Cape Town, Kruger, Victoria Falls and Botswana Tour

Cape Town is a vibrant melting pot of colour, creativity and cuisine. With its flat, larger-than-life mountain harbouring white sandy beaches, bountiful vineyards and a bustling waterfront at its base, it's a destination made for unforgettable experiences.

Highlights

• Table Mountain National Park contains over 9,000 species of fynbos
• Cosmopolitan, white sandy beaches such as Camps Bay and Clifton attract for sunbathing, sundowners and surfing
• Swim with penguins at Boulders Beach or take a boat to Robben Island where former president Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years
• The V&A Waterfront is a retail mecca with shops, restaurants and entertainment galore

Accommodation: Stay at Welgelegen Boutique Guest House

Meals & Drinks: all meals included

Hardly in need of any introduction, Sabi Sand is the Rolls Royce of Game Reserves and, better yet, it forms part of and shares the Greater Kruger area's wildlife. Big 5 game viewing is second to none and the lodges here are some of the most luxurious that South Africa's safari scene has to offer.

Highlights

• The oldest (and often lauded as the most prestigious) game reserve in the country
• Adjacent to the Kruger National Park, Sabi Sand is home to vast numbers of wildlife, among them the Big 5 and many endangered species
• The number of lodges available are sure to cater to every visitor’s need
• Acknowledged as one of the last great wildernesses in the country, spanning some 65,000ha

Accommodation: Stay at Chitwa Chitwa Game Lodge

Meals & Drinks: all meals included

Words frequently fail to capture the grandeur of Victoria Falls, but if you were to look for an apt description, you probably wouldn’t find better than its Kololo name ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’, which roughly translates to ‘the smoke that thunders’. Spanning nearly two kilometres and dropping about 108 metres, this UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site is the largest waterfall in the world—thanks to the sheer volume of water cascading over its crags every minute.

Highlights

• While it’s not the world’s widest or highest waterfall, Victoria Falls is regarded as the world’s largest because of the amount of water rushing over its precipices
• Listed as a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site
• Situated almost halfway along the Zambezi River, straddling Zimbabwe and Zambia
• A mecca for adrenaline junkies with activities ranging from white-water rafting to bungee jumping

Accommodation: Stay at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge

Meals & Drinks: all meals included

A diverse and intriguing landscape, Botswana’s Moremi and Okavango Region begins with four rocky slabs embellished with San artwork in the Tsodilo Hills and continues on to the marshy shores of the panhandle before fragmenting into the Delta which meanders past Chief’s Island.

Highlights

• The Okavango Region showcases an incredible wealth of biodiversity
• The iconic Tsodilo Hills stand testament to the lasting imprint of the San culture still visible today
• The panhandle feeds the Okavango Delta, considered one of the 7 Natural Wonders of Africa
• Many lodges around the Delta have their own airstrips while Maun, considered the gateway to the Delta, has flights directly from Johannesburg

Accommodation: Stay at Machaba Camp

Meals & Drinks: all meals included