Name: Exploring the Wilderness & Winelands Tour of South Africa
Brand: Zicasso
Price: 650 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (559 reviews)

Mountain near Stellenbosch in South African

What to expect on this itinerary

Lion-filled savannah meets sensual vineyards, ancient elephant herds mix with historic colonial towns, the wilderness and Winelands combine to showcase an exquisite flagship of South Africa. On this 11-day tour, you explore the two paradigms, discovering how an atmospheric narrative runs through both distinctive landscapes and that there's always a place to enjoy a glass while gazing over the wild. Culminating with a stay in Cape Town, the tour also features exceptional hotels.

Countries Visited

South Africa

Places Visited

Johannesburg, Sabi Sands Game Reserve, Cape Winelands, Stellenbosch, Paarl, Franschhoek, Cape Town, Khayelitsha

Suggested Duration

11 Days

Day 1

Johannesburg – Evening Arrival in South Africa

It's an evening arrival in Johannesburg, so you're whisked off to the InterContinental Hotel at O. R Tambo Airport for a quiet night before the wilderness. A small plane will take you out to the Sabi Sands tomorrow morning, so rest up, relax, and sample a couple of South African wines in the hotel's dining room. Most flights to the Sabi Sands and Kruger depart in the morning, designed to maximize the time that guests spend on safari, before bringing guests back to Johannesburg after a morning game drive or walk. An overnight in Johannesburg before safari is common on many South Africa tours.

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Transfer

Day 2

Sabi Sands Game Reserve – Beautiful Big Game Safari in a Private Reserve

Into the wilderness, the plane touching down on an airstrip nestled deep in the savannah. Breathe in the fresh morning air and take in the panorama, the odd giraffe neck or elephant trunk poking above the flowing acres of bush. Stretching across the northeast of South Africa, the Kruger ecosystem is the country's most evocative wilderness. And it doesn't end at the border; it extends into neighboring Zimbabwe and Mozambique. You can't see all that way, but you can sense the scale, especially when buffalo herds rumble past on the game drive to the lodge.

Standing on the Sand River, in its own private reserve, Singita Boulders Lodge is an ode to the wild surroundings. Organic interiors complement the raw beauty outside while glass walls ensure the wildlife experience continues uninterrupted. Good wine is integral to the Singita experience, and the boutique cellar is stocked with some of the country's finest vintages. On an afternoon game drive, you uncork a bottle in a clearing, spending a relaxed hour as zebra herds and wild rhinos march on past. As the sun descends, you sit on a private terrace with a glass in hand, watching the antelopes skip past on their migratory journeys. It's the Sand River that gives the landscape its legendary abundance, the animals sticking close to permanent water and food. During a relaxed evening, with a bottle of vintage wine from one of the Wineland's most celebrated estates, there's always a procession of mammals to find in the waters below.

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Transfer

Flight

Activity

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3 - 4

Sabi Sands Game Reserve – Safari in South Africa's Wilderness

South Africa's wilderness is never empty. As morning mist flutters, a lion pride is on the move, stalking a zebra herd that grazes with nervous eyes. From a hidden branch, a leopard descends, elegantly passing the vehicle and then disappearing into the grass. Baboons cry out, alerting antelope to a cheetah that flickers in and out of the highest green shoots. As you drive down to the river, you see the hippos in a boisterous mood, the odd one yawning to reveal a cavernous jaw. Even when you gaze across at a seemingly static wilderness, there's something moving; a springbok skipping, kudu poking up their heads, a low reverberating grunt from a hidden lion.

Game drives are complemented by bush walks, short journeys into the wild that focus on different ungulates. Stop beside a zebra herd, watching the exchange of tender greetings, then walk on to a clearing populated by vervet monkeys. It's also possible to explore after dark, with a nighttime game drive that showcases a very different atmosphere. And when the thrills of the activities are over, the charms of the lodge take over, the wilderness extending from swimming pool and terrace, the wine cellar an accompaniment to the rich parade of mammals that flow past.

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Activity

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5

Cape Winelands – Sensual Introductions to South African Wine

Fly across South Africa to the next scenic treasure, the serene valleys of the Cape Winelands. The panoramas are equally expressive as in the Sabi Sands, just with the Big Five replaced by rows of flourishing vines, and the epic baobab trees swapped out for jagged spires of hard granite mountain. Over 500 vineyards grace these sweeping valleys, some of them with nearly two centuries of history, others providing contemporary luxury and innovation. First, you fly to Johannesburg, then transfer onto a flight to Cape Town International Airport, where it's just over 30 minutes drive out to the elegance of Mont Rochelle, Richard Branson's boutique hotel in the heart of the Winelands.

A degustation lunch introduces you to fresh local flavors, particularly the range of Pinotage wines made from grapes on the surrounding slopes. They're paired with exquisite cured meat – known as biltong – and cheeses from the family-owned farms around Mont Rochelle. This afternoon has time for stops at one or two other wineries, a good starting point being those on the winding road between Franschhoek and Stellenbosch. Delaire Graff is internationally acclaimed, and their cultivated gardens are matched by cultured wines. But along the same road, there's more bite and full-bodied intensity in the wines from estates like Tokara, Zorgvleit, and MolenVliet. With a private guide, the afternoon's tastings can be tailored to your tastes.

Accommodation

Transfer

Tour

Breakfast, Lunch

Day 6

Cape Winelands – Gastronomic Treasures in South Africa's Oldest Towns

History seeps from the whitewashed walls of the Winelands’ townhouses and farmhouses. The stone tells tales of the first Dutch settlers, who arrived late in the 18th century and explored the bounty of the terroir. Colonial towns like Stellenbosch and Franschhoek feel time-warped, rustically preserved as they glow amongst the vineyards. They've kept the old recipes, serving hearty dishes of local steak and lamb, an exquisite accompaniment to the rounded Bordeaux blends that are concocted by local winemakers. On a relaxed day, you'll visit both of these old towns along with a series of vineyards, with the exact itinerary flexible dependent on your tastes. A long and languid lunch at one of the country's finest restaurants is the centerpiece of the day's tour.

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Tour

Breakfast, Lunch

Day 7

Cape Winelands – More Exquisite Tasting in the Winelands

Much like in the wilderness, a day in the Winelands can lead you in many directions. Old farmhouses hide epic cellars, with vintage bottles opened up as you go on private tours with winemakers. Some old farmhouses appear time-worn; head inside, and there is 150 years of family history and a winemaker who only sells wine on site. There's a modern side to the area as well, like at the Spice Route, where chocolate and wine pairings are tried, as well as a string of innovative craft beers. You'll recognize the names of some vineyards, major exporters who have found fame across the world. But the secrets to this region lie in those names you've only heard through whispers, boutique wineries with stellar reputations that spend nothing on marketing. An expert local guide helps you seek them out, taking you on a third day of exquisite private tasting.

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Tour

Breakfast

Day 8

Cape Town – Table Mountain and the Iconic Waterfront

As you cross the mountain pass to Cape Town, the ocean waves come into view, frothy and alluring as they crash onto beaches beneath Table Mountain. Driving into Cape Town is a special feeling and the lookout points blur nature and cityscape, revealing how the two are intrinsically linked in the Mother City. First stop is Table Mountain, the iconic showpiece and world wonder that stands over the city. A revolving cable car brings you to the summit, where the vistas gaze down on a city ringed by an amphitheater of peaks. Crisscrossing hiking trails bring you to new views, and the enormity of the Atlantic Ocean stretches out towards the horizon. Then you travel on to the V & A Waterfront, where the bubbly and glitzy One&Only Cape Town peers over the water. In a city of such contrasting pleasures, this majestic hotel provides a fitting blend of contemporary opulence and harbor-front allure. All of the pedestrianized V & A Waterfront is easily explored from the hotel.

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Transfer

Tour

Breakfast

Day 9

Cape Town – Exploring Urban Cape Town

Rising along the folds of the mountain's slopes are the secrets to Cape Town's past and present. The former slave houses of Bo-Kaap are individually colored, one pastel green, the next faded orange, then bright red, rustic purple, and a dozen other shades from an artist's palate. This color continues in the township of Khayelitsha, where murals add to the vibrancy, and there's nothing gray for miles. While this is a poor neighborhood, the smiles are endless, inviting you to explore and see a lesser-known side of urban Cape Town. You'll spend a couple of hours with a community leader and chef, who feeds local children from a kitchen in an aluminum shack. It's perfectly safe to visit here, and a guide helps reveal the intriguing local sights. Back to the city center and there are a hundred more influences in the city; a street market, an Ethiopian restaurant, boutique jewelers, and those beaming smiles that make Cape Town so famous. Like always, you have a private tour, and there is plenty of room for customization.

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Transfer

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Breakfast

Day 10

Cape Town – Wilderness at the Tip of Africa

Views from the southwestern tip of Africa can make you feel humbled. Set sail south from here and the next landmass you'd reach would be Antarctica; sail west, and it would be Brazil. The ocean hones in on the narrow band of mountains that dominate the continent's peninsula, enclosing the Cape of Good Hope with their sense of wilderness. It only takes an hour to get here from Cape Town, but it's quite a journey. Roll across sublime mountain passes, through old fishing villages, across a bay dotted with seals then onto a beach filled with penguins. Springbok skip past as you reach the first lighthouse before a mile-long walkway brings you to the tip of Africa. On the way back to Cape Town, you drive the back route of Table Mountain, stopping at a vineyard in Constantia for a late afternoon of cheese and wine tasting.

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Tour

Breakfast

Day 11

Cape Town – Departure

Trip Highlights

Lose yourself in the wilderness of South Africa with three days in the Sabi Sands Game Reserve, a fabled haven for many of the continent's most famous animals
Go on luxury big-game safari and create your own program of activities, all of which bring intimate angles on a wilderness that features much more than just the Big Five
Open your senses to the subtle tones of South African wine with three days in the Cape Winelands, where hundreds of vineyards can provide the tasting journey
Discover South Africa's oldest towns, colonial relics in the Winelands that are filled with gastronomic delights and a sense of grandeur
Explore Cape Town, starting with the summit of Table Mountain with expansive views of the region
Uncover a more rarely seen side of Cape Town with a visit to Khayelitsha and a community project that is big on smiles
Relax in some of South Africa's finest accommodations, from a boutique estate in the Winelands to a glitzy hotel in the city

Detailed Description

South Africa is a country of panoramas. There are few designated lookout points; instead, almost every angle has you reaching for the camera, seduced by the landscape's theater of enchantment. Vineyards flood rocky valleys; the green rows interrupted by jagged peaks and whitewashed farmhouses. Iconic sweeps of savannah are alive with lion roars and the giant mammals of Africa. There's always a view, as well as a glass of celebrated wine to sip on as you savor the scene. Whether it's uncorking the bubbly in the bush, surrounded by an elephant herd, or sampling Pinotage directly from the vineyard, wilderness and wine go hand in hand in South Africa.

On this luxury 11-day South Africa tour, you explore how two seemingly different paradigms effortlessly come together. Three days in the Sabi Sands provides an immersive safari experience, the wilderness extending beyond the horizon and the mammals gently roaming past the terrace. After picking from an exceptional cellar, you get to enjoy safari encounters while simply relaxing at the lodge. Just sit back and marvel at the procession. Exhilarating intimate encounters come during the game drives as the private reserve is a celebrated home of all the Big Five and much more. In particular, there are abundant sightings of usually elusive animals like leopards and rhinos. Wine can be brought on safaris, so you sip on a glass of Chenin Blanc or Pinotage in a clearing surrounded by mammals.

Spend the next few days in the Cape Winelands, the treasured home of the South African wine industry. The country's oldest towns are located here, colonial relics of whitewashed stone and gastronomic grandeur. Hundreds of vineyards can take you on a tasting journey, with an expert local guide providing access to exclusive estates and tasting sessions with the winemakers. While Pinotage provides an obvious focus, there's an eclectic mix of wines to explore here, from the crisp modern whites to Bordeaux blends doused in tradition.

Complete the South Africa tour in Cape Town, just an hour from the Winelands. Table Mountain is an unmistakable place to start, one of the world’s new seven wonders of the world that define the city and keeps everyone in a relaxed, genial mood. You'll also spend a day exploring an alternative side to this popular city, visiting a community project and local kitchen in Khayelitsha, as well as the vibrant slave houses of Bo-Kaap. Then return to the wilderness, a journey to the southwestern tip of Africa passing penguins and seals, dramatic mountain passes and roving ocean views.

Exceptional hotels are included throughout during this South Africa tour, further elevating the delights of combining wine and wilderness.

Starting Price

$7,200 per person (excluding international flights)

Your Zicasso trip is fully customizable, and this sample itinerary is a starting place for your travel plans. Actual costs are dynamic, and your selection of accommodations and activities, your season of travel, and other such variables will bring this budget guideline up or down. Throughout your planning experience with your Zicasso specialist, your itinerary is designed around your budget. You can book your trip when you are satisfied with every detail. Planning your trip with a Zicasso travel specialist is a free service.

What's Included

Accommodations
In-country transportation
Some or all activities and tours
Expert trip planning
24x7 support during your trip

Your final trip cost will vary based on your selected accommodations, activities, meals, and other trip elements that you opt to include.

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Verified Traveler Reviews

Based on 559 reviews

Travel Review: Luxury Africa Honeymoon, South Africa, Sabi Sands Game Reserve, Cape Town, Stellenbosch Wine Tours, Local Cuisine

No Stone Left Unturned

Where do we begin?

Our agent has been by our side through every step of the way. She reassured us that our honeymoon would be tailored specifically to what we would want and love to do and it was! Our agent spent numerous hours on the phone with both of us listening to our concerns and excitement. She was swift with her responses, kept us up to date, made suggestions, and most importantly kept us in budget!

We met our second contact half way through our planning process. We were hesitant moving forward and leaving our original agent since we formed such a tight bond but from our first interaction with our second contact to our last she has been nothing but outstanding. She helped us with the payment process, the flight information, and picking out some of the best restaurants in Cape Town (goodness gracious, I think we gained 10 lbs. each ha). Knowing that she would be on the ground in Cape Town eased our minds as we approached our first trip to the motherland.

Our final contact did a spectacular job with running through our itinerary a few days before we departed. This phone conversation allowed us to ask our last minute questions, understand about tipping (who to tip, how much to tip, when to tip), etc. Another great member of the travel company's team.

On to the trip…

Locations: Cape Town, Stanford, Sabi Sands & Kapalma

1st Stop: One and Only (Cape Town)

2nd Stop: Mosaic (Stanford):

3rd Stop: Dulini (Sabi Sands)

4th Stop: Camp Jabulani (Kapalma)

What we did…

Cape Peninsula, Cape of Good Hope, Penguins, Botanical Gardens, Uthando Township Tour, Stellenbosch visit with 4 wine tasting stops, quad biking, beach walk, 13 game drives, elephant ride, cheetah encounter (lucky enough to pet one), countless 5-star restaurants (favorite being Kloof Street House), plunge pool experience, showered outside in the bush, bush walk (woah that was scary and so surreal), and of course a bush wee (you will understand once you experience it).

Our travel company did a phenomenal job making us feel special on our honeymoon. Each of our accommodations were aware of our honeymoon where they surprised us with free bottles of wine/champagne, gave us complimentary massages, messages to the two us upon our arrival, presented with a self-made poster from the children of Khayelitsha Township and multiple intimate surprise dinners. During the course of our trip we felt like VIPs. Even though we were not told by our travel company, we absolutely could tell the company's touch was there and without them we would have never been able to make our honeymoon this special. We have and will continue to rave to our family & friends about how phenomenal this company made our experience. We can’t wait to work with them again for our next trip.

Review: Luxury Africa Family Safari, South Africa, Cape Town, Stellenbosch, Kruger National Park

I like to think of myself as a low maintenance girl, but the truth is, I’m not. And that’s ok. Work hard play hard. So when I, with my parents, husband and daughter decided to take the trip of a lifetime to South Africa, every detail was really important. We knew we wanted a mix of a Safari vacation with a visit to Capetown. For the Safari, all I had heard about was Kruger National park and then nothing else. My entire view of SA was really what I knew through friends I met during their visits to the US. I found this travel agent on Zicasso and, although she didn’t have that many reviews, she beat out two other well-known companies because of her attention to detail, her exceptional hotel recommendations and her anticipation of what we might need.

For example, when looking for Safari lodges to stay at, she asked whether we were ok being in the malaria zone because my daughter is 10 and parents are older. I had no idea the park was in the malaria zone and none of the other travel agents mentioned this to me! Instead, our agent found us a fantastic 5 star lodge in Welgevonden reserve (Mhondoro Game Lodge) where we had the absolute best guide and staff ever. She also booked us on a charter flight from Johannesburg to the reserve and back, and then the domestic flights from Johannesburg to Capetown and back (we had already booked the international flights on our own). During our trip, our agent even went online and checked us in for our flights! She also arranged for executive meet and greet services for all our intra-country transfers which helped a ton. Our travel agent also did an excellent job of booking all road transfers for us and every driver was at least 10 minutes early - we never had to wait - and super friendly and helpful. She told all hotels, restaurants, etc. that I was gluten-free, she was always available via WhatsApp during our vacation and we even met her for lunch while out for a day tour of Stellenbosch & the winelands - so nice to put her pretty face to a name.

All in all, I would HIGHLY recommend this agent and this travel team for any travel in Southern Africa (in addition to S. Africa, I believe she also does Botswana, Kenya, Zimbabwe, and some other southern African countries). This travel agent has set an extremely high standard and I wish I could just take her back home with me to organize the rest of my life!

Travel Review: Africa Safari, South Africa, Pretoria, Cape Town, Cape of Good Hope, Stellenbosch, Sabi Sands Game Reserve

We are fairly seasoned travellers, and did a lot of homework before planning this trip. Nothing really prepared us for how fabulous it would be. I'd say it was the trip of a lifetime, except that we fully intend to go back.

From first contact to last, this travel agency was a pleasure to deal with. They were responsive to our ideas about what we wanted to do and see, and put together several itineraries which also included many suggestions that we had not thought of.

Ours was a private 3 week tour, beginning in Durban, then to the Sabi Sands game reserve (where we stayed at the Londolozi Founders Camp). We took the Blue Train from Pretoria to Cape Town where we stayed a few days at the very lovely Cape Grace Hotel, and spent 3 wonderful days at the a wine estate near Stellenbosch.

Our travel agency arranged all of our transportation and excursions. Everything went like clockwork: all of our guides or transports were right on time, and without exception they were extremely pleasant and knowledgeable people. We learned a lot about the country from each of them.

South Africa is a long way from Canada. What made us feel very secure was that we had the personal cell phone number of our agent and knew that we could call her at any hour if something went awry.

The very best thing is that we never had to call!

I would recommend this tour company highly, and would definitely use them again,

Luxury Africa Safari Review: Botswana, Zambia, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Cape Town, Victoria Falls, Okavango Delta, Wine Country

Nothing but great things to say about our experience with this Africa safari travel planner!! The day after we entered our Zicasso request online, we were contacted by our agent. We clicked immediately. She got right away what we wanted to achieve during our trip and began helping us to develop a workable plan. If we drove her crazy with all of our revisions, you would never have known it: she was focused, resourceful, and upbeat, offering great advice at critical junctures to come up with a plan that met our needs and maximized both our time and convenience. She went the extra mile to ensure that we had a great trip, checked in frequently to find out how things were going and made great recommendations for restaurants and local attractions. We felt very pampered and we were! The outlines of our final trip included stops in Cape Town; the Blyde River Canyon; Kruger National Park; Victoria Falls; Botswana; and Johannesburg.

The company made all arrangements for us at two great safari camps: Kings in Kruger, and Shinde in Botswana. Both were excellent – knowledgeable guides; incredible surroundings; generous and welcoming staff. We lucked out and managed to see the Big Five in just two days! A highlight of the Botswana safari was spending 45 minutes observing a pride of eight lions congregated about 40 feet away from our open-air jeep. At Kruger, we had a similar up-close and personal viewing experience of two leopards and two white rhinos.

Our travel company also made all arrangements for five internal flights and pick-ups and one wonderfully guided day tour of the Blyde River Canyon: there was never a hitch! We even crossed four borders. The hand-offs were smooth; the transport vehicles clean and comfortable; the drivers safe and enthusiastic. All the practical details were attended to from tasty box lunches to confirmation calls the day before transfers.

Our travel company also arranged two wonderful tours in Cape Town for us and we were especially privileged to have them led by the Managing Director of the company. He is a consummate professional and was incredibly knowledgeable and informative about every topic that we discussed. He is also charming and delightful on a personal level and all of these qualities are reflected in the company he manages. Our two day-tours were to the Cape of Good Hope which included a spectacular gourmet multi-course wine-paired lunch at the Flagship, a restaurant located in the home of the chef and situated near the edge of the sea in Simon’s Town with beautiful views all around. We were joined by a handful of other quests and spent a lovely afternoon in their company sharing a great culinary experience.

The Managing Director also led us on a one day tour that included stops at Hermanus in the Western Cape for whale watching and at two beautiful towns in the wine country – Franschhoek and Stellenbosch. We tasted the extraordinary wines of the Delaire Graff and Tokara estates, both of which had distinctive architecture and art, but the Delaire setting was breathtakingly luxurious.

All in all, an unforgettable trip thanks to this company!

Travel Review: Luxury South Africa Safari, Cape Town, Franschhoek, Stellenbosch, Cape of Good Hope, Robben Island, Table Mountain

We had high expectations about our trip to South Africa. Others who have been on safari have raved about it. Although we travel a lot, this was our first time using a travel agency. I'm the type that likes to research the options and make decisions based on our personal preferences, however, I knew I was over my head planning a three week trip to an area we knew nothing about. Working with this Africa safari travel company was fantastic and they exceeded every expectation we had for the trip. Every detail was thought out and planned for, even ones we did not know would be helpful like an escort through Johannesburg airport.

We gave our travel company our flight arrival and departure dates and an overall budget. They booked our hotels in Cape Town, Winelands, and 2 safaris as well as a 2-night trip on Rovos Rail. In addition, they made dinner reservations, booked a personal guide for the first part of our trip, arranged airport transportation. Every choice they made was one I would have made myself and matched our style perfectly.

Our trip to South Africa was much more than we expected which was focused on the safari aspect. Cape Town is beautiful, the mountains are stunning, the restaurants had some of the best food we have ever had, topped only by the food we had at our next stop in Franschhoek and Stellenbosch (Winelands). You'll think you are in any high end European restaurant. The wine tours, restaurants, scenery and towns in Winelands far exceed our experiences in Napa and Sonoma which we live near. I wish we had planned extra time there.

We thank this company for the wonderful experience, have fallen in love with the area and can not wait to go back!

Review: Luxury Africa Safari, South Africa & Tanzania, Zanzibar, Dulini Private Game Reserve, Franschhoek Wine Tours

Our safari travel company and our tour designer were the perfect choice for our 3+ week southern Africa vacation. We have used Zicasso referrals for several monthlong vacations, including Vietnam [2015], and this 27 day trip to southern Africa [2 Tanzania safari locations, Zanzibar Island for a beach stay, then into South Africa's Cape Town and Franschhoek in the Winelands, and finally several days the Dulini Private Game Reserve in the Sabi Sands section of Kruger National Park. Our travel agent recommended terrific lodgings (save one, more on that later) and arrangements including transfers were flawless. We have already begun a conversation with her about a future trip to the Maldives or Seychelles. She wisely steered us to the right regions for safari for our January/February travel, knowledgeably aware of where to have the best viewing opportunities, she listened to our preferences and understood our style of travel perfectly. I cannot recommend this agent and her safari travel company highly enough.

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Exploring the Wilderness & Winelands Tour of South Africa

What to expect on this itinerary

Countries Visited

Places Visited

Suggested Duration

Customizable Itinerary

Johannesburg – Evening Arrival in South Africa

Sabi Sands Game Reserve – Beautiful Big Game Safari in a Private Reserve

Sabi Sands Game Reserve – Safari in South Africa's Wilderness

Cape Winelands – Sensual Introductions to South African Wine

Cape Winelands – Gastronomic Treasures in South Africa's Oldest Towns

Cape Winelands – More Exquisite Tasting in the Winelands

Cape Town – Table Mountain and the Iconic Waterfront

Cape Town – Exploring Urban Cape Town

Cape Town – Wilderness at the Tip of Africa

Cape Town – Departure

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