Luxurious South Africa - The ultimate Highlights (Self-Drive): Cape Town – Stellenbosch Winelands – Hermanus Whale Coast – Sabi Sand Private Game Reserve – Skukuza

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South Africa

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. 

Cape Town

Days 1 - 4

Against the majestic Table Mountain backdrop, the vibrant and cosmopolitan city of Cape Town is home to grand hotels, restaurants, and nightlife. It has long been a popular destination for film and modelling shoots. With rich historical and cultural heritage, tours through the township and trips to Robben Island allow guests to learn about the history. Cooking classes and wine and gin tastings are only the start of this captivating city. Narrow, cobblestone streets and the Islamic ambience of the Bo-Kaap enhance the atmosphere. Guided hikes and aquariums show off the wildlife of Cape Town, leaving guests wanting more.

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Stellenbosch

Days 4 - 7

The Western Cape's town of Stellenbosch is South Africa's second-oldest and most inspiring wine, food and cultural destination. The scenic wine route was the first in the country and one of the most popular destinations for local and international visitors. For the nature lover, several excellent hiking trails are found in the Jonkershoek Nature Reserve. A full-day hike starts on the slopes of the Stellenbosch Mountains and winds its way through vineyards, forests and olive groves. Stellenbosch is an ideal getaway year-round, and the historic town's centre is a living museum with unique, vibrant street culture. 

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Hermanus

Days 7 - 9

Hermanus is a thriving holiday resort town with all the modern amenities while still retaining its distinctive fisherman's village atmosphere. Nestled between mountains and sea, the town is one of the world's most spectacular vacation destinations, and its opportunities for spotting whales is unmatched. Long stretches of beaches offer invigorating horse rides, thrilling surfing opportunities, and magnificent wildlife viewings. Top-quality wines are made along the Wine Route - with its plethora of restaurants, fresh vegetables, cheese and fish, Hermanus is firmly established as a world-renowned village.








 

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Sabi Sand Nature Reserve

Days 9 - 13

The Sabi Sands Private Game Reserve is located in the Lowveld of Mpumalanga, adjacent to the Kruger National Park. Officially named Sabi Sand Wildtuin, the reserve consists of a group of private game lodges. Big game roams freely throughout this pristine part of southern African. Many wildlife species live in this diverse habitat, including the Big 5, the cheetah, and the endangered wild dog. Day and night safaris lead by expert game rangers follow the animals on and off the road deep into the heart of the bushveld. Walking safaris allow guests to feel the pulse of untamed Africa through the soles of their feet.

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