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Visit the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront!  Situated between Robben Island and Table Mountain, in the heart of Cape Town's working harbour, the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront has become South Africa's most visited destination. Set against a backdrop of magnificent sea and mountain views. Two Oceans Aquarium, boat trips, Robben island, arts, crafts, curios and more!

*See your safari itinerary for transfer logistics. Spend the day at the V&A Waterfront and enjoy lunch. Spend the afternoon at leisure.

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Explore the captivating allure of Stellenbosch in the Cape Winelands, where rolling vineyard-covered hills intersect with historic charm, inviting you to embark on a sensory journey of wine tasting at world-renowned estates, indulge in gourmet dining that harmonizes with the local flavors.  Stroll through oak-lined streets adorned with Cape Dutch architecture.

Surrounded yourself with  a serene and breathtaking landscape, that seamlessly marries the old-world elegance with the vibrancy of South African wine culture.

Visit various wineries in and around the stunning Stellenbosch area. Enjoy wine tasting and lunch on the way. This is the Cape wine lands!

*Please see your safari itinerary for transfer logistics

Sweet Orange Guest House is a beautifully restored Victorian home situated in Sea Point, Cape Town, offering guests a boutique, intimate stay with character. Built in the early 1900s, the property retains its heritage through lovingly restored wooden floors, well-preserved ceilings, doors and windows, while blending in modern comforts. There’s a tranquil garden with a small pool, indoor and outdoor seating areas, fireplaces, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.

Location is another strong suit. The guest house is just a few hundred metres (about 400‑450 m) from the Atlantic Ocean and the Sea Point promenade. It’s close to beaches (Graaff’s Pool, Milton Beach), cafes, restaurants, small shops, and markets within walking distance. The V&A Waterfront is only about 5‑6 minutes by car. Cape Town International Airport is roughly 23‑24 km away, with transfers available. For travellers wanting both the ocean and the city, Sweet Orange strikes a good balance.

Breakfasts at Sweet Orange are often highlighted by guests as a standout feature. They offer a full continental‑English/European spread, catering to a variety of tastes: fresh fruit salad, homemade muesli, pancakes, cold meat and cheese platters, hot dishes such as eggs made‑to‑order with bacon, sausages, potatoes and more. In summer, breakfast is served outside on the stone terrace by the pool; in winter guests gather around the big kitchen table beside the fireplace.

Rooms are spacious and individually designed, each with its own style and furnishings. All rooms have en‑suite bathrooms, flat‑screen TVs, safes, hairdryers, and many rooms offer king‑size beds (or twin beds where preferred). There are also added touches like a stocked mini‑bar fridge, snacks, complimentary water, Smart TV with streaming services (Netflix), seating areas, and strong WiFi. There’s even a larger unit called “Pomelo” suited for families or groups, with two bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, and its own kitchen/living space.

Gwango Elephant Lodge, nestled in the heart of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, offers an unparalleled safari experience that immerses guests in the wildlife-rich surroundings of one of Africa’s premier game reserves. The lodge’s prime location gives guests access to some of the best safari activities in the region. Daily game drives are led by knowledgeable guides who take visitors through Hwange's diverse ecosystems, offering the chance to witness a wide array of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffalo, and a variety of bird species. For those looking for a more intimate wildlife experience, the lodge also offers walking safaris, which allow guests to get up close to nature while learning about the local flora and fauna from expert rangers. The lodge's unique position near a waterhole also offers exceptional opportunities for wildlife viewing directly from the lodge's viewing deck.

The accommodation at Gwango Elephant Lodge is designed to provide comfort while maintaining a close connection to the surrounding natural beauty. The lodge offers luxury tented rooms, each featuring modern amenities like en-suite bathrooms, comfortable beds, and private verandas with stunning views over the savannah. These spacious tents allow guests to feel the thrill of staying in the wild while enjoying the comforts of home. The rooms are tastefully decorated with a blend of traditional African elements and contemporary touches, creating a relaxing and stylish atmosphere. For a truly unique experience, some rooms offer an open-air shower, where guests can bathe under the stars in the cool evening air.

The food at Gwango Elephant Lodge is another highlight of the experience, with delicious meals prepared by the lodge's skilled chefs. Guests can enjoy fresh, locally sourced ingredients, with a menu that blends international flavors with Zimbabwean culinary traditions. Breakfast is often served al fresco, with the sounds of the bush providing a natural soundtrack, while lunch and dinner are usually enjoyed in the lodge's elegant dining area or on the outdoor deck, overlooking the waterhole. The lodge caters to a variety of dietary preferences, ensuring that everyone has a memorable dining experience. For those who want to unwind after a day of safari adventures, the bar serves refreshing cocktails, local wines, and spirits, making it the perfect place to relax and share stories of the day's sightings.

Located in the southwestern corner of Hwange National Park, Gwango Elephant Lodge offers a tranquil retreat surrounded by the sights and sounds of the African wilderness. Hwange is one of the largest national parks in Zimbabwe, renowned for its large elephant populations and diverse wildlife. The lodge is a perfect base for exploring this vast park, with its easy access to major game-viewing areas while maintaining a secluded and peaceful atmosphere. Its proximity to the park's main entrance and other notable sites makes it a convenient choice for safari-goers, while the remote setting ensures a sense of privacy and exclusivity. Whether guests are looking for an active safari experience or a peaceful escape into nature, Gwango Elephant Lodge provides a truly immersive and unforgettable adventure.

Victoria Falls is the 7th wonder of the world! Located in Zimbabwe, situated in the heart of Southern Africa and entirely landlocked. 12% of its land is allocated to National Parks and Game Reserves.

Undoubtedly, the country's most iconic attraction is the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls, the largest waterfall in the world, locally known as Mosi-oa-Tunya, or the "Smoke That Thunders" because of the spray made by the mass of water dropping 100 meters below in the gorges. Victoria Falls is twice the size of Niagara Falls and stretches across a significantly longer distance. Visitors can get up close to the falls, but be prepared to experience some splashing.

The Victoria Falls, now in it's 150 millionth fantastic year, - its zenith in about May each year. It’s a truly awe-inspiring experience—the sight, the sound, the smell—and the humbling feeling that this is indeed nature's supreme masterpiece. No photograph can begin to depict reality. And nothing prepares you for your first sight. .

While in Victoria Falls, don't miss the opportunity to enjoy a delightful cruise on the Zambezi River for a different perspective of the falls, especially during sunset. You can also opt for a thrilling helicopter ride over the falls. For a unique experience, consider having afternoon tea at the classic Victoria Falls Hotel. Additionally, if you're interested in shopping, Victoria Falls is an excellent place to purchase local souvenirs, artwork, and handcrafted carvings.

Nestled on the banks of the majestic Zambezi River, Kazambezi Lodge offers a front-row seat to the raw beauty of Victoria Falls. Imagine waking up to the sound of the river’s gentle flow, stepping outside to spot elephants along the shoreline, and ending your day with a breathtaking sunset cruise where the sky paints itself in shades of gold and crimson.

At Kazambezi Lodge, you’re not just visiting Victoria Falls—you’re immersing yourself in the wild heart of Africa, where luxury meets adventure at every turn.

With a stay at Kasambabezi Lodge in Victoria Falls, you'll be within a 10-minute drive of Victoria Falls and Zambezi National Park. This lodge is 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Victoria Falls National Park and 3.1 mi (4.9 km) from David Livingstone Statue.

Chobe National Park includes two incredible wildlife areas: Chobe Riverfront and Savute. The Chobe River is one of Africa’s magical rivers, attracting animal of all sizes. Chobe also offers the  highest density of elephants to be found anywhere in Africa, Chobe National Park is the ultimate safari destination for wildlife enthusiasts.

Immerse yourself in nature's grandeur and witness the breathtaking spectacle of Chobe River's prolific wildlife, where majestic elephants roam freely, diverse bird species take flight, and unforgettable safari adventures await, making it a must-visit destination for every intrepid traveler.

The Chobe River forms its northern boundary and in the extreme south-west it borders the Moremi Game Reserve. The riverfront is a markable wildlife area due to the permanent water source of the Chobe River. Most wildlife activity occurs along the banks of the river - especially during the drier winter months (May – October) when animals congregate at the river to quench their thirst. The spectacle of all the animals coming to drink and frolic at the water's edge is a sight to behold! Birding enthusiasts will find the riverfront a fantastic destination at this time with more than 400 species of birds, including migratory species and numerous birds of prey.

All that said, Chobe National Park is most famous for its elephant and buffalo populations, both of which can herd in mammoth proportions. With an estimated 40,000 to 60,000 elephants, these gentle giants constantly surround you.

The park's picturesque wetlands also attract a wide variety of bird life, with the chance to see numerous species among the 460 that call this place home or pass through, including raptors, vultures, and waterfowl.Head out on a sunrise game drive to observe the animals at the beginning of their day, when they are most active. You might even spot a leopard returning from a hunt.When you return to your luxury accommodations at the lodge in the evening, take pleasure in the comforts it offers, gather for dinner, and share stories about your day.

Take your Chobe River game viewing experience to another level! With no set itinerary and only a small number of guests per boat, staying here feels like being on your own houseboat – and a very well appointed one! .

Cruising along the Chobe River (Chobe NP)  at a leisurely pace with ever-changing landscapes is an exclusive and unique experience! Give your  safari an edgy flavor and include a stay on a beautiful house boat -the perfect end to your trip! Game viewing from the water provides a different perspective to wildlife behavior and the fishing opportunities are a dream come true for any avid fisherman!

Each cabin is tastefully decorated in a contemporary style, and each has its own private view onto the ever-changing landscapes beyond.As you lie on your king-sized bed, spot an elephant grazing on the riverbank nearby, or see a fish eagle diving for its prey. On the upper entertainment deck, a spacious lounge and bar area encourages you to take time out while there’s also a plunge pool that’s perfect for a refreshing dip. After a day spent doing as you please, fall asleep with the calls of hyena or even a lion drifting through the open doors of your cabin.The house boat has a minimum of 2 smaller “tender” boats for use on daily excursions.

A major attraction of the area is the elephants, whose resident population is estimated to be over 120,000. Over 450 bird species found in this wetland paradise, try your hand at landing a tiger fish, or capture Africa’s unique beauty on a photographic safari. Whatever you choose to do, your day trips will be personal and flexible because you’ll be sharing the tender boats with a small number of guests. Alternatively, simply laze on a deck chair with an ice-cold drink in hand as you soak up the tranquillity that surrounds you.

Kasane Airport or Kasane Immigration point pick up is followed by motorized boat transfer to the Namibian Immigration Office to get  your passport stamped; proceed to the boat. Get ready to be amazed! See your safari itinerary for transfer logistics

Transfers to the Zambezi Queen take approximately 45–60 minutes and involve both road and boat travel with a border crossing between Botswana and Namibia. Guests are met at Kasane International Airport (BBK) by a representative and transferred by road (10–20 minutes) to the Kasane Immigration Office to exit Botswana. From there, a tender boat crosses the Chobe River to the Namibian Immigration Office for passport stamping, followed by a final boat transfer to the Zambezi Queen houseboat.

Guests must travel with a valid passport with at least 6–8 blank pages and 6 months validity. 

At the Cradle of Humankind, visitors can step back millions of years in time while enjoying a truly world-class experience. The area spans over 47,000 hectares of protected land dotted with limestone caves, fossil sites, and scenic highveld landscapes. The Sterkfontein Caves are the most famous attraction — here you can descend into the underground chambers where groundbreaking discoveries like Mrs. Ples and Little Foot were unearthed, offering tangible proof of humanity’s earliest ancestors.

At the Maropeng Visitor Centre, a striking modern museum built in the shape of an ancient burial mound, interactive displays guide you through the evolution of life, from the Big Bang to the rise of humankind. You can explore hands-on exhibits, enjoy guided tours, and even take a fascinating boat ride through time that illustrates Earth’s history in a fun and immersive way.

Beyond fossils and science, the Cradle offers scenic walking trails, wildlife viewing, and cultural stops. Visitors can enjoy local cuisine at nearby lodges and restaurants, explore the Nirox Sculpture Park where art and nature blend beautifully, or visit the Wondercave, one of South Africa’s largest and most impressive limestone caverns. The region is also home to boutique accommodations, hot-air balloon rides, and panoramic viewpoints — making it the perfect mix of discovery, adventure, and reflection on our place in the story of life.

Hartbeespoort, often affectionately called “Harties” by locals, is one of South Africa’s most picturesque and relaxing day-trip destinations — just under an hour from Johannesburg or Pretoria. Nestled beneath the Magaliesberg Mountains and wrapped around the glittering Hartbeespoort Dam, this scenic area offers a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and charm. Visitors can take a leisurely boat cruise on the dam, enjoy lunch at a waterfront café, or ride the Harties Aerial Cableway to the mountain top for breathtaking panoramic views. The surrounding landscape is ideal for photographers, picnickers, and anyone wanting to escape the bustle of the city without venturing too far.

There’s no shortage of things to see and do: explore the elephant and monkey sanctuaries, visit local craft markets and art galleries, or spend an afternoon at one of the boutique wine estates nearby. The Ann van Dyk Cheetah Centre offers an unforgettable wildlife experience, while thrill-seekers can try ziplining, paragliding, or jet skiing. For a slower pace, browse the quaint shops in Kosmos Village or enjoy sundowners overlooking the dam as the Magaliesberg glows gold at sunset. Whether you’re seeking adventure, tranquility, or a romantic escape, Hartbeespoort is the perfect blend of natural beauty, outdoor fun, and authentic South African hospitality.

Experience authentic African village life at Lesedi Cultural Village, where you can immerse yourself in traditional customs, lively music, and flavorful cuisine. Nestled among scenic woodlands and rocky hills, this cultural attraction offers a warm introduction to Africa’s rich tribal heritage.

Discover the traditions of five of South Africa’s ethnic groups — Basotho, Ndebele, Pedi, Xhosa, and Zulu. Begin your visit with a multimedia presentation on the origins of South Africa’s people and understand why Archbishop Desmond Tutu called the nation the Rainbow Nation. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, explore the homesteads of each group and witness cultural demonstrations such as drumming, spear throwing, and stick fighting.

Enjoy performances by West African marimba players and the melodic sounds of maskandi, a style of Zulu folk music. In the ingoma boma dancehall, be captivated by energetic drumming and traditional dances, from the Pedi women’s graceful rain dance to the Zulu dancers’ impressive spinning movements.

Depending on when you visit, you can enjoy a range of dining experiences. Savor an African nyama choma buffet featuring meats like crocodile, ostrich, and warthog, or try North African dishes while seated at a traditional floor table. Socialize with locals at a shebeen, a lively tavern with deep cultural roots. For a deeper experience, stay overnight in a luxury hut within one of the village’s homesteads and wake up to the soothing sounds of traditional instruments like the maskandi guitar and squash-box.

Located in Gauteng province, Lesedi Cultural Village is about 35 minutes from Pretoria and 50 minutes from Johannesburg. Renting a car provides easy access to the site and nearby attractions such as Hartbeespoort Dam, though a shuttle service from Johannesburg hotels is also available.