Cape Town Tours
Keep it local with guided city tours, hiking experiences on Table Mountain, outdoor markets, wine estates, and stunning sunny beaches. Cape Town isn’t one of the most visited cities in the world for nothing. You can take advantage of our Cape Town safari packages and travel from Cape Town to one of South Africa’s renowned game reserves, or you can go on amazing day trips to the Cape Winelands and the untamed Cape Peninsula.

The most popular city in Africa is a great place to begin a more extensive trip of South Africa. Popular safari vacation packages that combine Cape Town and Kruger Park offer a traditional beach and big game getaway, or you may take a slightly different approach and combine Cape Town with the Eastern Cape reserves for a Big 5 safari without malaria. For families and independent-minded tourists, we would also strongly suggest a self-drive vacation that begins with a few days in Cape Town and continues along the famous Garden Route.

And that’s only the beginning! Everything is possible because the city is well-connected and has a state-of-the-art international airport. Choose from our collection of Cape Town vacation packages, or just ask one of our Africa Safari Experts to help you plan the ideal getaway.

Cape Winelands Tours
The Cape Winelands, one of South Africa’s most picturesque areas (and that says something!) is the ideal location for any tourist seeking a laid-back vacation in an absolutely stunning environment. Gourmet wining and dining that will leave your taste buds tingling are the main attractions of a Cape Winelands vacation, which offers both romantic retreats on private estates and family-friendly escapes.

The Cape Winelands’ locations make it simple to combine a visit with other places to create a genuinely well-rounded experience. The Whale Coast offers the ideal fusion of nature, whale watching (seasonal), and premier wines in regions like the Hemel en Aarde Valley, making it a viable choice for individuals seeking to broaden their understanding of Cape wineries.

If you have more time, consider taking a self-drive trip up the Garden Route from Cape Town to places like Knysna, Storms River, and even the Eastern Cape, where there are plenty of malaria-free safari experiences. Alternatively, stay nearby and visit other places of Cape Town, such as Simon’s Town’s famous Boulder’s Beach, which is centred around penguins, the stunning Cape Point, or relax on the best blue flag beaches along the coast.

Eastern Cape Tours
The Eastern Cape area of South Africa is famous for its incredible variety; it is a place of lonely beaches and private game reserves, welcoming seaside towns and secluded safari lodges, and it provides opportunities for family vacations, lavish romance, and Big 5 safaris without the risk of malaria. Explore private reserves in search of lions and elephants, take a stroll on wild beaches while watching dolphins in the surf, and marvel at the dazzling night skies in the starkly gorgeous Karoo semi-desert.

An incredible adventure may begin or end on one of our vacations or tours of the Eastern Cape. Travel from Cape Town to this under-explored part of South Africa along the picturesque Garden Route, which ends here. Whether you’re on a guided tour or taking a self-drive adventure, be sure to stop in the Cape Winelands and along the Whale Coast on the route.

Garden Route Tours
Among the most visited tourist spots in South Africa is the magnificently beautiful Garden Route, which consists of a lengthy stretch of golden beaches framed by mountains. The Garden Route offers a variety of guided tours and vacations, but children and couples alike will love driving there on their own because it is so easy, safe, and welcoming.

Day trips abound along the Garden Route, so be sure to take advantage of everything that the area has to offer. Nature enthusiasts must go on canopy tours through the Tsitsikamma Forest, while families visiting the area must make sure to stop at Monkeyland, Birds of Eden, and the Elephant Sanctuary. Plus, there are a number of 18-hole courses along the Garden Route that have won awards; why not play a round or two?

Sabi Sands Safaris
Sabi Sand Game Reserve, one of the most renowned Big Five safari destinations in Africa, is known for its exciting up-close encounters with lions, leopards, and other large carnivores. The reserve is part of the same extensive cross-border ecosystem as Kruger National Park, with which it shares an unfenced 50km/30mi border, allowing wildlife to roam freely. The reserve is named after the Sabie River, a seasonal tributary called the Sand, and an important year-round water source. While Sabi Sands is managed as a single ecological unit, it actually comprises several properties, such as the five-star Londolozi, Singita, and Sabi Sabi, which operate independently of each other in terms of tourism.

Madikwe Safaris
Our collection of opulent Big 5 safaris and family-friendly vacations in Madikwe Private Game Reserve is sure to satisfy your tour needs. Because it does not have malaria, the Madikwe region of South Africa is a popular choice for family safaris and is famous for its great large game watching and wild dog sightings.

Anyone, from seasoned safari goers to those who have never been on an African safari before, will love the Madikwe Game Reserve for its unique combination of varied landscapes and a wealth of wildlife. The expansive nature of the reserve guarantees a constantly shifting backdrop for wildlife viewing and picturesque photography.