Where?
Cape Town
Why?
Arguably South Africa’s most iconic city, Cape Town boasts great value fine dining and a wealth of attractions including the beautiful beaches of Camps Bay, the colourful buildings of Bo-Kaap and the majestic Table Mountain. Don’t take our word for it, The Telegraph voted it ‘Best City in the World’ in 2025!
What?
Our itinerary includes a 2 day Hop-On Hop-Off bus pass which is the perfect way to get out and see all the major sights of the city and even comes with a V&A Waterfront cruise as well as a Table Mountain ticket. Ask us about adding on other tours to places such as historic Robben Island and Boulders Beach with its adorable penguins.
Where?
Cape Winelands
Why?
A short drive from Cape Town finds you in the heart of the beautiful Cape Winelands. Spend the next couple of days discovering the history behind the region’s wineries and vineyards, renowned as some of the best in the world. Sample delicious wines and soak up the regions stunning scenery.
What?
Enjoy an unforgettable ride on the Franschhoek Wine Tram. Leisurely hop between beautiful wine estates sampling fine wines paired with breathtaking scenery. If you want to explore further you can ask us about adding on a Vineyard Hike, a jeep tour around Constantia or even a bike tour around Stellenbosch.
Where?
The Western Cape - Oudtshoorn & Knysna
Why?
Continue on through the beautiful Western Cape to Oudtshoorn, driving through picturesque vineyards and the captivating Du Toits Kloof Pass. Afterwards, hug the coast until you reach the harbourside town of Knysna, complete with sandy beaches, forest trails, and rich cultural heritage.
What?
Take a tour of Oudtshoorn’s fascinating Cango Caves and marvel at the towering limestone formations. On the way to Knysna you will also enjoy a Meerkat safari. Watch as these enchanting creatures emerge from the burrows, soaking up their daily sun, whilst your local guide teaches the secrets behind their adorable behaviour.
Where?
Eastern Cape - Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) & Pumba Game Reserve
Why?
The coastal town of Gqeberha boasts plenty of great bathing beaches and plentiful marine life, with dolphins and whales that can be spotted throughout the year. The Eastern Cape is also malaria-free and home to South Africa’s third-largest National Park, Addo National Park and a number of exceptional private game reserves, making it the perfect choice for a safari adventure.
What?
Drive out to Pumba Private Reserve where you will be picked up for daily safari game drives. Enjoy the ultimate thrill as you head out in search of a great variety of wildlife including the Big Five and the rare white lion! Talk to us about upgrading your stay to one of the regions many outstanding safari lodges.
For more inspiration, take a look at our South Africa Holidays pages.
Written by Hugh Surtees
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