Are you ready to fall in love with Africa with all your heart? No continent on Earth will make you feel so alive and close to nature. On this tour, we will reveal the many facets of this amazing continent, from modern culture to the ancient traditions of the local population and from the diverse wildlife of savannahs to the marine life beneath its waters.
In one day, you will cross the borders of four countries at once, get lost among African elephants, and cruise along the Zambezi River, looking at crocodiles and hippos.
The combination of extreme, active adventures, romance, luxury, and comfort will make your trip truly deep and exceptional.
On this trip, you will:
- Explore one of the most famous cities on the African continent - Cape Town;
- Capture stunning views from the peaks of Table Mountain and Lion's Head;
- Meet adorable penguins and visit the Cape of Good Hope;
- Watch whales in Hermanus - the whale capital of South Africa;
- Taste premium wines from the best farms in Stellenbosch and stroll around the university campus;
- Go on extreme adventures at Victoria Falls, including helicopter flights, Devil's Pool, bungee jumping, and rafting;
- Spend the day in Chobe National Park, surrounded by hundreds of elephants, on a boat and a jeep safari.
On this trip
Cape of Good Hope
Visit the edge of the world - the Cape of Good Hope.
African pinguins
Befriend penguins at Boulders Beach in Cape Town.
Table Mountain
Ascend Table Mountain by cable car for stunning city views.
Wine Tasting
Savour the finest New World wines.
Exploring Cape Town
Stroll through vibrant Cape Town's endless beaches, promenades, colourful houses, and preserved, unique Cape-Dutch architecture.
Chapman's Peak Drive
Ride along one of the world's most beautiful roads - Chapman's Peak Drive.
Tour details
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Travel scenario
Day 1: Intro
Arrival in Cape Town. Check into one of the luxurious 5-star hotels included in our list of the best. You can enjoy fine dining restaurants representing South African traditions and tastes, various spa treatments, and stunning panoramic views of the ocean, Table Mountain, or the city's vibrant waterfront.
Day 2. Penguins, Cape Point, and Cape of Good Hope
Wake up early, if desired, and behold the mesmerizing sunrise from Mount Lion's Head! Gear up for a trek to its peak at 669 meters with comfortable attire and sturdy footwear, carrying refreshments. Upon reaching the summit, marvel at the awe-inspiring 360° panoramic vistas of the awakening sky, the boundless ocean, and Cape Town bathed in morning radiance. After the climb, savour a delightful breakfast at the hotel.
The following location is Boulders Beach and its adorable inhabitants - African penguins. You will get an excellent opportunity to watch funny birds and witness their communication, fishing activities, and nurturing behaviour toward their young. However, it's crucial to respect their space, maintain a safe distance, and refrain from disturbing these creatures within their natural habitat.
The journey takes us to Cape Point, an iconic destination first explored by Portuguese seafarer Bartolomeu Dias in 1488. Ascend via cable car to the cape's crowning glory - the historic lighthouse. Gaze upon the boundless ocean, and feel your spirit soar amidst the breathtaking views that unfold before you.
After a walk around Cape Point, you will have lunch at the Two Oceans restaurant. The restaurant is located in the heart of the reserve on the top of a cliff, with stunning views of False Bay. It boasts a stellar reputation for the freshest seafood, fish, and other European cuisine, complemented by an array of renowned Western Cape vines.
Then, you will head to the legendary point of the journey, the home of ghost ships - the Cape of Good Hope. On the way to the cape, experience the region's distinct nature - possibly spotting baboons, ostriches, and antelopes. Amidst lush vegetation, mainly fynbos, discover various plant species, including shrubs, flowers, and aromatic herbs, which make this area unique. From atop the Cape, behold an unparalleled vista: an endless horizon, vast Atlantic Ocean expanse and majestic cliffs stretching before you.
After visiting Cape of Good Hope, it's time to head back to Cape Town. Your return route guides you along a serpentine coastal road, renowned as one of Earth's most breathtaking drives - Chapman's Peak. This winding pathway hugs the ocean, offering a ribbon-like experience of unparalleled natural beauty.
Day 3. Table Mountain and Cape Town
After breakfast, explore Table Mountain - Cape Town's iconic emblem featured on its flag. You can ascend 1086 metres to its flat summit by hiking or taking the cable car, providing breathtaking panoramic views of nature's splendour.
You'll wander through lively Cape Town in the afternoon, taking in the charming Bo-Kaap quarter. This delightful neighbourhood enchants visitors with its bright, contrasting houses and winding cobblestone streets, immersing you in the rich tapestry of local culture, history, and customs.
We will end this day by walking along the renowned Victoria and Alfred Waterfront - a vibrant tourist destination. Previously, the seafront was an ordinary port, but it came to life after restoration. There's something here to captivate every interest: from boutiques to souvenir shops, from ordinary eateries to restaurants with exotic dishes, from museums and cinemas to clubs and pubs. Embark on a harbour cruise to admire the maritime sights. Discover fascinating marine life at the Two Oceans Aquarium. Or simply bask in sweeping vistas of mountains, ocean, and bustling activity from atop The Cape Wheel.
Day 4. Whale Safari
Today, venture to the charming resort town of Hermanus, known as the whale capital. The optimal time to witness these majestic creatures is from July to November when they migrate to South Africa's shores to breed and nurture their young. In Hermanus' waters, calves learn to swim and defend against potential shark attacks.
Embark on a whale safari by boat. Prepare your cameras to capture these graceful giants breaching the surface, surrounded by splashes and foam – a traveller's dream.
Day 5. Free day in Cape Town
Spend this day as you desire, like encountering sharks up close in a secure cage at dawn's first light. No special prep is needed for this thrilling adventure, yet all guests will receive thorough guidance from seasoned instructors before the dive.
Explore the Cape Town Diamond Museum, where a knowledgeable guide will enlighten you on diamonds' origins, mining processes, cutting techniques, and the tradition behind exchanging wedding bands. Meander through Woodstock, Cape Town's creative core, where vibrant street art and graffiti inject life into the streets.
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Day 6. Stellenbosch Vineyards
Today, you will have a relaxing day in the best vineyards of Stellenbosch. There are over 100 wine farms, which offer more than just quality wine - you can immerse in winemaking details and learn about the process, from grape harvest to bottling and storage. The plan is to visit 2-3 elegant estates where you can enjoy views - immaculate gardens, lakes, and mountains. You'll tour wine cellars and taste exclusive cheeses, chocolates, and other dishes that pair nicely with different South African wine varieties.
Following the wine-sampling session, your journey continues through the tranquil university town of Stellenbosch. This serene student enclave, nestled amidst centuries-old oak trees, boasts a charming array of historic buildings. Founded as South Africa's oldest higher education institution, the University of Stellenbosch consistently ranks among the nation's top three universities. The calm ambience and cleanliness will create a pleasant experience that lingers long after your visit.
Day 7. Livingstone
The day begins with a flight to Livingstone, where you'll check into a luxurious hotel located in the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, offering breathtaking views of the majestic Zambezi River.
In the evening, you'll have a delectable dining experience at the Mukuni Boma restaurant. Gather around the crackling campfire and listen to short, traditional Leya tales. You'll even be able to take part in the restaurant's interactive activity and join a folk dance ensemble.
Day 8. Victoria Falls and the Devil's Pool
Today's adventure takes you to one of Africa's most epic locations - the majestic Victoria Falls.
You have two breathtaking options to witness the thunderous cascade from above: a helicopter tour or a microlight flight. The helicopter offers a safe and comfortable aerial view, soaring high for a panoramic perspective, no matter the weather conditions. The microlight experience brings you up close and personal with the roaring "Thundering Smoke" ideal for thrill-seekers.
The next stop is Devil's Pool, a scenic waterfall where the rushing water's pure energy can fill you with a sense of vitality and harmony with nature. This part of the adventure lasts about 2 hours, including a light meal on Livingstone Island.
But the excitement doesn’t end there! After the Devil's Pool, you'll marvel at Victoria Falls' breathtaking vistas from observation decks on Zimbabwe's side.
Day 9: Victoria Falls
Today offers a chance to explore the hotel activities and Victoria Falls based on personal interests.
For thrill-seekers, options include bungee jumping from a bridge or sliding on a Flying Fox along a tightrope over the Zambezi Gorge. Seeking an adrenaline rush? Try rappelling down Foofie Slide - an angled rope at speeds of up to 100 km/h, free-falling on a mountain swing into the gorge, or rafting through the Zambezi River's rapids.
Spend your day unwinding through The Bamba Tram tour, retro train dinner, and a sunset cruise along the peaceful Zambezi River. Alternatively, relax at the resort, indulge in spa therapies revitalizing your mind and body, experience ancient Ayurvedic practices using herbs, and benefit from expert massages. Enjoy the pool and pamper yourself with professional facials, body treatments, peels, and foot massages – the perfect reprieve after adventurous travels.
Whichever path you choose, the day promises to be an unforgettable experience.
Day 10. Safari in Chobe Park
Following breakfast, your adventure takes you to Botswana's oldest Chobe National Park.
This vast reserve borders four countries - Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe - making it one of the country's largest protected areas, comparable in size to Lebanon or Jamaica. Remarkably, Chobe is home to the world's highest concentration of African elephants, with the largest population of around 50,000 individuals.
Your safari commences with a tranquil cruise along the park's namesake Chobe River, where wildlife gather to quench their thirst. From the boat, you'll witness various animals and birds, including hippos and crocodiles basking on the riverbanks.
After lunch, the safari will continue by jeep, granting a nearer view of Chobe Park's wildlife inhabitants. Prepare to see lions, cheetahs, hyenas, giraffes, zebras, waterbuck, and kudu antelopes. More than 400 bird species have been documented here, including ibises, cormorants, storks, eagles, carmine bee-eaters, African sea eagles, and many others. Flora lovers will appreciate the presence of centuries-old African baobab trees, towering up to 20-25 metres in height and spanning up to 8 meters in diameter.
After the safari, return to the hotel in Livingstone. Discuss the day's most unforgettable moments during a savoury dinner.
Day 11. Final day
After breakfast at the hotel, you will head to the airport. The end of a journey through incredible Africa.
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Cape Town - Hermanus - Stellenbosch - Victoria Falls - Chobe Park - Livingstone
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