Tour Highlight:
Day 1 – CAPE TOWN
Arrive Johannesburg and continue on a flight to Cape Town. Meet your guide and transfer to hotel.
Overnight in Cape Town – Cape Manor hotel (Breakfast)
Day 2 – CAPE PENINSULA
Take a half-hour boat trip to Duiker Island to see a Cape Fur Seal colony. Continue on Chapman’s Peak Drive (if open), renowned as one of the most stunning roadways in the world. Visit the Cape Point Nature Reserve, the tip of the Cape Peninsula that has captivated travelers for centuries with its dramatic scenery and fascinating history. The return journey to Cape Town takes us along False Bay coast to visit the colony of rare African Penguins Colony at the Boulders. We pass through the naval village of Simon’s Town, Fish Hoek, Kalk Bay and Muizenberg. We then visit the world-famous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, world renowned for the beauty and diversity of the Cape flora it displays and for the magnificence of its setting against the eastern slopes of Table Mountain.
Overnight in Cape Town – Cape Manor hotel (Breakfast)
Day 3 – CAPE TOWN CITY TOUR – WINELANDS – FRANCHHOEK – STELLENBOSCH
Visit up Table Mountain by cableway (weather permitting) world famous landmark rises 1,086 metres. From here unfold spectacular view of the city and Ocean. Continue on a panoramic tour of the City Centre, house of parliament, City Hall, Castle of Good Hope, Company Gardens, South African Museum, Jewish Museum, the “Bo Kaap” known as the Malay Quarter and Green Market. Visit the V & A Waterfront, unique shopping centre, restaurants and activities. Visit the Two Travel to the Winelands. Visit Wine Estates cellars, and have the opportunity for wine tasting. Continue to Stellenbosch charming town hosting famous university and continue to Franchhoek to visit the Huguenot Monument commemorating the French Huguenots settlers in the Cape.
Overnight in Cape Town – Cape Manor hotel (Breakfast)
Day 4 – CAPE TOWN – NELSPRUIT – GRASKOP
Transfer to the airport for a flight Nelspruit. visit Mac Mac Falls, two falls with beautiful views and from there to Graskop. A small town situated in the magnificent Mpumalanga Province touristic region and a gateway to the Panorama Route. It’s one of those one street towns with many restaurants and craft shops. Graskop hotel is a unique artistic experience offering friendly hospitality, contemporary South African art in a variety and unique South African food to be remembered.
Overnight – Graskop Hotel (Dinner & breakfast)
Day 5 – PANORAMA ROUTE
A day tour of the Panorama Route. Visit the scenic gorge with the Pinacle Rock and God’s Window. Continue to Bourk’s Luck Potholes. The potholes were named after a gold digger, Tom Burke who staked a claim nearby. Although his claim didn’t produce a single ounce of gold, he correctly predicted that large gold deposits would be found in the area. This natural water feature marks the beginning of Blyde River Canyon. Through countless eons the swirling whirlpools which occur as the Treur River plunges into the Blyde River caused waterborne sand and rock to grind huge, cylindrical potholes into the bedrock of the river. We next stop at the Three Rondawels viewpoint for a spectacular view of the canyon and dam.
Day 6: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
We enter the world’s famous Kruger National Park. One of the most famous and oldest National Park in the world, founded by Paul Kruger in 1898 and is South Africa’s most exciting destination. Drive through the park is search for wildlife
Overnight – Kruger National Park Rest Camp (Breakfast)
Day 7: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK – FREE DAY
Free day at leisure. OPTIONAL game drives in camp’s open vehicle.
Overnight – Kruger National Park Rest Camp (Breakfast)
Day 8: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK – JOHANNESBURG
Morning game drive through the park. Return to Johannesburg.
Overnight – Metcourt Suites Hotel (breakfast)
Day 8: JOHANNESBURG – FLIGHT HOME
Depart on a panoramic tour of Johannesburg’s affluent suburbs and business district. Continue to Soweto the symbol of African’s struggle against apartheid. This tour offers insight into the daily lives of Soweto’s people and its complex relationship with greater Johannesburg. Visit the Apartheid Museum. Continue to Pretoria, one of South Africa three capital cities. Pretoria the administrative capital, Cape Town legislative capital, Bloemfontein the judicial capital. Pretoria is a place for culture, theatres, museums and monuments: Church Square, Union Buildings, Melrose House and Voortrekker Monument. Transfer to the airport for a flight home …