18 Day South African Adventure
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18 Day South African Adventure

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Calendar

Length

18 days

Tour SKU

Tour SKU

ACS0308

flight Starts

Starts

Johannesburg

Comfort Level

Comfort Level

Basic

Flight Ends

Ends

Cape Town

Age Range

Age Range

18 - 55 Years and older

Tour Type

Tour Type

Smaller Group Tours

Operated in

Operated in

English Guided

Group Size

Group Size

Max 16

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Why You'll Love this Tour

When it comes to adventure, South Africa’s ever-changing scenery is the perfect canvas on which to paint an activity-packed trip. In 18 days, you’ll hike rugged mountains, sip on world-famous wines in picturesque valleys, join khaki-clad rangers on wild safari game drives, bungee jump from the Garden Route’s Bloukrans Bridge, and so much more! Top it off with learning about the region’s tumultuous history through insightful museum tours and you’ll gain a much deeper understanding of the fabric of South Africa.

18 Day South African Adventure Map

ITINERARY

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Our South African adventure begins with a northward journey from Johannesburg, the vibrant “City of Gold.” Following in the footsteps of intrepid explorers, we’ll skirt the outskirts of Pretoria, South Africa’s administrative capital, before venturing into the vast, open plains that define Africa. Our midday break takes us to the historical gold mining village of Haenertsburg. Steeped in fascinating stories, this charming stop offers a glimpse into South Africa’s rich past. Refueled and ready for more, we descend into the captivating Magoebaskloof – a lush, mountainous wonderland presided over by the legendary Rain Queen, Modjadji. Immerse yourself in the area’s verdant beauty, a stark contrast to the open plains we traversed earlier.

The final leg of today’s journey takes us to the world-renowned Greater Kruger National Park. This iconic park is a haven for wildlife, boasting a vast array of free-ranging animals. For the next two nights, we’ll call a comfortable bush lodge our home – a haven nestled within a private reserve within the Greater Kruger.

Here, in this private sanctuary, witness the magic of nature unfold. Animals roam freely, unrestricted by fences, creating unparalleled viewing opportunities. Embark on game drives in open vehicles, venturing out in the daytime and into the balmy evenings in search of Africa’s incredible creatures.

Our lodge, a seamless extension of the surrounding bush, offers the perfect retreat after a day of exploration. Sink into crisp, comfortable beds and unwind on your private balcony, where breathtaking views of the surrounding wilderness unfold. A nearby waterhole serves as a natural stage, attracting a mesmerizing array of animals throughout the day. As night falls, drift off to sleep lulled by the symphony of sounds emanating from the African bush – a truly unforgettable experience.

 

Meals
Meals

Dinner (Lunch will be at your own expense)

Accommodation
Accommodation

Bush Lodge – Twin Bedded Units

Distance
Distance

± 530 km

Awaken to the gentle whispers of the African bush. Savor a light breakfast of fresh coffee and rusks, a traditional South African biscuit, as the day stretches before you.

This morning, embark on an unforgettable wildlife adventure. Join your qualified ranger on a guided exploration through the wilderness. With heightened senses, keep your eyes peeled for incredible animal encounters. But don’t just focus on the big game – your expert guide will reveal the smaller wonders often hidden from plain sight, from fascinating insects to unique plant life.

Before the midday sun intensifies, return to the lodge for a delicious brunch. Afterwards, unwind and embrace the serenity of your surroundings. Relax on the lodge deck, where a nearby waterhole provides a captivating natural scene. Witness a symphony of life unfold as various birds and animals come to quench their thirst, their interactions revealing the intricate pecking order of the wild. Perhaps enjoy a refreshing drink while indulging in some game viewing from this prime vantage point.

As the afternoon heat subsides, prepare for an adventure that transitions seamlessly into the night. Embark on an exhilarating open-vehicle game drive that extends into an enthralling night drive. Your quest? To discover the nocturnal creatures that come alive after dark. With the sun dipping below the horizon, pull over and raise a toast to another magnificent day with a sundowner drink or two. Let the fiery hues of the African sunset cast their spell as you marvel at the breathtaking beauty of the bushveld bathed in the golden glow of twilight.

 

Meals
Meals

Brunch, Dinner

Accommodation
Accommodation

Bush Lodge – Twin-bedded tented units

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Morning guided walk in Big 5 area, Afternoon & night game drive

Greet the African sunrise with a hearty breakfast, fueling your adventure for the day ahead. Our journey takes us up the escarpment, a dramatic rise in elevation that unveils a wonderland of scenic beauty. Prepare to be captivated by the region’s natural wonders and breathtaking viewpoints.

Our first stop is a true marvel – the Blyde River Canyon, the world’s largest “green canyon.” Imagine towering cliffs plunging into lush vegetation, creating a landscape unlike any other. Drink in the panoramic vistas and capture unforgettable photos of this awe-inspiring natural masterpiece.

Next, we delve into history with a visit to the charming museum town of Pilgrim’s Rest. Step back in time as you stroll down the main street, transported to the era of the gold rush. Let your imagination run wild as you envision the bustling activity and pioneering spirit of that bygone era.

Lunch today is a chance to tantalize your taste buds and savor the scenery. We’ll stop at a delightful venue perched on the edge of the escarpment, offering the most incredible panoramic views over the entire Lowveld region. Spread out before you will be a tapestry of rolling hills, verdant vegetation, and a sense of boundless expanse.

As mid-afternoon arrives, we descend to our tranquil haven for the night – Greenfire Lodge Hazyview. This enchanting log cabin, built spectacularly on stilts, blends seamlessly into the indigenous forest fringing the banks of the mighty Sabie River, also known locally as the “Fearful River.” This haven is not just a place to rest, but also a working farm. Here, coffee, limes, and macadamia nuts are cultivated with care. We’ll take a fascinating tour of the property, gaining insights into sustainable farming practices and the bounty this land yields.

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast, Dinner (Lunch will be at your own expense)

Accommodation
Accommodation

Greenfire Hazyview Lodge – Log Cabins

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Panorama Route, 3 Rondavels, Pilgrim’s Rest

Optional Activities
Optional Activities

Gorge Swing

Distance
Distance

± 195 km

Rise with the dawn chorus and depart from your lodge at sunrise. A short journey takes us to the southern sector of Kruger National Park, where an unforgettable day of wildlife exploration awaits.

Kruger National Park boasts an area larger than Israel or Wales, and today, we’ll embark on a full-day safari to discover the incredible creatures that call this park home. Imagine traversing this iconic park in a comfortable, well-equipped vehicle, the perfect vantage point for observing an array of animals in their natural habitat.

Our expert guide, a wealth of knowledge about the park’s ecosystem, will be by your side throughout the day. They’ll not only help you spot animals but also provide fascinating insights into their behavior, revealing the intricate web of life that unfolds within Kruger’s borders.

Prepare to spend most of the day immersed in game viewing, a thrilling adventure of discovery. However, we’ll also incorporate regular stops at designated points within the park. These rest areas provide the perfect opportunity to stretch your legs and unwind, perhaps enjoying a delicious lunch (at your own expense) at one of the park’s rest camps.

As the afternoon sun dips lower in the sky, we’ll make our way out of the park, returning to the tranquil haven of Greenfire Lodge Hazyview, hearts brimming with memories of the day’s incredible wildlife encounters.

 

Meals
Meals

Packed Breakfast Snacks, Dinner

Accommodation
Accommodation

Greenfire Hazyview Lodge – Log Cabins

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Southern Section of Kruger National Park Full day game drive

Distance
Distance

± 30 km to and from the park gate

After a nourishing breakfast, we bid farewell to South Africa and embark on a captivating journey into the Kingdom of eSwatini (formerly Swaziland). This small, landlocked country boasts a rich tapestry of culture and breathtaking natural beauty, waiting to be explored.

Our adventure begins as we traverse through Mbombela (Nelspruit), the provincial capital of Mpumalanga. Soon, we’ll cross the border and officially enter eSwatini. Prepare to be charmed by the sight of traditional homesteads dotting the landscape as we ascend into the majestic mountains. This region is a haven of natural splendor, promising breathtaking vistas around every bend.

Beyond the beauty of the land lies a vibrant cultural heritage. eSwatini is renowned for its traditional crafts, and with a bit of extra time on our side, we’ll have the opportunity to visit one or more of these fascinating workshops. Immerse yourself in the creative process, witness the skills passed down through generations, and perhaps even discover a unique souvenir handcrafted by local artisans.

Our exploration of this captivating kingdom continues as we delve deeper into its heart. Before reaching our comfortable accommodation for the night, we’ll dedicate some time to truly experiencing eSwatini’s essence. In the evening, savour a delicious, locally-cooked meal – a delightful introduction to Swazi cuisine and a perfect way to end an enriching day.

 

Accommodation
Accommodation

Foresters Arms Hotel or similar

Meals
Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Distance
Distance

± 290 km

Unwind on scenic southern roads through Swaziland before returning to South Africa. Cross the border and enter Zululand, the cradle of Zulu culture, South Africa’s largest ethnic group. Formed by King Shaka Zulu in the early 1800s, the Zulu kingdom’s influence rippled across southern Africa.

Our adventure lands us in St Lucia, a vibrant coastal town teeming with life – hippos, crocodiles, and a dazzling array of birds. This will be your haven for the next two nights.

Get ready to be wowed by iSimangaliso Wetland Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This unique sanctuary boasts a kaleidoscope of ecosystems – think subtropical coastlines, pristine white beaches, tidal pools teeming with life, offshore reefs, and lush dune forests.

Prepare for an unforgettable day within iSimangaliso. Embark on a thrilling park drive, where spotting rhinos, buffalo, and a variety of other wildlife is a distinct possibility. Imagine the thrill of encountering these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat!

Later, we’ll head to a deserted beach – your own slice of paradise. Sink your toes into the warm sand and feel the ocean breeze brush your face. Craving a refreshing dip? The inviting Indian Ocean awaits!

The rest of the day is yours to explore. Hike through pristine dune forests, discover the park’s diverse habitats, or simply relax on the beach. In the evenings, savor delicious meals (own expense) at one of St Lucia’s many restaurants. Don’t forget, this town is known for its wandering hippos, so keep an eye out for these fascinating creatures during your nighttime explorations!

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast x2, Lunch x2

Accommodation
Accommodation

Forest Lodge St Lucia

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

iSimangaliso Wetland Park

Distance
Distance

± 370 km

Bid farewell to charming St Lucia and journey through KwaZulu-Natal’s rolling hills, a land steeped in history. This region witnessed pivotal battles that shaped modern-day South Africa – from clashes between the Boers and Zulus to encounters with the British. Keep your eyes peeled for historical sites that stand as silent testaments to these defining moments.

By afternoon, we’ll reach the awe-inspiring Drakensberg Mountain Range, known locally as “uKhahlamba” or “The Barrier of Spears.” Towering 3,400 meters, these majestic peaks pierce the sky, promising breathtaking vistas and a true wilderness experience.

After a full day of exploration, we’ll arrive at our cozy cabin-style accommodation, nestled amidst the mountains. Imagine waking up to panoramic views that will leave you speechless – the perfect way to begin each day.

Day 9 is dedicated to conquering the Tugela Gorge, located within the Royal Natal National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Embark on a thrilling hike that rewards you with spectacular views of the Amphitheatre’s towering cliffs. Prepare to be mesmerized by Tugela Falls, cascading down 948 meters – widely considered the second-highest waterfall in the world!

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2

Accommodation
Accommodation

Alpine Health Resort or similar

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Drakensberg Mountains, Tugela Gorge Hike

Distance
Distance

± 480 km on day 8

After conquering the Drakensberg’s beauty, we continue our journey southward, following the majestic mountain range’s embrace. Our destination: the Natal Midlands, a verdant farming haven renowned as one of South Africa’s most picturesque regions.

Imagine arriving in the afternoon at our overnight haven – a working ranch steeped in history. This afternoon holds the opportunity to delve into the fascinating stories woven into the farm’s buildings and the land itself. Learn about the unique practices of farming in this fertile region and gain insights into the area’s rich past.

Calling all adventurers! Feeling energetic? There’s an exciting chance to participate in some farm activities – either in the afternoon or under the crisp morning sky. Lend a hand and experience firsthand the lifeblood of this working ranch.

As the day winds down, savor a delicious traditional dinner prepared with farm-fresh ingredients. Imagine the burst of flavor as you enjoy a meal crafted from the very land you explored!

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation
Accommodation

Flitwick Ranch – Local Farm Stay

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Local Farm Stay, Southern Drakensberg Scenic Drive

Distance
Distance

± 340 km

Today we make our way to one of the most exciting, off-the-beaten-track highlights of the tour – The Wild Coast – we pass through several small towns and travel along beautiful roads. This area used to be an independent homeland from South Africa and as a result had very little development resulting in endless unspoiled beaches, natural estuaries, fields of rolling grassland, and a the colourful traditional Xhosa villages. We will spend two nights at a remote lodge and will spend a full day exploring this rugged but beautiful area. We will experience one of the most impressive landmarks along the South African coastline during our stay – Hole in the Wall – as we take a walk along the high cliffs, deserted beaches, and rolling grasslands. There is a natural arch carved by centuries of wave action on Hole in the Wall, located just offshore. Those who are adventurous may wish to swim out to take a closer look.

There will be time this afternoon to simply relax and take in the surroundings reminiscent of “Robinson Crusoe” as well as the comforts of our accommodation.

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast x2, Lunch x2, Dinner x2

Accommodation
Accommodation

Ocean View Hotel or similar

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Coffee Bay Private Beach, Hike along the coast

Distance
Distance

± 400 km on day 11

Bid farewell to the Wild Coast’s untamed beauty and embark on a scenic journey along lesser-known Eastern Cape roads. Our destination, Cradock, a historical town nestled in the heart of the Great Karoo, a vast semi-desert region.

Founded in the mid-1800s, Cradock boasts a rich tapestry of stories waiting to be unveiled. Upon arrival, a local guide will take you on a captivating walking tour, bringing the town’s vibrant past to life. Imagine strolling along charming streets, each corner whispering tales of bygone eras.

After a day filled with historical exploration, we’ll check into our comfortable accommodation for the night. Prepare for an evening steeped in old-fashioned hospitality, where warmth and storytelling go hand in hand. Savor the unique charm of Cradock and unwind after a day of adventure.

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation
Accommodation

Tuishuis & Victoria Manor or similar

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Cradock History Tour

Distance
Distance

± 450 km

As we begin our morning early, we aim to enter the Mountain Zebra Park as soon as the gate opens. Located in the semi-desert of the Great Karoo, this Park is home to not only the endangered mountain zebra but also springbok, ostrich, cheetah, buffalo, black rhino, and a variety of birds. Before returning to the hotel for a sumptuous breakfast, we spend several hours in search of animals and taking in the spectacular views.

Leaving Cradock behind, we embark on a journey to the renowned Addo Elephant Park. This unique reserve shelters elephants, buffalo, and a variety of other animals amidst the succulent shrubs of the renosterveld. Our thrilling adventure takes us on a north-to-south traverse of the park, maximizing our wildlife viewing opportunities. As the afternoon sun dips lower, we’ll exit the park and head to our beachfront haven in stunning Nelson Mandela Bay. Imagine strolling along the picturesque coastline and indulging in a delicious dinner (own expense) at one of the many beachfront restaurants – the perfect end to an unforgettable day.

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast, Lunch

Accommodation
Accommodation

The Beach Hotel – Nelson Mandela Bay or similar

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Mountain Zebra National Park, Addo Elephant National Park, Nelson Mandela Bay

Distance
Distance

± 250 km

Rise and greet the day with a refreshing stroll along the beach. Feel the sand between your toes, savour the invigorating ocean air, or take a dip in the inviting Indian Ocean – the choice is yours! After breakfast, we embark on a captivating journey into the heart of the Garden Route, a natural wonderland.

Imagine traversing this magnificent coastal kingdom, nestled between the embrace of the ocean and the majesty of towering mountains. En-route, we’ll stop regularly to explore a tapestry of natural wonders. Marvel at the verdant and ecologically diverse vegetation, teeming with life. Discover the secrets of ancient forests, unwind beside sparkling lakes, and witness the beauty of numerous estuaries.

A highlight awaits at Tsitsikamma Coastal National Park. Lace up your walking shoes and prepare to be awestruck by the rugged coastline. Our adventure includes a thrilling walk along the dramatic cliffs, culminating at the iconic Storms River Mouth Suspension Bridge. Feel your heart race as you traverse this engineering marvel, suspended over the crashing waves below!

Trade Cradock’s charm for Knysna’s natural splendor this afternoon! Nestled amidst indigenous forests, fynbos (fine bush), and sparkling lagoons, this town is a jewel in a real-life Garden of Eden. Upon arrival, free time is yours to explore – wander through vibrant markets, kayak on the lagoon, or simply soak up the beauty. In the evening, unwind and savour a delicious dinner included at your hotel – the perfect prelude to adventures awaiting tomorrow!

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation
Accommodation

The Rex Hotel or similar

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Hike in Tsitsikamma National Park

Distance
Distance

± 280 km

After departing from Knysna, we travel along the coast through several small towns towards Cape Agulhas, the southernmost point on the African continent. On this beach, we will take a short walk to experience first-hand the theoretical meeting point between the cold Atlantic and warm Indian oceans.

Before leaving this wonderful treasure and returning to our accommodation in Arniston, we enjoy a picnic style lunch with a crisp, clean ocean breeze. A stroll down to the enormous sea cave, Waenhuiskrans, is highly recommended in the afternoon.

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Accommodation
Accommodation

Arniston Hotel Cabins or similar

Included Highlights
Included Highlights

Cape Agulhas (Africa’s most southern tip), Waenhuiskrans Sea Cave (free optional)

Distance
Distance

± 380 km

Unwind on a relaxed morning drive along the famed “Whale Route.” Our journey takes us through Hermanus, a global hotspot for land-based whale watching. Keep your eyes peeled for these magnificent giants breaching and playing in the ocean depths – an unforgettable experience!

Next, we’ll hug the dramatic coastline, venturing along the majestic Hottentots Holland Mountains. Our adventure culminates in a charming visit to Betty’s Bay, where a colony of adorable African Penguins awaits. Witness these comical birds waddling on the beach or diving for fishy treats in the turquoise waters.

Get ready to be captivated this afternoon as we traverse one of the world’s most scenic coastal routes – a breathtaking journey along the edge of False Bay. As the day progresses, we’ll wind our way towards Cape Town, the vibrant “Mother City.” By mid-afternoon, we’ll arrive at our comfortable haven for the night – AHA Harbour Bridge Hotel, Foreshore, Cape Town

This trendy hotel boasts a prime location, placing you within easy reach of award-winning restaurants, vibrant galleries, exciting nightlife, and the scenic ocean promenade. After a delicious breakfast on day 18, our tour officially concludes.

But wait, there’s more! Cape Town’s magic beckons further exploration. This city pulsates with culture, boasts award-winning wines, and offers world-class restaurants. A kaleidoscope of people from all walks of life creates a truly unique atmosphere. Consider extending your stay and discover the “Mother City’s” hidden gems – and we’d be delighted to assist in crafting the perfect itinerary for your extended adventure!

 

Meals
Meals

Breakfast x2

Distance
Distance

± 280 km on day 17

Please Note
Please Note

The day-by-day descriptions published are intended as a rough guideline only. The tour concludes at 09h00 on Day 18. Upon completion of the tour, clients may extend their stay by booking post-tour accommodation. On this day, if you plan to travel onward, please allow time for an airport transfer and for check-in procedures (up to three hours).

UPCOMING DEPARTURE DATES

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09 Dec 2025

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15 Dec 2026

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08 Jan 2027

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15 Jan 2027

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Activities included

Included in the Tour Price

  • Private Game Reserve Morning Guided Walk
  • Private Game Reserve Afternoon and Night Drives
  • Panorama Route
  • God’s Window
  • Bourke’s Luck Potholes
  • 3 Rondawels
  • Full Day Game Drive in Southern Section of Kruger National Park
  • Siebe Rock
  • Zululand Bush Walk
  • Drakensberg Hike
  • History Tour of Cradock
  • East Coast Beaches
  • Coffee Bay
  • Waterfall Walk
  • Hike Along the Wild Coast
  • Tsitsikamma National Park Hike
  • Knysna
  • Garden Route
  • Cape Agulhas
  • Waenhuiskrans Sea Cave Visit
  • Penguin Colony
  • Hermanus
  • Cape Town

Other Activities

Johannesburg: (Pre and Post Tour)

  • Soweto Tour – From ZAR590 per person for 3 hours
  • Johannesburg City Tour – From ZAR590 per person for 3 hours
  • Soweto & Johannesburg Combo – From ZAR850 for 5 hours
  • Apartheid Museum – Duration: 3 hours ZAR550
  • Cradle of Humankind- Duration: 4 hours ZAR990

Pretoria City Tour:  

  • Duration: 4 ½ hours ZAR850
  • Duration: 8 hours for the extended tour, incl. lunch ZAR1,500

Cape Town:

  • Cape Town Half Day Township tour: 3 ½ hours ZAR515
  • Robben Island: 3 ½ hours ZAR320 excludes taxi to ferry
  • Hop on – Hop off bus: Red Route Through the V&A Waterfront; City; District 6; Cable Way; Camps Bay; Sea Point; 2 hours nonstop; ZAR200 for the whole day
  • Hop on – Hop off bus: Blue Route to V&A Waterfront; Kirstenbosch; Hout Bay; World of Birds; Camps Bay; Sea Point; ZAR200 for the whole day
  • Full day Peninsula tour: ZAR850, Half day without Kirstenbosch ZAR585
  • Full day Wine route: ZAR850, Half day ZAR585
  • Full day whale watching trip to Hermanus ZAR810 (seasonal) Excludes transport to Hermanus
  • Abseiling off Table Mtn: ZAR700, excluding cable car tickets
  • White shark diving: ZAR1,350 Includes Drive to Gansbaai; Boat Trip; Snorkel or Dive in Cage; Picnic Lunch
  • Tandem Paraglide from Lions Head: ZAR1,100
  • Helicopter Flights: Various options from ZAR2,000 to ZAR3,000
  • Horse riding in Hout Bay: 2-hour ride ZAR350
  • Historic walking tour through the city: Every day from the tourist information in Burg Street from ZAR230

Optional Activities available on this tour are at your own expense (Prices subject to change)

INCLUSIONS AND EXCLUSIONS

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  • Meals – 17 Breakfasts, 12 Lunches, 13 Dinners
  • Accommodation – Hotel/Lodge (17 Nights)
  • Registered guides
  • Transport per itinerary
  • Permits
  • Park Entry Fees
  • Private Game Reserve Morning Guided Walk
  • Private Game Reserve Afternoon and Night Drives
  • Panorama Route
  • God’s Window
  • Bourke’s Luck Potholes
  • 3 Rondawels
  • Full Day Game Drive in Southern Section of Kruger National Park
  • Siebe Rock
  • Zululand Bush Walk
  • Drakensberg Hike
  • History Tour of Cradock
  • East Coast Beaches
  • Coffee Bay
  • Waterfall Walk
  • Hike Along the Wild Coast
  • Tsitsikamma National Park Hike
  • Knysna
  • Garden Route
  • Cape Agulhas
  • Waenhuiskrans Sea Cave Visit
  • Penguin Colony
  • Hermanus
  • Cape Town
  • International Airfares
  • Travel insurance (Get Adventure Travel Insurance) and medical insurance
  • Personal spending money
  • Visa costs
  • Passports
  • Vaccinations
  • Personal taxes (including departure and border taxes)
  • All optional activities
  • Unscheduled or optional national / game parks and other activities
  • Gratuities
  • Sleeping bag and pillow if camping
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Yes! It’s one of Africa’s safest countries, with low crime and friendly locals. Solo travelers and families feel welcome.

You are guaranteed a fun adventure, the most amazing sunsets, breathtaking sunrises, inspiring landscapes, tasty meals, good company, fantastic photographic opportunities and memories to last a lifetime. ‘Expect the unexpected’ is the key phrase when travelling in Africa! Here is a guide on what a Safari in Africa is all about. Our Africa overland operators are experienced, knowledgeable, reliable and very well connected with local and international support throughout Southern and East Africa. Should a mechanical breakdown or incident occur; good back-up procedures are in place to ensure swift resolution. Travel in Africa with an open mind, sense of fun and adventure and remember … This Is Africa!

South Africa uses Type M plugs with a voltage of 220/230V. Travelers from countries with different plug types will need an adapter. If your devices operate on 110V, a voltage converter may also be necessary.

South Africa truly is a special place. There are a total of 11 official languages, and you may even find variations of different languages throughout the country. English is commonly spoken in business, tourism and urban areas.

South Africa is called the Rainbow Nation because of its rich mix of cultures, languages, and ethnic groups. The term, made popular by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, celebrates the country's diversity and unity after apartheid—where people of all backgrounds live and thrive together.

The South African Rand (ZAR) is the local currency. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted within the cities and tourist areas. However, it is advisable to carry cash for the more rural areas. There are several shopping centres in secure areas featuring ATM’s, banks and exchange bureaus should you require assistance.

Citizens from many countries, including the U.S., Canada, the UK, Australia, and most EU nations, can enter South Africa visa-free for up to 90 days for tourism purposes. Ensure your passport is valid for at least 30 days beyond your intended departure date and has at least two blank pages for entry stamps.

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