Discover the highlights of South Africa in safety and comfort, without having to worry about the details.
On this 14-day tour from Johannesburg to Cape Town, we’ll come face to face with the Big Five animals of elephant, lion, leopard, rhino and Cape buffalo at legendary Kruger National Park, take in the dramatic ocean landscapes of the famous Garden Route, one of the world’s most beautiful coastlines, and discover the complex history of Apartheid first-hand. Our overland format allows you to discover daily life and local culture in-between the main tourist attractions, while our small groups let you connect with like-minded travelers and is perfect for solo adventurers.
Whether it’s your first visit to Africa or your fifth, South Africa offers something for everyone to discover!
Tour Information | ||
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Duration | : | 14 days |
Minimum | : | 02 persons |
Maximum | : | 10 persons |
Price (From) | : | US$ 3195 |
International air not included |
Day 01: Arrive Johannesburg (SOUTH AFRICA)
Upon arrival in Johannesburg, we are met and transferred to our hotel. Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa. It is known as the source for South Africa’s gold and diamond trade, due to its location on the mineral-rich Witwatersrand range of hills. The remainder of the day is at leisure and unescorted. Possibility here to experience an afternoon tour of Soweto, the suburb that captures the history of South Africa’s struggle for equality – please – see details in our “Notes” section. Or, simply relax and recover from jetlag. At 19h00, we will meet up at reception for a briefing on the tour and a chance to meet fellow travellers.
Overnight: Protea Hotel Balalaika, Johannesburg (1 night)
Day 02: Johannesburg/Mpumalanga (Drive)
Depart Johannesburg after breakfast as we make our way to Pretoria, South Africa’s capital city, for a short orientation tour. Afterwards, we continue our journey to the Mpumalanga Province, known as “Paradise Country”. Making our way into the lush subtropical region of the Lowveld, we travel via the historic towns of Dullstroom and Lydenburg. After traversing the famous Long Tom Pass, stopping to take in the spectacular view (weather permitting), we arrive late afternoon in Hazyview, the safari hub of Kruger National Park.
Overnight: Perry’s Bridge Hollow Boutique Hotel (2023) / Hazyview Sun Hotel (2024), Mpumalanga (3 nights) (B, D)
Day 03: Mpumalanga
After an early morning breakfast, we drive along the spectacular Panorama Route. The jawdropping scenery along this road includes the shockingly green Blyde River Canyon, one of the largest canyons on earth, Bourke’s Luck Potholes and historic God’s Window, which offers a breathtaking view (weather permitting) of Kruger National Park’s escarpment. We arrive back in Hazyview in the early afternoon, where the remainder of the day is at leisure to relax. Consider joining (at own account – see details in our “Notes” section) a Shangaan Cultural Dinner experience, for an African dinner feast and an evening of traditional Shangaan storytelling and entertainment. (B, D)
Day 04: Mpumalanga
The day begins with early morning coffee or tea, followed by a thrilling open vehicle safari (with English speaking game ranger) with pre-packed breakfast through Kruger National Park, a highlight of African safari trips. Kruger is one of the world’s greatest national parks, home to a stunning array of wildlife. Search for the Big Five (rhino, buffalo, lion, leopard, and elephant) as well as prolific bird life and numerous other game. We will also learn about the Anti-Poaching Dog Unit established to fight against the very real problem of rhino poaching here. A portion of our safari price goes towards this important program. An afternoon game drive is available as an extension to the morning game drive – see details in our “Notes” section. Otherwise, the afternoon is at leisure at our hotel. (B, D)
Day 05: Mpumalanga/Ezulwini Valley (ESWATINI) (Drive)
This morning, we travel to eSwatini (Swaziland), known for its beautiful scenery, crafts and colourful indigenous culture. An interactive cultural experience complete with dance and song introduces us to the charming people of eSwatini and their traditions, and allows us to sample traditional cuisine for lunch! We travel via the capital city, Mbabane, on to the beautiful Ezulwini Valley.
Overnight: The Royal Villas, eSwatini (1 night) (B, L, D)
Day 06: Eswatini/Hluhluwe-Umfolozi region (ZULULAND) (Drive)
After breakfast, we will continue south through eSwatini, before re-entering South Africa. Travel into Zululand, passing traditional round huts and endless vistas. There is an option to enjoy an afternoon open vehicle safari with English speaking game ranger (see details in our “Notes” section) in the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve. Experience the beautiful rolling green hills in the afternoon light with opportunities to spot the Big Five. This game park is a stronghold for rhinos, and chances of seeing them are good. Overnight in Hluhluwe-Umfolozi region.
Overnight: Anew Hotel Hluhluwe, Zululand (1 night) (B)
Day 07: Hluhluwe-Umfolozi region/Durban (Umhlanga) (SOUTH AFRICA) (Drive)
This morning, we join a cruise on Lake St Lucia (weather permitting), where we’ll have the chance to observe hippos and other aquatic creatures against a beautiful river backdrop, before departing for Durban. Our journey takes us past traditional Zulu Kraals, Eucalyptus plantations and sugar cane fields. We arrive early afternoon with the balance of the day at leisure to enjoy the golden beaches of the Indian Ocean.
Overnight: Protea Hotel Umhlanga, Durban (1 night) (B)
Day 08: Durban (Umhlanga)/Port Elizabeth (Flight)/Knysna (Drive)
After breakfast, transfer to Durban (Umhlanga) airport for the short southward flight to Port Elizabeth, where we will be met by our representative (at own account, – see details in our “Notes” section). Once everyone has arrived, we set off to explore the magnificent beauty of the indigenous Tsitsikamma Forest. Our hotel is in Knysna, known as the oyster box of South Africa, nestling on the banks of a beautiful lagoon in the heart of the Garden Route.
Overnight: Rex Hotel, Knysna (2 nights) (B)
Day 09: Knysna
After a leisurely breakfast, visit the spectacular Tsitsikamma National Park, Storms River Mouth (weather permitting) and the magical Knysna Forests, the stamping ground of the elusive Knysna elephants. Discover the stories of the woodcutters who worked the forests, the elephants that were hunted to extinction and the discovery of gold. Our expedition into the forest starts with a visit to the Dalene Matthee Big Tree Memorial. The enormous Yellowwood tree which is over 880 years old was named after Matthee, best known author of four books on the Knysna Forest. Enjoy a delicious lunch in the forest of traditional cuisine and local treats at Totties Farm Kitchen. Overnight in Knysna with dinner at Drydock Restaurant, renowned for dishes with glorious aromas and flavours, using the finest local ingredients and freshly picked herbs from the region. (B, L, D)
Day 10: Knysna/Oudtshoorn (Drive)
Travel through the Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn, known as the “ostrich capital” and the centre of the world’s ostrich farming industry. En route, we visit the Map of Africa (2023) or Dolphin Point (2024), both extraordinary viewpoints in Wilderness. In Oudtshoorn, experience a working Ostrich Farm with a guided tour and light lunch of local specialties, such as Ostrich steak. Then, take a tour of the spectacular limestone caverns of the Cango Caves, one of the world’s great natural wonders, sculpted by nature through the ages. We arrive at our hotel in the late afternoon, with the balance of the day free.
Overnight: Hlangana Lodge, Oudtshoorn (1 night) (B, L)
Day 11: Oudtshoorn/Franschhoek (Drive)
This morning, we have the exciting option to join a Meerkat safari (subject to availability – see details in our “Notes” section, where we can see these fascinating wild creatures pop out from their burrows, bask in the sun, and hunt for their morning meal (weather permitting). We then head back for a delicious breakfast. Our journey continues through the ‘Little Karoo’ to Barrydale, where we will have the unique opportunity to visit a local farm school, interact with the children and teachers here, and spend time learning about local farming activities (subject to school being open). A portion of the cost of this trip will go toward the Barrydale Farm School Fund, which supports education of underprivileged kids in rural communities. Afterwards, we travel on to Montagu, a picturesque and historic spa town, before continuing to Franschhoek, where we will spend the night. French Huguenots settled in this picturesque village more than 300 years ago, bringing with them their age-old French wine and food culture. The area is now surrounded by spectacular vineyards.
Overnight: Protea Hotel Franschhoek, Franschhoek (1 night) (B)
Day 12: Franschhoek/Cape Town (Drive)
After a leisurely breakfast, our expert guide will take us through the picturesque Winelands of Paarl and Stellenbosch, surrounded by awe inspiring scenery. With extraordinary wine estates and fascinating historical landmarks to explore, our knowledgeable guide will create a memorable Winelands experience for us. Enjoy two wine tastings and a cellar tour before continuing to Cape Town. Savour a fun-filled evening with interactive entertainment and delectable food at Gold Restaurant.
Overnight: President Hotel, Cape Town (2 nights) (B, D)
Day 13: Cape Town
Enjoy a full day tour of the Cape Peninsula, offering some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in the world. Drive through Sea Point, the seaside village of Hout Bay (where we can enjoy an optional and for own account seal island boat cruise) and then on to Cape Point where (by tradition) it is said that the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet. We'll return to Cape Town by way of Simon's Town, where we visit the penguin colony at Boulders Beach (entrance fee for own account) and Fish Hoek fishing village. (B)
Day 14: Depart Cape Town
Enjoy some last minute shopping (unescorted) or sightseeing (for own account). The Robben Island Tour (for own account and time permitting), which departs from the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, offers a fascinating excursion. Later we are transferred to the airport for our return flight. A great opportunity here to extend our adventure with additional nights in Cape Town, or to other parts of Africa. Cape Town offers regular direct flights to Victoria Falls, Namibia and Kenya. (B)
B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner
Departure Dates & Prices
We accept payments in US$, CA$ as well as in other convertible currencies like EUR, AUD and GBP. Tour prices have been costed in US$. CA$ price shown below is an indicative amount reached at by using the conversion rate at the time of web posting and will be applicable if there is no change in the conversion rate. Should the currency conversion rate change, the US$ pricing will prevail. Bestway Tours & Safaris offers a conversion rate protection. Once full payment has been received and no modification has been made to the tour itinerary, we will honour that rate. For complete payment procedures, please click here
2024 | Per Person on Twin Sharing |
Single Room Supplement |
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Departure(s) | ||
Jan 07, 14, 21 & 28; Feb 04, 11, 18 & 25; Mar 03, 10, 17, 24 & 31; Apr 07, 14, 21 & 28; May 05, 12, 19 & 26; Jun 02, 09, 16, 23 & 30; Jul 07, 14, 21 & 28; Aug 04, 11, 18 & 25; Sep 01, 08, 15, 22 & 29; Oct 06, 13, 20 & 27; Nov 03, 10, 17 & 24; Dec 01 & 08 | US$ 3195 | US$ 710 |
2024 | Per Person on Twin Sharing |
Single Room Supplement |
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Departure(s) | ||
Jan 07, 14, 21 & 28; Feb 04, 11, 18 & 25; Mar 03, 10, 17, 24 & 31; Apr 07, 14, 21 & 28; May 05, 12, 19 & 26; Jun 02, 09, 16, 23 & 30; Jul 07, 14, 21 & 28; Aug 04, 11, 18 & 25; Sep 01, 08, 15, 22 & 29; Oct 06, 13, 20 & 27; Nov 03, 10, 17 & 24; Dec 01 & 08 | CA$ 4314 | CA$ 959 |
Notes
Inclusions
Optional Activities
Day 01: Afternoon Soweto Tour - US$ 75/CA$ 101 per person
Soweto is unlike any suburb you’ve ever seen or been to, yet the history of struggle encapsulated here is a cornerstone of the South African story.Day 04: Kruger National Park Afternoon Open Vehicle Game Safari - US$ 75/CA$ 101 per person
For the wildlife enthusiasts a second open vehicle safari, as an extension to the morning safari, in one of the world’s most renowned game reserves.Day 06: Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park Afternoon Open Vehicle Game Safari - US$ 75/CA$ 101 per person
Enjoy an afternoon, 3-hour open vehicle game safari into the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park, Africa’s oldest game reserve and world renowned for its highly successful white rhino conservation programme.Day 11: Early Morning Meerkat Safari - US$ 63/CA$ 85 per person
There is an option to enjoy an early morning Meerkat Safari. Witness these incredible wild habituated creatures emerging out of their burrows, in time to soak up the sun before they head about their daily activities (weather permitting & subject to availability at the time of booking).Participants
This tour operates on a minimum of 02 and a maximum of 10 participants
Customised Itinerary
If you would like to have a tour on dates other than the above ones or with a customised itinerary, please contact us and we will be happy to work out an exclusive program for you.
Contact Info
You may e-mail us at bestway@bestway.com or call 1-604-264-7378.
Residents of U.S.A./Canada may call us toll free at 1-800-663-0844.
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Tour Information | ||
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Duration | : | 14 days |
Minimum | : | 02 persons |
Maximum | : | 10 persons |
Price (From) | : | US$ 3295 |
International air not included |
Day 01: Arrive Johannesburg (SOUTH AFRICA)
Upon our arrival in Johannesburg, we are greeted and taken to our hotel. Johannesburg, the largest city in South Africa, is renowned for its significant role in the country's gold and diamond trade, thanks to its position on the mineral-rich Witwatersrand hills. The rest of the day is free for leisure activities and unescorted exploration. Possibility here to experience an afternoon tour of the famed Apartheid Museum and Soweto, the suburb that captures the history of South Africa’s struggle for equality – see details in our “Notes” section. Or, simply relax and recover from jetlag. At 7:00 PM, we will gather at the reception for a tour briefing and to meet our fellow travelers.
Overnight: Southern Sun Sandton, Johannesburg (1 night)
Day 02: Johannesburg/Mpumalanga (Drive)
After breakfast in Johannesburg, we depart for Pretoria, South Africa’s capital, where we will have a brief orientation tour. We then proceed to Mpumalanga Province, often referred to as “Paradise Country.” As we travel into the verdant subtropical Lowveld region, we pass through the historic towns of Dullstroom and Lydenburg. We navigate the renowned Long Tom Pass, pausing to admire the stunning views (weather permitting), before arriving in Hazyview, the gateway to Kruger National Park, in the late afternoon.
Overnight: Hazyview Sun Hotel, Hazyview (3 nights) (B, D)
Day 03: Mpumalanga
After an early morning breakfast, we drive along the spectacular Panorama Route. The jaw-dropping scenery along this road includes the shockingly green Blyde River Canyon, one of the largest canyons on earth, Bourke’s Luck Potholes and historic God’s Window, which offers a breathtaking view (weather permitting) of Kruger National Park’s escarpment. We arrive back in Hazyview in the early afternoon, where the remainder of the day is at leisure to relax. (B, D)
Day 04: Kruger National Park
The day starts with early morning coffee or tea, followed by an exciting open vehicle safari with an English-speaking game ranger. We enjoy a pre-packed breakfast as we explore Kruger National Park, a premier destination for African safari enthusiasts. Kruger is one of the world's most renowned national parks, boasting a remarkable diversity of wildlife. We will be on the lookout for the Big Five—rhino, Cape buffalo, lion, leopard, and elephant—as well as a variety of bird species and other game. Additionally, we will learn about the Anti-Poaching Dog Unit, an initiative dedicated to combating rhino poaching. A portion of our safari fee supports this crucial program. An afternoon game drive is available as an extension to the morning game drive – see details in our “Notes” section. Otherwise, the afternoon is at leisure at our hotel. (B, D)
Day 05: Mpumalanga/Ezulwini Valley (ESWATINI) (Drive)
This morning, we head to Eswatini (Swaziland), a land celebrated for its stunning landscapes, vibrant crafts and rich indigenous culture. We will enjoy an interactive cultural experience featuring dance and song, giving us insight into the delightful Swazi people and their traditions, as well as a chance to sample traditional cuisine for lunch. Our journey continues through the capital city, Mbabane, and onward to the picturesque Ezulwini Valley, where we enjoy a sumptuous dinner at our hotel.
Overnight: The Royal Villas, Eswatini (1 night) (B, L, D)
Day 06: Eswatini/Hluhluwe-Umfolozi region (ZULULAND) (Drive)
After breakfast, we continue our journey south through Eswatini before re-entering South Africa. As we travel into Zululand, we pass by traditional round huts and take in the expansive landscapes. There is an option to enjoy an afternoon open vehicle safari with English speaking game ranger (see details in our “Notes” section) in the Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve. Experience the beautiful rolling green hills in the afternoon light with opportunities to spot the Big Five. This game park is a stronghold for rhinos, and chances of seeing them are good. Overnight in Hluhluwe-Umfolozi region.
Overnight: Anew Hotel Hluhluwe, Zululand (1 night) (B)
Day 07: Hluhluwe-Umfolozi region/Durban (Drive) /Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) (Flight) /Tsitsikamma (Drive)
The day starts with an early breakfast before we depart for Durban, passing by traditional Zulu Kraals, eucalyptus plantations and sugar cane fields. Upon arrival at Durban (Umhlanga) airport, we take a short southward flight to Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth – flight at additional cost). There, we meet our representative and, once everyone has gathered, we head west along the Garden Route. This scenic route follows the Indian Ocean coastline, flanked by towering mountain ranges and lush indigenous forests. We will spend the night in the Tsitsikamma area.
Overnight: Tsitsikamma Village Inn, Tsitsikamma (1 night) (B)
Day 08: Tsitsikamma/Knysna (Drive)
Today, we'll explore stunning Tsitsikamma National Park and Storms River Mouth, weather permitting. The park boasts 80 kilometers of rugged coastline, offering breathtaking sea and landscapes. Its remote mountainous terrain features temperate forests with deep river gorges leading to the sea. The beautiful suspension bridge at Storms River Mouth is one of South Africa’s most well-photographed sites. Following this adventure, we'll journey to Knysna, renowned as the oyster box of South Africa and nestled beside a picturesque lagoon at the heart of the Garden Route. Experience a sunset cruise to the Knysna Heads, followed by a delightful dinner at Drydock Restaurant. Known for its tantalizing dishes crafted from the finest local ingredients and fresh herbs, it promises a culinary experience filled with glorious aromas and flavors.
Overnight: Rex Hotel, Knysna (1 night) (B, D)
Day 09: Knysna/Oudtshoorn (Drive)
Embark on a journey through the Outeniqua Pass to Oudtshoorn, renowned as the ostrich capital and the epicenter of the global ostrich farming industry. En route, we'll stop at Dolphin Point, an extraordinary viewpoint in Wilderness. In Oudtshoorn, we'll enjoy a visit to an ostrich farm for an engaging tour, followed by a light lunch featuring local specialties such as ostrich steak. Then, we'll explore the magnificent limestone caverns of the Cango Caves, one of the world’s great natural wonders. These caves are estimated to be around 20 million years old. Arriving at our hotel in the late afternoon, there will be time to check in and unwind before dinner (at own expense). We'll spend the night in Oudtshoorn.
Overnight: Hlangana Lodge, Oudtshoorn (1 night) (B, L)
Day 10: Oudtshoorn/Hermanus (Drive)
This morning, we have the exciting option to join a meerkat safari (subject to availability – see details in our “Notes” section), where we can see these fascinating wild creatures pop out from their burrows, bask in the sun, and hunt for their morning meal (weather permitting). We then head back for a delicious breakfast. After breakfast, the journey continues through the Little Karoo to Barrydale. Here, we'll have the chance to visit a local farm school, engaging with the children and teachers, and spending time in the classroom to learn more about this rural community. Part of the cost of your trip goes towards Barrydale Farm School Development Fund, which aids the education of underprivileged children in rural areas (school visit dependent on school schedule). Continue through Tradouw's Pass to Swellendam, then on to Hermanus, a seaside resort famed for some of the best land-based whale watching in the world (season from August to November). Overnight in Hermanus.
Overnight: Auberge Burgundy Boutique Hotel, Hermanus (1 night) (B)
Day 11: Hermanus/Cape Town (Drive)
After a leisurely breakfast, depart Hermanus and head to Somerset West, taking the scenic coastal road. Continue to Stellenbosch, nestled in the stunning Cape Winelands. Enjoy free time to explore the town's oak-shaded streets, cafés, boutiques and art galleries before proceeding to Cape Town for our overnight stay.
Overnight: President Hotel, Cape Town (3 nights) (B)
Day 12: Cape Town
World-famous Cape Town is beautifully set on the Atlantic Ocean, offering a unique culture, excellent restaurants and lovely scenery. We will have a day free today to discover Cape Town on our own. Or, join one of our optional tours, such as a sightseeing tour of Cape Town with Table Mountain, or a Marine Big Five Safari, where you have the chance to see great white sharks, whales and Cape fur seals on a 2-hour boat cruise with a marine biologist (at additional cost – see details in our “Notes” section). In the evening, relish interactive traditional entertainment and get the opportunity to sample local African dishes at Gold Restaurant. Overnight in Cape Town. (B, D)
Day 13: Cape Town
Experience a full-day tour of the Cape Peninsula, known for its breathtaking coastal scenery. Drive through Sea Point and the charming village of Hout Bay, where you can opt for a seal island boat cruise (at own expense). Continue to Cape Point, traditionally considered the meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian oceans. Return to Cape Town via Simon's Town, stopping at Boulders Beach to visit the penguin colony (entrance fee not included), and pass through the fishing village of Fish Hoek. (B)
Day 14: Depart Cape Town
Enjoy some last minute shopping (unescorted) or sightseeing (for own account). The Robben Island Tour (for own account and time permitting), which departs from the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, offers a fascinating excursion. Later, we are transferred to the airport for our return flight. A great opportunity here to extend our adventure with additional nights in Cape Town, or to other parts of Africa. Cape Town offers regular direct flights to Victoria Falls, Namibia and Kenya. (B)
B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, D=Dinner
Departure Dates & Prices
We accept payments in US$, CA$ as well as in other convertible currencies like EUR, AUD and GBP. Tour prices have been costed in US$. CA$ price shown below is an indicative amount reached at by using the conversion rate at the time of web posting and will be applicable if there is no change in the conversion rate. Should the currency conversion rate change, the US$ pricing will prevail. Bestway Tours & Safaris offers a conversion rate protection. Once full payment has been received and no modification has been made to the tour itinerary, we will honour that rate. For complete payment procedures, please click here
2025 | Per Person on Twin Sharing |
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Jan 05 & 19; Feb 02, 09, 16 & 23; Mar 02, 09, 16 & 23; Apr 06, 20 & 27; May 04 & 18; Jun 01 & 15; Jul 06 & 20; Aug 03, 17 & 24; Sep 07, 21 & 28; Oct 05, 12, 19 & 26; Nov 02, 09, 16 & 23; Dec 07 | US$ 3295 | US$ 595 |
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Take part in just Days 1 through 7 of this safari - Tour ends on Day 7 in Durban. | US$ 1638 | US$ 270 |
2025 | Per Person on Twin Sharing |
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Jan 05 & 19; Feb 02, 09, 16 & 23; Mar 02, 09, 16 & 23; Apr 06, 20 & 27; May 04 & 18; Jun 01 & 15; Jul 06 & 20; Aug 03, 17 & 24; Sep 07, 21 & 28; Oct 05, 12, 19 & 26; Nov 02, 09, 16 & 23; Dec 07 | CA$ 4449 | CA$ 804 |
2025 | Per Person on Twin Sharing |
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Take part in just Days 1 through 7 of this safari - Tour ends on Day 7 in Durban. | CA$ 2212 | CA$ 365 |
Notes
Inclusions
Optional Activities
Day 01 – Afternoon Soweto Tour – US$ 186/CA$ 257 per person
Soweto is a unique suburb, rich with history and central to the South African story of struggle. On this tour, we will explore Soweto and its surroundings, driving past landmarks such as Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, Orlando Power Station, Mandela House Museum, Desmond Tutu’s House, the Hector Pieterson Memorial & Museum, Regina Mundi Church, Maponya Shopping Mall, Kliptown, Walter Sisulu Freedom Square and Eldorado Park. Following this, we will visit the Apartheid Museum, where you can independently explore the history of the Apartheid era.Day 04: Kruger National Park Afternoon Open Vehicle Game Safari - US$ 75/CA$ 104 per person
For the wildlife enthusiasts a second open vehicle safari, as an extension to the morning safari, in one of the world’s most renowned game reserves.Day 06: Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park Afternoon Open Vehicle Game Safari – US$ 80/CA$ 110 per person
Enjoy an afternoon, 3-hour open vehicle game safari into the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park, Africa’s oldest game reserve and world renowned for its highly successful white rhino conservation programme.Day 11: Early Morning Meerkat Safari – US$ 75/CA$ 104 per person
There is an option to enjoy an early morning meerkat safari. Witness these incredible wild creatures who have been habituated to humans emerging out of their burrows to soak up the sun before heading about their daily activities (weather permitting and subject to availability at time of booking).Day 12: Morning Table Mountain & Kirstenbosch Gardens Tour – US$ 90/CA$ 125 per person
Travel by cable car to the summit of Table Mountain (weather permitting), then descend to visit Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, celebrated as one of the world's premier botanical gardens.Day 12: Babylonstoren Wine Farm Experience – US$ 125/CA$ 173 per person
Join us for an authentic, local experience in the picturesque Cape Winelands. Visit Fairview, a local cheesery known for its handmade, full-flavored cheeses paired with a wine tasting. Then, explore Babylonstoren Wine Farm, featuring a botanically diverse fruit and vegetable garden, stunning scenery, and warm hospitality, where you'll enjoy a second wine tasting.Day 12: Marine Big Five Safari Experience – US$ 310/CA$ 428 per person
Embark on a marine safari adventure where you could encounter great white sharks, whales, Cape fur seals, and a variety of seabirds. Departing from Gansbaai, enjoy a 2-hour cruise with marine biologists providing insights into the fascinating animals that frequent this region.Participants
This tour operates on a minimum of 02 and a maximum of 10 participants
Customised Itinerary
If you would like to have a tour on dates other than the above ones or with a customised itinerary, please contact us and we will be happy to work out an exclusive program for you.
Contact Info
You may e-mail us at bestway@bestway.com or call 1-604-264-7378.
Residents of U.S.A./Canada may call us toll free at 1-800-663-0844.
Inquire About this Trip
Tour Application Form
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