Touring part 1 - Discover South Africa

From thrilling safaris in iconic national parks like the Serengeti and Kruger National Park to exploring bustling, culturally rich cities, Africa’s diverse regions offer something for every traveller.

Whether it's the awe-inspiring Great Migration or the vibrant rhythms of Cape Town, Africa promises unforgettable adventures and breath taking encounters. Traveling with a tour ensures access to expert guides, seamless logistics, and a curated itinerary that highlights must-see attractions while offering immersive cultural encounters.

Safari Highlights

Kruger National Park: 

• Located in North Africa, is one of Africa’s largest and most renowned game reserves. Famous for its populations of lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffalo. It’s one of the best places to see these iconic animals in their natural habitat.

• Visitors can embark on self-drive or guided game drives, enjoy walking safaris, and stay in well-equipped rest camps or luxurious private lodges. 

The Garden Route: 

• wonderful scenic stretch of coastline along South Africa's southern coast, renowned for its stunning landscapes and diverse attractions. Spanning approximately 300 kilometres (186 miles) from Mossel Bay to Storms River, this route is celebrated for its natural beauty, including lush forests, rugged cliffs, serene lagoons, and golden beaches.

• Activities like hiking, bungee jumping, whale watching, and visiting Cango Caves make it a perfect adventure.

Serengeti National Park:

• The Serengeti is celebrated for the spectacular Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles traverse its plains in search of fresh grazing. This iconic event draws visitors from around the globe to witness one of nature's greatest spectacles.

• Offering a range of safari experiences, including guided game drives, hot air balloon safaris, and luxurious lodges and tented camps that blend comfort with the thrill of the wild. With its breath taking scenery and vibrant wildlife.

Destination Highlights

Table Mountain:

• Table Mountain is one of Cape Town’s most iconic landmarks and a must-visit destination for travellers. Its distinctive flat-topped shape dominates the city’s skyline and offers some of the most breath taking views in the world. At 1,085 meters (3,563 feet) above sea level, the summit provides sweeping views of Cape Town, the Cape Peninsula, and the surrounding Atlantic Ocean.

Victoria Falls:

• Located on the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls is a breathtaking destination that straddles the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, though South Africa offers several ways to experience its awe-inspiring beauty. Victoria Falls is one of the largest and most spectacular waterfalls in the world, with a curtain of water plunging over 100 meters (328 feet) into the gorge below.

Lake Nakaru:

• Lake Nakuru is famous for its large flocks of lesser flamingos that flock to the lake, creating a spectacular pink-hued shoreline. While flamingo numbers can vary, the lake remains a key site for observing these elegant birds.

Traditional Villages:

• Take a visit to a traditional village, Connect with the locals, engage in insightful conversations about their way of life, and acquire locally crafted souvenirs to commemorate your stay.

Ravos Rail:

• The Rovos Rail is a luxurious train that has been beautifully restored with wooden panels, giving it the spirit of a bygone age. It offers a unique way to experience the breath taking scenery of South Africa and beyond, connecting some of the continent's most iconic destinations with a range of off-train excursions. 

Whale Watching:

• Whale watching in Hermanus is world-renowned and considered one of the best land-based whale-watching destinations globally. 

• The best time for whale watching in Hermanus is between June and November, with the peak months being July to October. This is when southern right whales are most active along the coast.

Must try South African dishes

South African cuisine is a unique fusion of many different external cultural influences: African, Dutch, French, German, Portuguese, Malaysian, Indian, Chinese and Indonesian. This has translated into an array of tasty dishes full of textures, tastes and aromas that are unlike anything you'd find at home.  

Bunny Chow: Originating from Durban's Indian community, bunny chow is a hollowed-out loaf of bread filled with spicy curry. It's a hearty and flavourful street food that is now popular throughout South Africa.

Malva Pudding: This dessert is a sweet, spongy cake made with apricot jam and topped with a hot cream sauce. It’s often served warm with custard or ice cream, and is a comforting way to end a meal.

Braai (South African BBQ): A braai is more than just a meal; it's a social event where various meats, such as boerewors (traditional sausage), lamb chops, and chicken, are grilled over an open flame. Side dishes include pap (maize porridge) and chakalaka (a spicy vegetable relish).