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South Africa

Safari, city, coast and winelands in one country

Home to awe-inspiring scenery, vibrant cities, authentic culture and endless adventure, South Africa is one of the most diverse travel destinations in the world. In a single trip you can track leopard in the private reserves bordering Kruger, watch whales from the cliffs of the Cape coast, taste your way through three centuries of winemaking and end the day under Table Mountain. Malaria-free reserves make it the easiest introduction to Africa for families, yet it rewards the most seasoned traveller time and time again.

Price per person, per night

$400 – $3,700

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Why South Africa

The defining experiences

01

Bush, coast, winelands and city in one journey

Few countries let you move between them this easily.

02

Exceptional leopard viewing

The private reserves bordering Kruger offer some of the most reliable big-cat sightings in Africa.

03

Malaria-free safari options

Which makes it the easiest introduction to Africa for families.

What you'll do

Ways to experience South Africa

Guests watching an elephant on a South African game drive

Game drives

Head into the reserve by vehicle, watching the landscape and its wildlife shift through the day.

Guests walking through South African bush

Walking safaris

Experience the bush on foot with a guide, paying attention to tracks, plants and wildlife along the way.

Wine tasting among South African vineyards

Wine tasting

Spend time among the Cape winelands, tasting local wines in the landscapes where they are made.

Restaurant dining room in South Africa

Fantastic restaurants

Make room for memorable meals, from relaxed local favourites to refined dining rooms.

Whale breaching off the South African coast

Whale watching

Look out across the Cape coast for whales moving through the waters offshore.

Aerial view of South African coastal cliffs

Scenic tours

Take in South Africa’s coastline, mountains and city views from a wider perspective.

When to travel

Seasonal shifts

Tap a month for specific climate and wildlife conditions.

jan

Best

Peak Cape summer: warm, dry and busy on the coast, with a green and hot bush.

How to see it

South Africa itineraries

Use these sample journeys as a starting point to craft your own perfectly paced safari.

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