Depart from Johannesburg at 8:30 AM and journey through Mpumalanga to Kruger National Park

Mpumalanga - Embark on a journey from Johannesburg through Mpumalanga Province to Kruger National Park. This route is one of South Africa’s most picturesque and fulfilling, blending cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and outstanding wildlife viewing opportunities.

Full-day safari in Kruger National Park

Kruger National Park - Experience a full-day safari in Kruger National Park, the pinnacle of South African wildlife adventures. This offers the opportunity to see the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino—alongside hundreds of other species in one of the world’s leading game reserves.

Travel through Mpumalanga to iSimangaliso Wetlands Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a Hippo and Croc Boat Cruise

Mpumalanga - Journey through Mpumalanga to iSimangaliso Wetland Park. This trip takes you from highland escarpments and wildlife-rich savannas to tropical coastal wetlands and pristine beaches along South Africa’s northeast coast, rich in natural beauty, biodiversity, and cultural experiences.

Saint Lucia Estuary - Enjoy a Hippo and Croc Boat Cruise in St Lucia Estuary. This cruise, located within the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of South Africa’s most iconic wildlife experiences. It offers a leisurely water safari into one of Africa’s largest estuarine systems, brimming with life and natural beauty.

Travel to Durban. Explore Victoria Market and Durban Promenade

Victoria Street Market - Explore Victoria Market in Durban. Known as “The Vic,” this vibrant cultural landmark offers a sensory-rich shopping experience blending South African, Indian, and Zulu influences. With over 200 stalls in a colorful building reminiscent of a Maharajah’s palace, it’s a must-visit for those seeking authentic local flavor.

Durban - Discover Durban’s Promenade and city center, offering a delightful mix of seaside relaxation, cultural experiences, and urban adventures. Overnight in Durban.

Visit Howick Falls. Explore Mandela Capture Site. Discover Drakensberg Mountains

Howick Falls - Explore Howick Falls. Known in Zulu as KwaNogqaza or “Place of the Tall One,” this captivating 95-meter waterfall is located in Howick, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Situated on the Umgeni River, the falls are a prominent feature of the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands and a highlight along the scenic Midlands Meander route.

Nelson Mandela Capture Site - Explore Mandela Capture Site. Near Howick, KwaZulu-Natal, this profound historical landmark commemorates Nelson Mandela’s arrest on 5 August 1962, a pivotal event leading to his 27-year imprisonment. The site features a compelling visitor center and an iconic sculpture narrating Mandela’s legacy and South Africa’s journey toward democracy.

Drakensberg Mountains - Discover Drakensberg Mountains. Known in Zulu as uKhahlamba (“Barrier of Spears”), this majestic range along the border of South Africa and Lesotho is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering dramatic landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and diverse outdoor activities.

Visit Mthatha Museum. Explore Mvezo, Mandela’s birthplace. Enjoy beaches in East London. Overnight in East London

East London - Enjoy the beaches in East London. Located in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, East London boasts a variety of beautiful beaches catering to surfers, swimmers, families, and nature enthusiasts. Overnight in East London.

Visit Port Alfred. Explore Addo National Park. Travel to Port Elizabeth

Port Alfred - Explore Port Alfred. Nestled along South Africa’s Sunshine Coast in the Eastern Cape, this charming coastal town is known for its pristine beaches, vibrant marina, and a plethora of outdoor activities. Situated at the mouth of the Kowie River, it offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

Addo Elephant National Park - Explore Addo Elephant National Park. Located in South Africa’s Eastern Cape, this is one of the country’s premier wildlife destinations and the third-largest national park. Originally established in 1931 to protect just 11 elephants, it now boasts over 600 elephants and a vast range of biodiversity.

Port Elizabeth - Discover Port Elizabeth. Now officially part of Gqeberha, this vibrant coastal city on South Africa’s Eastern Cape is known for its beautiful beaches, rich cultural history, and friendly atmosphere. It’s also the gateway to the Garden Route. Overnight in Port Elizabeth.

Visit Robberg Nature Reserve. Explore Plettenberg Bay. Discover Knysna Heads and Knysna

Robberg Nature Reserve - Explore Robberg Nature Reserve. Located just outside Plettenberg Bay along South Africa’s Garden Route, this is one of the most scenic coastal hiking destinations in the country. It’s a World Heritage Site and national monument offering rugged cliffs, pristine beaches, and incredible ocean views.

Plettenberg Bay - Discover Plettenberg Bay. Often called “Plett,” this jewel of South Africa’s Garden Route is renowned for its golden beaches, coastal charm, and outdoor adventures. It’s an ideal base for exploring nearby nature reserves, marine life, and luxury eco-lodges.

Knysna Heads - Discover Knysna Heads. These are one of South Africa’s most iconic coastal landmarks — two dramatic sandstone cliffs that guard the narrow entrance between the Knysna Lagoon and the Indian Ocean. This natural gateway offers stunning views, fascinating geology, and is an essential stop along the Garden Route.

Garden Route - Explore the Garden Route. This is one of the most scenic and diverse travel experiences in South Africa. Stretching roughly 300 km (186 miles) from Mossel Bay in the Western Cape to Storms River in the Eastern Cape, this coastal route winds through lush forests, pristine beaches, lakes, cliffs, and charming towns — with endless opportunities for adventure, wildlife viewing, and relaxation.

Visit Botlierskop Game Reserve. Explore Cango Caves. Discover Oudtshoorn.

Botlierskop Private Game Reserve - Explore Botlierskop Game Reserve. Nestled between Mossel Bay and George along the Garden Route, this reserve offers an upscale, malaria-free safari experience in a stunning mountain and river valley setting. It’s perfect for travelers seeking wildlife encounters without detouring far from the coast.

The Cango Caves - Explore Cango Caves. Located near Oudtshoorn in the Little Karoo region of South Africa, these are one of the country’s oldest and most spectacular natural attractions. These ancient limestone caverns feature dramatic stalactites, stalagmites, and otherworldly rock formations — some estimated to be over 20 million years old.

Oudtshoorn - Discover Oudtshoorn. Known as the “ostrich capital of the world,” this charming town is nestled in the semi-arid Klein Karoo along South Africa’s Route 62. It offers a rich mix of wildlife experiences, natural wonders, and historic charm — making it a great inland detour from the coastal Garden Route. Overnight in Oudtshoorn.

Visit Cango Ostrich Farm. Travel on R62 Wine Route to Cape Town.

Cango Ostrich Show Farm - Visit Cango Ostrich Farm. Located just outside Oudtshoorn, this farm offers one of the best and most educational ostrich experiences in South Africa. Nestled at the foothills of the Swartberg Mountains, it provides visitors with an up-close encounter with these fascinating, flightless giants.

R 62 in the Klein Karoo - Travel from Oudtshoorn to Cape Town on the Little Karoo and R62 Wine Route. This journey is one of South Africa’s most scenic and culturally rich inland road trips. Route 62, often dubbed “the world’s longest wine route,” winds through arid mountains, vineyards, quirky small towns, and open countryside.

• Game Safari at Addo National Park
• Hippo and Croc Boat Cruise in Isimangaliso Wetlands Park
• Hotel accommodation, bed and breakfast
• Hiking at Robberg Nature Reserve
• Tour Cango Caves
• Game safari at Botlierskop Game Reserve
• Visit Knysna Heads and Knysna Lagoon
• Visit to Mandela Capture Site and Drakensberg Mountains
• Breakfast
• Tour Guide
• Full day safari at Kruger National Park
• Tour Cango Ostrich Farm
• Visit to Durban, East London, Port Elizabeth, Port Alfred, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Oudtshoorn

• Gratuities

This tour is perfect for solo adventurers, groups, families, and anyone eager for an exhilarating journey through South Africa. The 10-day itinerary from Johannesburg to Cape Town, passing through Kruger National Park, also features stops at Isimangaliso Wetlands Park, the Drakensberg Mountains, Addo National Park, Robberg Nature Reserve, Botlierskop Game Reserve, Cango Caves, Cango Ostrich Farm, and more. Immerse yourself in the rich culture, diverse wildlife, stunning beaches, and breathtaking nature on this unforgettable 10-day adventure.

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