Day 1: Johannesburg – South Africa

At the start of this 14-day South Africa Safari, your guide will collect you from OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg and drive you to your hotel. Johannesburg, affectionately known as Joburg, Jozi or Egoli (the City of Gold), is a vibrant city with plenty to see and experience. It is the largest city in South Africa and one of the 50 largest urban areas worldwide. This dynamic and multifaceted city offers a mix of historical significance, cultural richness, and modern amenities. Originating as a tent city during the gold rush, it now boasts a modern skyline and a rich blend of cultures unique to South Africa.

Spend your first day on safari in South Africa at leisure and dive into the modern allure of the Sandton City complex. Sandton City offers more than just luxury shopping; it’s a sprawling, contemporary hub with diverse retail options and distinctive curio shops. Stroll through Sandton Square, where you’ll encounter the towering statue of Nelson Mandela, and explore the Diamond Walk, renowned for its high-end boutiques and designer stores.

Opt for a guided afternoon tour of Johannesburg and Soweto (at additional cost) exploring Johannesburg’s rich history and experiencing the dynamic atmosphere of Soweto. Soweto is a notable township in the southwestern part of Johannesburg. It is historically significant and influential as the township offers a mix of historical sites, museums, and vibrant street life. It reflects its unique blend of hardship and resilience, embodying the struggles and the spirit of South Africa’s journey towards equality and freedom. Visit Constitution Hill, home to the Constitutional Court, the former Old Fort Prison, the Kliptown Open Air Museum, and the Hector Pieterson Memorial. View the iconic Soweto Towers, explore Vilakazi Street, and immerse yourself in an authentic street market experience.

Return to the hotel in the late afternoon to meet your safari guide for a briefing at 18:00. Enjoy dinner (at your own expense) at the hotel or in the Sandton City complex.

• Meal included: None
• Accommodation included: Hotel in Johannesburg
• Optional Activity: Guided Johannesburg & Soweto Tour

Day 2: Johannesburg to Hazyview via Panorama Route – South Africa

After breakfast at the hotel this morning our South Africa Safari leaves Johannesburg and travels to the breathtaking Panorama Route. The Panorama Route is a picturesque roadway in South Africa linking various cultural and natural attractions. The awe-inspiring Blyde River Canyon, the world’s largest green canyon, is the main feature of this area of the Mpumalanga Province.

The scenic Panorama Route showcases numerous waterfalls, expansive forested areas, ancient geological formations and iconic landmarks like Berlin Falls, God’s Window, The Pinnacle and 3 Rondawels. Be awestruck by the Blyde River Canyon, adorned with cascading waterfalls and ancient geological formations. Look out for the Three Rondawels, three conical peaks that resemble traditional African huts. Marvel at the Bourke’s Luck Potholes, where centuries of swirling water have sculpted dramatic holes in the sandstone. Prepare to be amazed by the panoramic views at Wonder View, the highest vantage point of the day.

We stop in Graskop, a town established in the 1880s during the gold rush and now a hub for the local timber industry. Enjoy visiting one of its well-known pancake bars and the various curio shops for unique souvenirs. We continue on the scenic drive to Hazyview near Kruger National Park, which meanders through lush hills and dense forests. This allows you to fully appreciate the stunning natural beauty of Mpumalanga as we make our way to our hotel in Hazyview, where you can unwind and enjoy a delicious dinner at your own expense.

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation: Hotel in Hazyview
• Included Activity: Panorama Route Tour
• Travel: 500 km

Day 3: Kruger National Park Safari – South Africa

Following an early breakfast, prepare for a full day of adventure in one of the world’s leading safari destinations, Kruger National Park. Our South Africa Safari takes us on a full-day game drive in our tour vehicle.

Your expert guide takes you in search of wildlife in South Africa’s top game park which spans over 20,000 km²—slightly smaller than Belgium. You’ll be immersed in this diverse ecosystem teeming with life. Kruger National Park is renowned for its staggering variety of fauna and flora, including rare animal and bird species. The park’s expansive terrain supports 336 tree species, 49 fish species, 34 amphibians, 116 reptiles, 507 birds, and 147 mammals. Look out for the famous Big 5 of Africa—lions, rhinos, leopards, buffaloes, and elephants. Stay alert for the elusive cheetah and watch graceful giraffes feeding among the thorn trees and raptors soaring across the vast African skies as you savour the thrill of your Kruger Safari in South Africa.

We’ll stop for a bush picnic lunch (at your own expense), surrounded by the sounds of nature as we listen for the haunting call of a hyena or the powerful roar of a lion, keeping an eye out for crocodiles or a hippo making a dramatic appearance at a nearby waterhole.

For those wanting an even more immersive Kruger National Park Safari experience, an optional full-day safari in an open safari vehicle with an experienced game ranger is also available at an additional cost, excluding lunch. After your safari, we will exit Kruger National Park and return to the hotel in Hazyview for some relaxation, pre-dinner drinks, and dinner (at extra cost).

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation included: Hotel in Hazyview
• Included Activity: Full-day Kruger Safari in the tour vehicle
• Optional Activity: Full-day Kruger Safari in an open safari vehicle
• Travel: 250 km

Day 4: Hazyview to Malelane via Kruger National Park – South Africa

Day 4 of our South Africa Safari begins with an early breakfast followed by another exciting game drive in the iconic Kruger National Park. We take a leisurely drive through this premier wildlife park in our tour vehicle, entering via the Phabeni Gate and travelling towards the Malelane Gate in the south where we will exit the park.

For those seeking a more immersive experience, there is another opportunity to pre-book the optional full-day safari in an open vehicle at additional cost excluding lunch. Prepare to boost your wildlife and bird-watching lists while discovering unique flora. While Kruger Park is home to an impressive array of wildlife, birding enthusiasts might spot a new addition to their bird list.

During lunch at a rest camp, keep an eye out for the ‘Little 5’: the antlion, buffalo weaver, elephant shrew, leopard tortoise, or rhino beetle—any of which would be a notable find. Day 4 on safari in South Africa concludes in the late afternoon as we exit at Malelane Gate. Next, we head to our overnight accommodation on the edge of Kruger National Park. Enjoy the view and unwind with drinks on a deck overlooking the Crocodile River, where you can watch wildlife come to drink as the sun sets, capping off another unforgettable Kruger Safari experience. Enjoy dinner and a peaceful night’s rest under the starry African sky, waking ready to continue your safari to Eswatini and Hluhwe tomorrow.

• Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner
• Accommodation included: Safari Lodge in Kruger National Park
• Included Activity: Game viewing in the enclosed tour vehicle in Kruger National Park
• Optional Activity: Full-day Kruger Safari in an open safari vehicle (part of optional Activity Package)
• Travel: 200 km

Day 5: Kruger National Park to Hluhluwe via Ezulwini Valley – South Africa & Eswatini

On day 5 of our South Africa Safari, we leave our lodge near Kruger Park after an early breakfast and head towards Hluhluwe via the misty mountains of the Kingdom of Eswatini. Hluhluwe is a town in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, and is best known as a gateway to the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park, one of the country’s oldest and most renowned wildlife reserves. The park is famous for its rhino conservation successes and its diverse wildlife.

The Kingdom of Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, is a small, landlocked country in Southern Africa. It’s one of the last remaining absolute monarchies in the world. South Africa borders Eswatini to the west, south, and northwest, and Mozambique to the northeast. Featuring a diverse landscape, including mountains, savannas, and river valleys, the country is known for its natural beauty and wildlife and has several nature reserves and parks.

We enter the country through the Jeppes Reef Border Post and drive through the picturesque Ezulwini Valley, aptly named ‘place of heaven.’ It offers stunning panoramic views and access to several notable wildlife sanctuaries. With a culture deeply rooted in traditional customs and ceremonies, the Swazi people have a strong cultural identity with a rich oral tradition, music, dance, and art. The local craft markets are brimming with carvings, beadwork, and vibrant materials, providing excellent shopping opportunities. Don’t miss the chance to sample local culinary specialities like Buganu, a marula fruit drink, or Sishwala porridge served with meat stew or vegetables. Swazi cuisine is a celebration of traditional ingredients and methods.

After a captivating time in Eswatini, we continue our South Africa Safari travelling through three distinct regions in a day as we cross back into South Africa through the Lavumisa Border Post in the KwaZulu-Natal Province. We stop for lunch en route to Hluhluwe and arrive at our hotel in the late afternoon in time to enjoy a Zulu Cultural Experience. Unwind at the hotel after another adventurous jam-packed day on safari in South Africa and savour a delicious dinner later (at extra cost).

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation included: Hotel in Hluhluwe
• Included Activity: Zulu Cultural Experience
• Travel: 420 km

Eswatini Safari Note:

• When entering the Kingdom of Eswatini, ensure you have a valid passport.
• Nationals of certain countries may need a multi-entry visa for South Africa.

Day 6: Hluhluwe to St Lucia & Hilton – South Africa

Day 6 of our South Africa Safari offers the chance to take an optional early morning game drive in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Game Reserve. The open vehicle game drive in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi is an optional activity (at extra cost) and is available if time allows before we depart from Hluhluwe after breakfast.

We head for the coastal town of St Lucia in Kwazulu-Natal, near South Africa’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, the iSimangaliso Wetland Park. St Lucia Lake is part of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park and the area boasts diverse ecosystems, including wetlands, grasslands, and forests, offering breathtaking landscapes and plenty of outdoor activities. Compared to other tourist spots, the beaches in and around St Lucia are pristine and less crowded, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and fishing.

As we approach the iSimangaliso Wetland Park, you’ll notice the dramatic transformation in the landscape as we journey through lush wetlands and dense forests. Go on an optional boat cruise on the St Lucia Estuary (at your own expense). With its island-like setting, the Estuary is one of the largest estuaries in Africa and a recognised natural wonder. This rich wetland is home to a mind-boggling 2,180 plant species, over 1000 Nile crocodiles, over 800 hippos and many prehistoric-looking monitor lizards. With over 400 species of birds, it is a watery paradise. Gliding over the water will be a very different safari experience from your Kruger safari but equally exciting. Stock up on snacks before we leave St Lucia, as there will be a late lunch (at your own expense) at our next stop, Salt Rock Hotel in the coastal town of Salt Rock near Durban.

Enjoy a short stroll on the beach before our South Africa Safari in KwaZulu-Natal takes us inland through kilometres of golden sugarcane fields and the small, previously predominantly German town of Wartburg. We arrive at our overnight accommodation in the quaint village of Hilton in the Midlands of KwaZulu-Natal later in the afternoon. The village offers a blend of old-world charm and contemporary convenience, with well-preserved historic buildings and modern facilities. Relax at the hotel in this historical village in the evening and enjoy dinner at your own expense.

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation: Hotel in Hilton
• Travel: 400 km

Day 7: Hilton to Howick & Drakensberg Mountains – South Africa

Today our South Africa Safari travels from the charming town of Hilton to the majestic Drakensberg Mountains. The Drakensberg mountain range is the tallest in the country and spans from the KwaZulu-Natal and Free State provinces of South Africa to neighbouring Lesotho.

We set off on our scenic Drakensberg safari after breakfast at the hotel, with a stop at the Mandela Capture Site located near Howick in KwaZulu-Natal. It is a significant historical site where Nelson Mandela was arrested on August 5, 1962, leading to his imprisonment for 27 years. The site has been transformed into a memorial and visitor centre commemorating Mandela’s legacy and the struggle against apartheid. Howick is also famous for its magnificent waterfall, Howick Falls, which plunges 95 meters into a large pool, making it the second-highest waterfall in South Africa.

Following a brief stop, we continue our South Africa Safari through the picturesque country villages of Underberg and Himeville, leading us to the majestic Drakensberg Mountains. The Drakensberg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a peak elevation of 3,482 meters that preserves both the natural landscape and the ancient rock art created by the indigenous San people. The Drakensberg is renowned for its breathtaking scenery, including towering peaks, waterfalls, and deep gorges. The range boasts a variety of ecosystems, from grasslands and heath to montane forests. It supports a wide range of wildlife, including antelope, baboons, and various bird species.

We arrive at the hotel by midday, giving you ample time to enjoy lunch (at your own expense). Spend the afternoon taking in the breathtaking mountain views, exploring hiking trails, or participating in various resort activities.

For a more adventurous experience, consider a 3-hour excursion up the rugged Sani Pass (at an additional cost; a multiple-entry visa may be needed for Lesotho). This 4×4-only dirt road offers dramatic landscapes, winding paths, and steep cliffs, culminating in a thrilling entry into Lesotho. Return to the hotel and unwind with a relaxing dinner.

• Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner
• Accommodation: Hotel in the Drakensberg
• Activity included: Visit to the Mandela Capture Site & Howick Falls
• Optional Activity: Sani Pass 4×4 Trip
• Travel: 170 km

Day 8: Drakensberg to Mthatha – South Africa

Our South Africa Safari leaves KwaZulu-Natal today and continues to the Eastern Cape province of South Africa. Start the day with a leisurely breakfast to enjoy the crisp mountain air and take in the stunning mountain views. Spend the morning relaxing at the hotel or take a walk to spot black eagles or Cape Vultures. Look out for beautiful proteas, South Africa’s national flower, growing among the fynbos along the mountain slopes. Later in the morning, we descend the mountain roads, crossing rivers and valleys as we drive to Mthatha.

Mthatha, previously known as Umtata, is a city in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa situated in a region characterised by rolling hills and lush landscapes. It’s relatively close to the Wild Coast, a stunning area known for its rugged coastline and natural beauty. A significant cultural and economic hub, Mthatha is notable for its role in South African history. It was the birthplace of Nelson Mandela, one of the most influential figures in the fight against apartheid. The city is often associated with Mandela’s legacy, and his family home in the nearby village of Qunu is a place of interest. We stop for lunch at your own expense en route to Mthatha and if time allows, we may visit the Nelson Mandela Museum. We arrive at our hotel in the late afternoon with plenty of time to relax and unwind before dinner at your own expense at the hotel.

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation included: Hotel in Mthatha
• Travel: 315 km

Day 9: Mthatha to Quinu & Port Alfred – South Africa

Day 9 of our safari in South Africa takes us to the beautiful coastal town of Port Alfred. We start our day with a delicious breakfast at the hotel before heading to the coast, through the lush hills of Nelson Mandela’s homeland. We pass through the small villages of Qunu and Mvezo, the latter being Mandela’s birthplace and final resting place. This rural area is characterised by goats roaming the streets with many residents practising subsistence farming, reflecting a simpler way of life. Mandela built a modest home on his family property and later a larger residence for his visits to Qunu. Despite his global fame, he remained deeply connected to his roots and the community that shaped him.

After immersing ourselves in this rich history, we continue our South Africa Safari to the coastal Eastern Cape town of Port Alfred by late afternoon. Port Alfred is positioned on the Indian Ocean coast, where the Kowie River meets the sea. The town offers stunning coastal views, sandy beaches, and a temperate climate, making it a popular beach holiday destination.

Conclude your day with a sunset cruise along the serene Kowie River, where you might spot kingfishers, water monitors, and crocodiles. Enjoy a relaxing night and dinner at the hotel, excited to continue our South Africa Safari along the picturesque Garden Route in the morning.

• Meals included: Breakfast & Dinner
• Accommodation included: Hotel in Port Alfred
• Activities included: Visit to Nelson Mandela Museum & View Qunu ( Mandela’s Route), Sunset River Cruise on the Kowie River
• Travel: 365 km

Day 10: Port Alfred to Knysna, Garden Route – South Africa

The next leg of our South Africa Safari takes us on a Garden Route adventure. After an early breakfast at the hotel in Port Alfred, we depart for Knysna on the Garden Route. We drive west along the N2 highway and pass through Gqeberha (previously Port Elizabeth) before entering the renowned Garden Route.

The Garden Route is a celebrated stretch of South African coastline known for its stunning natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and charming towns. Spanning approximately 300 kilometres along the southwestern coast from the Storms River in the Eastern Cape to Mossel Bay in the Western Cape, it offers a scenic drive through coastal vistas and lush indigenous forests. The route is dotted with quaint towns and villages, each with unique attractions such as local markets, art galleries, and historical sites.

One highlight of the Garden Route is the Tsitsikamma Forest, where we’ll stop for lunch (at your own expense). As we enter Tsitsikamma National Park, we encounter a breathtaking view of the ocean and a verdant gorge from a high vantage point. A short walk leads us to the iconic Storms River Suspension Bridge, offering an exhilarating perspective across the rugged chasm. We embark on an hour-long stroll across this famous bridge, which spans a series of stable wooden structures and stairs, providing stunning views of the gorge and ocean below.

Continuing our Garden Route safari, we drive through the thriving coastal town of Plettenberg Bay before concluding the day in Knysna. Renowned for its natural splendour and iconic Knysna Heads—two sandstone cliffs towering over the entrance to the expansive Knysna lagoon—this town invites exploration. Spend the afternoon discovering its art galleries, craft markets, Gin Distillery, and Motorcycle Museum, soaking up the laid-back ambience of Thesen Island Marina. This unique residential marina development within the Knysna Estuary provides direct access to the lagoon and offers stunning views of the Knysna Heads and surrounding hills. Conclude another exciting day on safari in South Africa with a delicious dinner at the hotel at your own expense and a peaceful night’s sleep.

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation included: Hotel in Knysna
• Activity included: Suspension Bridge Walk in Tsitsikamma
• Travel: 410 km

Day 11: Knysna to the Cango Caves and Oudtshoorn – South Africa

Day 11 of our South Africa Safari begins with a hearty breakfast at the hotel in Knysna. Then we visit a panoramic lookout point where you can capture the stunning views of the Knysna Heads and Lagoon before we depart for the semi-desert landscapes of the Little Karoo. Our next stop is Oudtshoorn, a farming town in the Western Cape province of South Africa renowned as the world’s ostrich capital and for the nearby Cango Caves.

The drive to Oudtshoorn takes us through charming seaside towns and past picturesque lakes and mountains. From George, the route climbs the 13 km Outeniqua Pass, offering views of waterfalls and the ocean. The Pass descends into the semi-desert Klein Karoo (Little Karoo), where we reach Oudtshoorn nestled between the majestic Swartberg and Outeniqua Mountains. Oudtshoorn retains the leisurely charm of a bygone era and boasts over 400 ostrich farms and iconic ‘Feather Mansions’. Historically famed for its ostrich feather trade during the Victorian era, which declined post-World War I, today’s Ostrich farmers have adapted, focusing on meat, leather, and eggs. The town’s semi-arid Little Karoo conditions provide an ideal environment for ostrich farming, alongside local wine and brandy production.

At an additional cost, you can opt to experience an ostrich farm up close with an engaging and interactive tractor tour learning all about these fascinating birds. You’ll also have the opportunity to enjoy a farm lunch (at your own expense) and sample ostrich biltong (dried meat).

While you’ve already experienced game parks, mountain passes, and estuaries, the Cango Caves near Oudtshoorn will immerse you in a breathtaking subterranean world on the Cango Caves Heritage Tour (optional and at an additional cost). These dripstone caverns were formed over millions of years through water acting on limestone rock, an ongoing process as these stalactites and stalagmites continue to grow. The cave system spans over 4 kilometres, though only a portion is open to the public. Visitors can explore different sections of the caves on guided tours, which vary in length and difficulty and provide a captivating glimpse into South Africa’s geological history and natural beauty. Most areas of the caves are accessible, but some require physical fitness due to narrow passages and stairs, while some areas are closed to the public due to natural conservation efforts. We visit the Van Zyl’s Hall Cave and rest assured, despite the underground journey, the Van Zyl’s Hall cave, one of the largest chambers, offers ample space with dimensions of 107m in length and 54m in width.

There is plenty of leisure time in the evening to enjoy dinner at the hotel at your own expense before settling in for another starry night’s rest in the Karoo.

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation included: Hotel in Oudtshoorn
• Optional Activities: Ostrich Farm Tour & Cango Caves Heritage Tour (part of optional Activity Package)
• Travel: 180 km

Day 12: Oudtshoorn to Cape Town – South Africa

After breakfast this morning our safari continues to one of South Africa’s top destinations: the stunning city of Cape Town. We leave Oudtshoorn and travel along Route 62, renowned as the longest and most mountainous wine route in the world. The changing landscapes we pass will feel like a series of picturesque postcards viewed from our tour vehicle. Along the way, we’ll stop for lunch at your own expense in one of the quaint towns on Route 62.

Following lunch, treat yourself to a cheese and wine pairing experience and a cellar tour at one of the exceptional vineyards on the route (at additional cost). South Africa’s wine industry, one of the oldest in the world, has been renowned since the 17th century. With 148 wine farms along the route, you’ll have a taste of the region’s rich viticultural heritage, though we won’t have time to visit them all.

We arrive in Cape Town in the afternoon, where you’ll find yourself in one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The vibrant city of Cape Town, a stunning metropolis nestled at the southern tip of Africa and affectionately known as the Mother City, is consistently voted as one of the top destinations in the world to visit due to its natural beauty, spectacular fynbos, exquisite beaches and dramatic mountains.

Enjoy a relaxing dinner at the hotel or venture out to one of the city’s many restaurants at your own expense, where you’ll be spoiled for choice. Make the most of your time in the vibrant Mother City, the final stop on our South Africa Safari.

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation: Hotel in Cape Town
• Optional Activity: Cheese and Wine Pairing Experience
• Travel: 450 km

Day 13: Cape Town – South Africa

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel in Cape Town and prepare for a rewarding day at your leisure. Or book a full-day guided tour of the Cape Peninsula on day 13 of your South Africa Safari.

Cape Town, set on a mountainous peninsula, offers breathtaking scenery and activities galore – from cable car rides up Table Mountain to boat cruises at the V&A Waterfront.

Travel to Hout Bay along the Atlantic seaboard, with its white-sand beaches and rugged mountains. Take a half-hour boat trip to Duiker Island also called Seal Island to see a Cape Fur Seal colony (additional cost). Continue along Chapman’s Peak Drive, renowned as one of the world’s most scenic roads, and visit the Cape Point Nature Reserve at the tip of the Cape Peninsula which has fascinated travellers for centuries. Cape Point with its pristine beaches and spectacular views, unique flora and fauna, is home to abundant species of wildlife that includes bontebok, cape mountain zebra, dassies and baboons. These primates are famous for loitering around the area and are not shy of humans, so you are most likely to see them.

On the return journey to Cape Town, follow the False Bay coast and consider visiting the rare African Penguin colony at Boulders Beach (entrance fee at your own expense). Along the way, pass through the charming naval village of Simon’s Town, Fish Hoek, Kalk Bay, and Muizenberg, all famous for their beautiful beaches.

As you head back to the hotel stop at the Rhodes Memorial viewpoint to learn about its historical significance. After an exciting day exploring Cape Town, enjoy dinner in town or at one of the many restaurants at the vibrant and cosmopolitan V&A Waterfront (dinner at your own expense).

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Accommodation: Hotel in Cape Town
• Optional Activity: Cape Peninsula Tour (part of optional Activity Package)

Day 14: Cape Town – South Africa

After breakfast at your hotel, you are free to make the most of your final moments in Cape Town. Explore on your own or join an optional guided tour of Table Mountain and the city (at additional cost). Established in 1652 by the Dutch East India Company as a refreshment station for its ships, Cape Town is a vibrant blend of old and new, with a rich history woven into its streets.

The City Tour includes highlights such as the Malay Quarter of Bo-Kaap, the city centre, the Company Gardens, and the Diamond District. If time allows, a visit to the Castle of Good Hope will also be included. The Cape Town city tour concludes with a visit to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, Table Mountain, where you can take in the spectacular views of Cape Town on a cable car ride up the iconic mountain (weather permitting; cableway ticket is at your own expense).

Cape Town’s deep and complex history is matched only by its stunning beauty, making it one of the most memorable cities you will ever visit. As you prepare to depart, you leave with memories of your 14-day South Africa Safari that will last a lifetime.

• Meal included: Breakfast
• Optional Activity: Cape Town City Tour

South Africa Safari Note

This 14-day South Africa Safari departs on scheduled dates but the tour is also available as a private safari following the same schedule but departing on any day of the week. Please contact African Budget Safaris for more information and rates.

Shorter itinerary options within this 14-day South Africa safari are available as follows:

• 6 Days, Johannesburg to Durban: Days 1 to 6 of this 14-Day Safari in South Africa – Kruger to Cape Town
• 9 Days, Durban to Cape Town: Days 6 to 14 of this 14-Day Safari in South Africa – Kruger to Cape Town

Pricing for these shorter South African safaris is listed in the full pricing information.

Optional Activity Package

An optional activity package is available on this South Africa Safari. This activity package includes:

• Day 4: Full-day open vehicle safari in Kruger National Park
• Day 11: Cango Caves Heritage Tour
• Day 11: Ostrich Farm Tractor Tour
• Day 13: Full-day Cape Point Tour

These popular activities must be pre-booked as a package when you book your safari.