The 14 days South Africa safari tour is a 13 nights/14 days safari in South Africa starting at Cape Town International Airport, featuring 2 days of Cape Town city tour & surrounding areas, Cape Winelands, Stellenbosch, Hermanus, Shark Diving Excursion, Swellendam, Mossel Bay, Game Drive, Knysna, Garden Route, Tsitsikamma National Park & Storms River, Eastern Cape, Fruit Route: Route 62 – Oudtshoorn Ostrich Farm, Cango Caves Excursion, George, Johannesburg, Nelspruit, 3 days Unlimited game drives in Kruger National Park, Three Rondawels – Bourke’s Luck Potholes – Blyde River Canyon Viewpoint – Johannesburg and then departure through Johannesburg International Airport.
Day 1 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Arrive at Cape Town & transfer to the Hotel.
Day 2 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Cape Town City tour.
Day 3 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Another day in Cape Area.
Day 4 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Cape Winelands – Stellenbosch – Hermanus.
Day 5 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Shark Diving Excursion – Swellendam – Mossel Bay.
Day 6 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Garden Route: Game Drive – Knysna – Garden Route.
Day 7 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Tsitsikamma National Park & Storms River – Eastern Cape.
Day 8 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Fruit Route: Route 62 – Oudtshoorn Ostrich Farm – Cango Caves Excursion.
Day 9 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: George – Johannesburg – Nelspruit.
Day 10,11 & 12 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Unlimited game drives in Kruger National Park.
Day 13 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Three Rondawels – Bourke’s Luck Potholes – Blyde River Canyon Viewpoint – Johannesburg.
Day 14 of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Departure.
You land in Cape town – the Oldest city in South Africa, meet our representative for the transfer to the Hotel.
Embark on a comprehensive tour of Cape town City exploring the Castle of Good Hotel, the historical St. George Cathedral, Cape Malay Quarters with its beautiful colors, the Company’s Gardens – the country’s oldest garden, enjoy lunch at cozy V&A waterfront and in the afternoon, you can take up an optional cable car ride to the Table Mountain.
You explore the other remaining attractions in Cape Area including; visit the Botanical Gardens, the Two Oceans Aquarium, Constantia wine valley, or District 6 Museum. You proceed to Cape Point Nature Reserve about 1hr to the southeast of Cape Peninsula for a range of flora and fauna, the Cape Fynbos – natural shrubland noted to be the world’s smallest floral kingdom before proceeding to Boulder’s beach to explore the African penguins. Enjoy a scenic drive along Chapman’s Peak en route to the Hotel.
Undertake an extensive exploration of the Cape Winelands enjoying a remarkable scenic drive and the world’s oldest wine industry outside of Europe. Enjoy a taste of South Africa’s signature wine – the Pinotage. Feel free to participate in the wine making process. Proceed to Stellenbosch – the French Huguenots town around the 1600s. Tour the Cape Dutch architecture, art galleries, coffee shops along boutiques. Enjoy another wine tasting and then proceed on the scenic coastal drive to Hermanus and spend the evening at leisure exploring this town.
This day marks the commencement of the famous Garden route. You spend the morning touring the Hermanus harbor town – one of the best whale-watching destinations in the world. In the months of June – Nov, the whales can even be seen off the coast. You can opt to undertake the Shark cage diving to gain an opportunity of exploring the Great White sharks in the natural environment. Enjoy lunch in Swellendam where you taste the Boerekos authentic dishes. Visit the Cape Aloe Vera farm in the afternoon before proceeding to Mossel Bay and visit the Pinnacle Caves – an archaeological site with fossil findings dating far back to 170,000 years ago have been found.
Proceed to Botlierskop Private Game Reserve for an amazing safari experience including likely sights of Impala, Rhinos, Wildebeest, Giraffes, Lions among others. Enjoy lunch in Knysna – the Centre of the Garden route. An optional paddle boat can be undertaken and have lunch on the cruise and do sightseeing of the Knysna Bay. Alternatively, enjoy the views of the harbor engaging in more wild game viewing or visiting the birds of Eden with the world’s largest free-flight aviary.
Explore the Tsitsikamma forest forming part of the greater Garden Route National Park. This section of the Garden route features gorges, rivers, mountains, plantations, and lush forests. The options include; bungee jumping at Bloukrans bridge, a tree-top canopy, or a nature walk. After either of the activities, proceed to the Storms River Mouth in Tsitsikamma National Park for a walk along the coast, cross South Africa’s longest suspension River and settle for lunch amidst the ocean views. Proceed to the Eastern Cape Coast in the afternoon and spend the evening at leisure.
Here, you depart the famous Garden route and follow Route 62 heading to Arid Karoo through Langkloof positioned between Kouga and Tsitsikamma mountain with a nice sightseeing experience including the vineyards, vegetable and fruit farms along the road. Proceed to the famous Ostrich Capital Oudtshoorn and make a stop for the farm guided tour to learn more about the Ostriches and then the optional Cango Caves. The Cave valley has a range of over 20 million years old dripstone caverns. Enjoy a cozy Karoo Dinner in the evening.
Depart Oudtshoorn to George to catch up with a morning flight to Johannesburg enjoy the sunrise views over Langkloof. Upon arrival, you will be met by our representative for the transfer to Kruger National Park.
Kruger National Park extending to 19,485km2 in the Mpumalanga and Limpopo Province to the northeast of South Africa is ranked among the best in Africa. Kruger was the first National Park in South Africa gazetted in 1926. The park is home to the Big five including; Lion, Elephant, Buffalo, Leopard, and Rhino along with a range of other great wild games. You will be undertaking a range of game drives both morning and afternoon game drives exploring the wild game, beautiful rivers, lookout points, and water holes. You always choose to return to the lodge for lunch or keep in the park throughout the day.
Depart Kruger National Park driving along the Panorama route across the Mpumalanga Province with an en-route photo stop at one of the world’s oldest and largest Baobab trees before proceeding to the famous Three Rondavels viewpoint overlooking the Blyde River Canyon. Arrive in Johannesburg in the evening.
Depending on the flight time, you are dropped off at the airport to catch up with the flight back home.
END of the 14 Days South Africa Safari Tour: Departure.
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