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Best of South Africa Tour (10 days)
South Africa, Swaziland Cape Town - Durban - St Lucia - Swaziland - Kruger Park - Johannesburg - Pretoria |
Program: Cape Town, Durban, Saint Lucia, Swaziland, Kruger National Park, Johannesburg, Pretoria.
Day 1:
Cape Town
International Flight arrives at Cape Town International Airport.
Welcome to Cape Town.
Indescribably beautiful, vibrant and inspiring, Cape Town has become popular with tourists from all over the world for its scenic attractions, cultural events and exciting entertainment. The city is one of the most popular destinations in Africa for holidays and trips with friends, with beautiful beaches, a variety of restaurants, a relaxing atmosphere and tourist attractions. Our Cape Town tour begins from a cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain (weather permitting). From Table Mountain we shall have a bird's eye view of the city below, where you will have the opportunity to explore, taking pictures at various vantage points. There are clearly marked paths with brass plates containing interesting information about the fauna and flora found at the Cape.
Dinner at a restaurant in Cape Town. Overnight in a hotel in Cape town.
Day 2:
Cape of Good Hope (120km)
Full day trip to the Cape of Good Hope. A scenic drive along the west coast through the small picturesque fishing port of Hout Bay, where we will go on a cruise to Duiker Island – a colony of seals and seabirds. Later, we continue our drive through Chapman's Peak, a 10-kilometer stretch blown up in semi-vertical rock considered one of the most spectacular coastal roads in South Africa. It starts in Hout Bay and then winds its way to Chapman's Point, revealing breathtaking views of the sandy bays below until the road reaches sea level again at Noordhoek. Then visit the Cape Peninsula National Park, which contains beautiful coastal landscapes, beaches, a variety of plant and animal life, shipwrecks and dramatic mountains.
The park is the smallest of the six flower kingdoms in the world and has one of the highest concentrations of various plant species, some of which are not found anywhere else in the world. The special vegetation of the region is called "fynbos" and includes Protea, which is the national flower of South Africa. We reach Cape Point and use the cable car that leads to the historic lighthouses built at the end of Point. It is a wonderful place from which you can admire the cliffs, rocks and endless sea. The smell and the sight of huge waves crashing on the rocks is truly spectacular.
In the afternoon, we return to Cape Town along the east coast and the old colonial resorts of Muizenberg and Simonstown. We will also stop at Boulders Beach with a large breeding colony of Jackass penguins. These endearing little creatures nest just above the beaches along the coast.
Dinner at a restaurant. Overnight in a hotel in Cape Town
Day 3:
Stellenbosch
After breakfast we depart to the wine making town of Stellenbosch. It was in 1679 that Governor Simon van der Stel came upon a fertile valley, he named the place Stellenbosch, commemorating his own name and the wealth of natural vegetation growing there. Stellenbosch is South Africa’s second oldest town and most inspiring wine, food, art and cultural destination. Stellenbosch remains world-renowned for the quality of its wines, with the vine being by far the region’s most prominent agricultural feature. We’ll introduce you to an unforgettable cellar door experience, we will visit an award-winning wine estate to and taste some locally produced wines, and experience Stellenbosch’s unique and enviable lifestyle.
We drive back to Cape Town and we take a tour along the Strand, Cape Town's original coastline, heading for the Castle of Good Hope and the grand parade. The castle is the oldest building in the country.
In the afternoon we stroll through the magnificent Gardens of the Indian Company, where the Parliament buildings are located, and at the end the residence of the President of South Africa, the so-called Tuinhuis.
At the end of the day, dinner in the restaurant of the Waterfront complex surrounded by huge ships, luxury yachts and elegant shops.
Overnight in a hotel in Cape Town.
Day 4:
Durban
In the morning after breakfast we will fly through to the Durban city center. We will also get a chance to see Durban’s “Golden Mile”. The Golden Mile beachfront is a famous destination for joggers, surfers, sunbathers, bikers, water sports enthusiasts and for those in the mood for a relaxed stroll. The popular ‘mile’ is actually 6.5km stretch that extends from Blue Lagoon South to Addington Beach and Durban Harbor. The name stems from the golden sand beaches along the coastal edge of the city.
Next we will visit the Aquarium at the uShaka Marine World theme park, it is the fifth-largest aquarium in the world, and the biggest in Africa, designed around five shipwrecks. Here you can get close to hundreds of fascinating marine animals – turtles, sharks, fish, penguins, seals, dolphins, snakes, frogs and many more creatures.
From the U'Shaka complex we tour the port basins and see the ships that are docked there.
Overnight and dinner at a Hotel in Durban.
Day 5:
Saint Lucia, Kwa Zulu Natal (50km)
In the morning we drive to Lake St Lucia, it is the highlight of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park and is renowned for its large numbers of crocodiles, hippos, pelicans, and flamingos. Saint Lucia is the centre of Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park which was proclaimed as the World Heritage Site in 1999. The park system extends from the Mozambique border for more than 220 km south to Cape St. Lucia and includes 5 different ecosystems: beautiful coral reefs and marine life, sub-tropical forests, highest vegetated dunes, freshwater lakes and savannah woodlands. We will go on a scenic boat cruise along the St Lucia Estuary, set sail across the vast lake for a wildlife-watching excursion and admire the views from the water. Listen to the on-board commentary from the park rangers and keep your camera ready as you get the chance to admire the wild animals in their natural habitat.
Transfer to hotel, dinner and overnight at hotel in Saint Lucia.
Day 6:
Saint Lucia – Swaziland- (500km)
After breakfast we depart towards the Kingdom of Swaziland. Stunning landscapes of mountains and valleys, forests and plains. We travel through Mbabane, the capital of Swaziland, we stop at a local flea market to see the beautiful local craft that is available to buy.
In the afternoon we return to South Africa and arrive in Mpumalanga, where we came to see the Kruger National Park.
Dinner and overnight at a hotel close to the Kruger National Park.
Day 7:
Kruger National Park Safari (100 km)
Very early in the morning we depart for a full day Kruger National Park safari with a professional ranger in an open 4x4 vehicle.
At over 19,000 sq km, South Africa’s Kruger National Park is one of the largest and most impressive animal reserves in the world. With 147 species, Kruger has more species of large mammals than any other park on the continent. Search for buffaloes, elephants, leopards, lions, and rhinos – Africa's famed Big Five.
The gates to the Kruger park open at 05h30 (06h00 in winter) and the gates close at 18h00, which means the guests will have to out of the park by 18h00 at the latest. After the safari we drive back for dinner at a hotel near the Kruger National Park.
Day 8:
Panorama Route to Johannesburg (450km)
In the morning we depart for Johannesburg through the Panorama route.
South Africa's Panorama Route includes historic mining towns, beautiful waterfalls, lofty views, a gorgeous canyon, and lots of wildlife.
As the name suggests, the Panorama Route is known primarily for its scenery. There is abundant wildlife in the region, too.
The Panorama Route is steeped in rich history and many tales and stories are told throughout the Panorama Tour. When you are enjoying this exceptionally laid-back tour you will feel as though you have been transported back in time as you enjoy the views of this old area.
First is the Blyde River Canyon. The Blyde River Canyon is located at in the Drakensberg Mountain range, The Blyde River Canyon is a 26km long and 800m deep and it is the one of the larger green canyons on earth. When walking up to the end of this canyon it is difficult to think that such a massive canyon is but meters away, as the landscape can be deceiving; once at the top of the canyon, looking down into the vast plant life, river and dams that make up the floor of the canyon, you are sure to find a new appreciation for the beauty that nature delights us with, From one of the most popular lookout points, you will get to see another gem on the Panorama Tour and that is the Three Rondavels.
The tour takes us by famous waterfalls in the area and Bourke’s Luck Potholes, a stunning natural formation in the ancient rocks. We will drive by God’s Window and then drive through the town of Lydenburg.
We will stop at the at the town of Dullstroom, undeniably the most famous of all the Highlands Meander Towns.
Arrival at Hotel. Dinner and overnight in Johannesburg
Day 9:
Johannesburg and Pretoria
In the morning after breakfast, we depart to the Lion Park , there we will go on a Safari. This amazing experience will take you through the Lion, Wild dog and Cheetah enclosures where you will have an opportunity to find out more about these incredible animals.
Next we shall depart for Soweto just outside Johannesburg, we will drive through Soweto, here one catch catch a glimps of the life of the ordinary Sowetan, and hear about the history of Soweto.
After seeing Soweto, We shall do a tour of Greater Johannesburg, known as, Egoli, meaning "The City of Gold". Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa, classified as a megacity and is one of the 100 largest urban areas in the world. Here we shall see how people live and learn about the local culture.
Lastly we shall drive through the City of Pretoria, it is one of South Africa's three capital cities, serving as the seat of the executive branch of government, and as the host to all foreign embassies to South Africa. We shall have a chance to visit the Union Buildings. The Union Buildings form the official seat of the South African Government and also house the offices of the President of South Africa.
Overnight and dinner at hotel in Johannesburg.
Day 10:
After breakfast, drive to Gold Reef City for entertainment, than transfer to OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg for International Flight.
Price: USD 4 000 per person
Price includes:
Extra costs:
Day 1:
Cape Town
International Flight arrives at Cape Town International Airport.
Welcome to Cape Town.
Indescribably beautiful, vibrant and inspiring, Cape Town has become popular with tourists from all over the world for its scenic attractions, cultural events and exciting entertainment. The city is one of the most popular destinations in Africa for holidays and trips with friends, with beautiful beaches, a variety of restaurants, a relaxing atmosphere and tourist attractions. Our Cape Town tour begins from a cable car ride to the top of Table Mountain (weather permitting). From Table Mountain we shall have a bird's eye view of the city below, where you will have the opportunity to explore, taking pictures at various vantage points. There are clearly marked paths with brass plates containing interesting information about the fauna and flora found at the Cape.
Dinner at a restaurant in Cape Town. Overnight in a hotel in Cape town.
Day 2:
Cape of Good Hope (120km)
Full day trip to the Cape of Good Hope. A scenic drive along the west coast through the small picturesque fishing port of Hout Bay, where we will go on a cruise to Duiker Island – a colony of seals and seabirds. Later, we continue our drive through Chapman's Peak, a 10-kilometer stretch blown up in semi-vertical rock considered one of the most spectacular coastal roads in South Africa. It starts in Hout Bay and then winds its way to Chapman's Point, revealing breathtaking views of the sandy bays below until the road reaches sea level again at Noordhoek. Then visit the Cape Peninsula National Park, which contains beautiful coastal landscapes, beaches, a variety of plant and animal life, shipwrecks and dramatic mountains.
The park is the smallest of the six flower kingdoms in the world and has one of the highest concentrations of various plant species, some of which are not found anywhere else in the world. The special vegetation of the region is called "fynbos" and includes Protea, which is the national flower of South Africa. We reach Cape Point and use the cable car that leads to the historic lighthouses built at the end of Point. It is a wonderful place from which you can admire the cliffs, rocks and endless sea. The smell and the sight of huge waves crashing on the rocks is truly spectacular.
In the afternoon, we return to Cape Town along the east coast and the old colonial resorts of Muizenberg and Simonstown. We will also stop at Boulders Beach with a large breeding colony of Jackass penguins. These endearing little creatures nest just above the beaches along the coast.
Dinner at a restaurant. Overnight in a hotel in Cape Town
Day 3:
Stellenbosch
After breakfast we depart to the wine making town of Stellenbosch. It was in 1679 that Governor Simon van der Stel came upon a fertile valley, he named the place Stellenbosch, commemorating his own name and the wealth of natural vegetation growing there. Stellenbosch is South Africa’s second oldest town and most inspiring wine, food, art and cultural destination. Stellenbosch remains world-renowned for the quality of its wines, with the vine being by far the region’s most prominent agricultural feature. We’ll introduce you to an unforgettable cellar door experience, we will visit an award-winning wine estate to and taste some locally produced wines, and experience Stellenbosch’s unique and enviable lifestyle.
We drive back to Cape Town and we take a tour along the Strand, Cape Town's original coastline, heading for the Castle of Good Hope and the grand parade. The castle is the oldest building in the country.
In the afternoon we stroll through the magnificent Gardens of the Indian Company, where the Parliament buildings are located, and at the end the residence of the President of South Africa, the so-called Tuinhuis.
At the end of the day, dinner in the restaurant of the Waterfront complex surrounded by huge ships, luxury yachts and elegant shops.
Overnight in a hotel in Cape Town.
Day 4:
Durban
In the morning after breakfast we will fly through to the Durban city center. We will also get a chance to see Durban’s “Golden Mile”. The Golden Mile beachfront is a famous destination for joggers, surfers, sunbathers, bikers, water sports enthusiasts and for those in the mood for a relaxed stroll. The popular ‘mile’ is actually 6.5km stretch that extends from Blue Lagoon South to Addington Beach and Durban Harbor. The name stems from the golden sand beaches along the coastal edge of the city.
Next we will visit the Aquarium at the uShaka Marine World theme park, it is the fifth-largest aquarium in the world, and the biggest in Africa, designed around five shipwrecks. Here you can get close to hundreds of fascinating marine animals – turtles, sharks, fish, penguins, seals, dolphins, snakes, frogs and many more creatures.
From the U'Shaka complex we tour the port basins and see the ships that are docked there.
Overnight and dinner at a Hotel in Durban.
Day 5:
Saint Lucia, Kwa Zulu Natal (50km)
In the morning we drive to Lake St Lucia, it is the highlight of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park and is renowned for its large numbers of crocodiles, hippos, pelicans, and flamingos. Saint Lucia is the centre of Greater St. Lucia Wetland Park which was proclaimed as the World Heritage Site in 1999. The park system extends from the Mozambique border for more than 220 km south to Cape St. Lucia and includes 5 different ecosystems: beautiful coral reefs and marine life, sub-tropical forests, highest vegetated dunes, freshwater lakes and savannah woodlands. We will go on a scenic boat cruise along the St Lucia Estuary, set sail across the vast lake for a wildlife-watching excursion and admire the views from the water. Listen to the on-board commentary from the park rangers and keep your camera ready as you get the chance to admire the wild animals in their natural habitat.
Transfer to hotel, dinner and overnight at hotel in Saint Lucia.
Day 6:
Saint Lucia – Swaziland- (500km)
After breakfast we depart towards the Kingdom of Swaziland. Stunning landscapes of mountains and valleys, forests and plains. We travel through Mbabane, the capital of Swaziland, we stop at a local flea market to see the beautiful local craft that is available to buy.
In the afternoon we return to South Africa and arrive in Mpumalanga, where we came to see the Kruger National Park.
Dinner and overnight at a hotel close to the Kruger National Park.
Day 7:
Kruger National Park Safari (100 km)
Very early in the morning we depart for a full day Kruger National Park safari with a professional ranger in an open 4x4 vehicle.
At over 19,000 sq km, South Africa’s Kruger National Park is one of the largest and most impressive animal reserves in the world. With 147 species, Kruger has more species of large mammals than any other park on the continent. Search for buffaloes, elephants, leopards, lions, and rhinos – Africa's famed Big Five.
The gates to the Kruger park open at 05h30 (06h00 in winter) and the gates close at 18h00, which means the guests will have to out of the park by 18h00 at the latest. After the safari we drive back for dinner at a hotel near the Kruger National Park.
Day 8:
Panorama Route to Johannesburg (450km)
In the morning we depart for Johannesburg through the Panorama route.
South Africa's Panorama Route includes historic mining towns, beautiful waterfalls, lofty views, a gorgeous canyon, and lots of wildlife.
As the name suggests, the Panorama Route is known primarily for its scenery. There is abundant wildlife in the region, too.
The Panorama Route is steeped in rich history and many tales and stories are told throughout the Panorama Tour. When you are enjoying this exceptionally laid-back tour you will feel as though you have been transported back in time as you enjoy the views of this old area.
First is the Blyde River Canyon. The Blyde River Canyon is located at in the Drakensberg Mountain range, The Blyde River Canyon is a 26km long and 800m deep and it is the one of the larger green canyons on earth. When walking up to the end of this canyon it is difficult to think that such a massive canyon is but meters away, as the landscape can be deceiving; once at the top of the canyon, looking down into the vast plant life, river and dams that make up the floor of the canyon, you are sure to find a new appreciation for the beauty that nature delights us with, From one of the most popular lookout points, you will get to see another gem on the Panorama Tour and that is the Three Rondavels.
The tour takes us by famous waterfalls in the area and Bourke’s Luck Potholes, a stunning natural formation in the ancient rocks. We will drive by God’s Window and then drive through the town of Lydenburg.
We will stop at the at the town of Dullstroom, undeniably the most famous of all the Highlands Meander Towns.
Arrival at Hotel. Dinner and overnight in Johannesburg
Day 9:
Johannesburg and Pretoria
In the morning after breakfast, we depart to the Lion Park , there we will go on a Safari. This amazing experience will take you through the Lion, Wild dog and Cheetah enclosures where you will have an opportunity to find out more about these incredible animals.
Next we shall depart for Soweto just outside Johannesburg, we will drive through Soweto, here one catch catch a glimps of the life of the ordinary Sowetan, and hear about the history of Soweto.
After seeing Soweto, We shall do a tour of Greater Johannesburg, known as, Egoli, meaning "The City of Gold". Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa, classified as a megacity and is one of the 100 largest urban areas in the world. Here we shall see how people live and learn about the local culture.
Lastly we shall drive through the City of Pretoria, it is one of South Africa's three capital cities, serving as the seat of the executive branch of government, and as the host to all foreign embassies to South Africa. We shall have a chance to visit the Union Buildings. The Union Buildings form the official seat of the South African Government and also house the offices of the President of South Africa.
Overnight and dinner at hotel in Johannesburg.
Day 10:
After breakfast, drive to Gold Reef City for entertainment, than transfer to OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg for International Flight.
Price: USD 4 000 per person
Price includes:
- Accommodation in 3 * Hotels and Lodges
- Guide services during your stay in Africa
- All airport Transfers
- All transport
- All inclusive (Full board) Breakfast, lunch and dinner.
- Visit according to the program.
- Local flight on route Cape Town - Durban;
Extra costs:
- International flights
- Compulsory payment of a mandatory fee for admission to visited facilities, local guide service, local agent service and other local fees of US$ 500 (only accepted in dollars) per person as a package payable to the local pilot at the tour site.
- Travel insurance
- Single traveller supplement ; (500 USD)
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