Private affair - South Africa’s top Family Villas (Self-Drive): Cape Town – De Hoop Nature Reserve – Plettenberg Bay – Kwandwe Private Game Reserve – Port Elizabeth

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Nothing in the world quite matches the true glory of South Africa. Considered one of the most geographically varied countries on the African continent, it consists of dry savanna plains, wet marshlands, mountainous terrains and pristine, sandy beaches. Known as the Rainbow Nation, South Africa boasts 11 official languages and a diverse range of inhabitants. Travellers to South Africa will have their pick of attractions, from the Wild Coast's unspoiled beaches and the vibrant nightlife of Cape Town to the Kgalagadi Desert and the thick forest of Tsitsikamma. This country is home to the most upbeat, humorous and most hospitable people you will get the chance to meet. It offers world-class hospitality and incredible holiday experiences for tourists from around the world. Despite a past of struggle and separation, the country's future is filled with possibility and unity. South Africa is said by many to be the most beautiful country in the world and a must-see traveller's dream. 

De Hoop Nature Reserve

Days 4 - 7

De Hoop Nature Reserve in the Western Cape is part of the Cape Floral Kingdom, one of six Floral Kingdoms of the World. It is a beautiful destination with much to offer nature lovers. Known for its outstanding whale watching opportunities, hiking and mountain biking, the Whale Trail hike offers spectacular coastal and mountain views and ample chances to encounter the wildlife. The adjacent De Hoop Marine Protected Area is one of Africa's largest marine preserved areas providing a haven for a host of incredible sea life. This reserve is ideal for a relaxing nature-filled holiday along the beautiful Garden Route.

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De Hoop Nature Reserve

Kwandwe Private Game Reserve

Days 10 - 13

Located in the unspoiled Eastern Cape province, Kwandwe Private Game Reserve offers a world-class safari experience. Early morning and late afternoon drives allow visitors to see the Big 5. You can also follow in the footsteps of buffalo herds, rhinoceros and antelopes, and many endangered species of plants and animals live here, including the crowned eagle, black-footed cat, and blue crane. Activities include game drives, bush walks, fishing and rhino tracking. Renowned for its luxury and beautiful animals that call the reserve home, Kwandwe offers magical safari experiences to make every African Dream come true.

Kids on safari at Kwandwe Rhino at Kwandwe Cheetahs at Kwandwe
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