point complement the artistic offerings of the many galleries forming an art walk.

Harold Porter National Botanical Gardens - This beautiful garden is located in the center of the coastal fynbos, where flora is richest. It includes mountain slopes with wind-clipped heathlands, deep gorges with relict forests, flats and marshes with restios, sedges, and bulbs, as well as dunes near the beach with specialized salt-adapted plants. The garden is renowned for its waterfalls and amber pools.

Boulders Beach Penguin Colony - Stoney Point Penguin Colony is the last refuge of the critically endangered African Penguin.

Please note this is not Boulders Penguins, the site has it as default.

Cheetah Outreach - Somerset West - To ensure the survival of the free-ranging Southern African Cheetah, Cheetah Outreach is an educational and conservation-based facility partnering with cheetah Ambassadors to offer a unique personal experience, raising awareness and ensuring financial sustainability for the Cheetah Outreach conservation program.

There are about 1,326 cheetahs in South Africa, with approximately 500 free-ranging cheetahs living on unprotected farmlands in the northern part of the country. The facility promotes the work of the Cheetah Outreach Trust to conserve this viable population and engage both local and international visitors in saving these elegant African predators.

The reserve is home to other endangered African wildlife visible to visitors.

Admission is included; encounters are at your own expense.

Leisure Day with a Variety of Optional Activities at Preferential Rates

Shark Cage Diving · Marine Dynamics - The ocean has no boundaries, and Shark Team enjoys sightings of various shark species, including the Great White Shark, Bronze Whaler Shark, Cow Sharks, Cape Fur seals, and Stingrays. While specific sightings cannot be guaranteed, transparency is assured. Upon booking, you will be informed of recent sightings and what to expect. Although predictions are impossible, rest assured of honest and up-to-date information. Committed to honesty and high-quality services, your safety is our priority.

Robben Island Museum - Robben Island, a unique symbol of “the triumph of the human spirit over adversity, suffering, and injustice,” boasts a rich 500-year-old multi-layered history. Thousands visit annually to understand and honor the significant aspects of South Africa’s history represented by the Island.

Ferries depart from the Nelson Mandela Gateway at the V & A Waterfront. The tour lasts 3.5 hours, including the ferry trip to and from the Island (depending on the boat used, as travel times vary).

Surf Emporium - Muizenberg Surf School & Muizenberg Surf Shop - Our all-inclusive 1.5-hour private surf lessons include a qualified Surf Emporium or Surfing South Africa Level 1 Surf Instructor for the full duration, providing structured lessons at your pace. Lessons include the use of surf school facilities, surfboard, and wetsuit. Book a private surf lesson at a convenient time. All Surf Lessons have a ratio of 1 Instructor to 5 Participants.

Potential Activities and Airport Transfer

Zeitz MOCAA - Transfer to the airport for your flight home. Depending on your departure time, visit the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary African Art at the Waterfront.

Two Oceans Aquarium - Visit the award-winning Two Oceans Aquarium, showcasing marine life from the Atlantic and Indian oceans.

• Activities, entrance fees, guide, transport, 4-star accommodation & meals as per itinerary
• Private transportation
• Binoculars, maps, guide books provided
• Mineral water and fruit juice provided on tour
• Lunch
• Private Guide
• Dinner
• Breakfast
• Optional activities available at preferential rates

• domestic flights which can be booked for you by us.

This exclusive safari tour takes you through one of the world’s most beautiful cities and its breathtaking natural surroundings, including Table Mountain, Cape of Good Hope, Whale Route, West Coast National Park, Stellenbosch, and the Winelands. Cape Town is a must-visit destination! Travelers fly to Johannesburg and are then transferred by road (with flight options available) to the renowned Kruger National Park for a 4-day private safari, which features a safari walk with armed rangers. The park offers the highest likelihood in Africa of spotting all of the Big 5: lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo. A full-day tour of the Blyde River Canyon via the Panorama Route includes visits to top natural attractions such as the 3 Rondavels, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, God’s Window, and the Lisbon Falls. The canyon is the world’s third-largest and the largest “vegetated” canyon.

• We can recommend & book optional activities for you whilst on holiday at our preferential rates!

If you cancel at least 6 full day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a full refund.
If you cancel between 2 and 6 day(s) before the scheduled departure time, you will receive a 50% refund.
If you cancel within 2 day(s) of the scheduled departure, you will receive a 0% refund.