Cape Town, Garden Route + Safari – 10 days

Table Mountain, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, provides an amazing backdrop for Cape Town. Reach the summit via cableway and take in the breathtaking views of the city and the Atlantic Ocean.

Bo Kaap, once the Malay Quarter, is a cosmopolitan area with a rich history situated between the city center and the foothills of Signal Hill. Its colorful houses and charming cobblestone roads entice you to experience the Islamic culture of the Cape Malay people. One of the first residential neighborhoods in Cape Town is Bo Kaap, which dates back to the time the Cape Malay people were brought into the Cape Colony as expert artisans on a slave basis. The Auwul Mosque, which was founded in 1794, is the oldest mosque in South Africa. Savor a variety of Cape Malay cuisine, such as curries, koesisters, and an abundance of spices and herbs available at Atlas Trading Company.

Visitors can enjoy a mall experience at the V&A Waterfront, which has upscale stores, a variety of restaurants, African entertainment, and a range of recreational activities. The Watershed Market specializes in locally produced jewelry, accessories, and home goods in addition to custom clothing and bespoke designs.

In the center of Cape Town is a famous and historically significant park called The Company's Garden. Originally created as a fruit and vegetable garden in the 1650s by the Dutch East India Company, it has since transformed into a botanical garden and leisure area.

Cape Point is the south-westernmost point of the African continent. Drive through fynbos vegetation in the Cape Point Nature Reserve to get sights of ostriches, elands, Cape Mountain Zebras, baboons, and other animals. One of the most visited places in South Africa is Cape Point, which boasts an abundance of wildlife, including more than 200 kinds of birds, stunning scenery, and some of the cleanest air on earth.

Stellenbosch's rural landscape is peppered with wineries and vineyards. Wine lovers love to visit the Stellenbosch Wine Route, which provides an opportunity to sample and buy some of the best wines in South Africa.

Surrounded by the breathtaking Outeniqua Mountains, Wilderness is a seaside community with extensive beaches and trails, situated between the Kaaimans River and the Goukama Nature Reserve.

Sedgefield, a laid-back seaside community completely encircled by lakes and sand dunes covered in fynbos, is regarded as a gem of the Garden Route. Visit Myoli Beach to enjoy the breathtaking vistas and long, flat beach that are ideal for strolling.

With its lush, indigenous forests, lakes, and stunning beaches, Knysna is a natural paradise. Take a little stroll to witness the breathtaking Knysna Heads, one of the most well-known and cherished river mouths in South Africa. Travelers seeking a calm experience with breathtaking views of its serene lagoon have come to love Knysna as an a vacation destination.

Known for its golden beaches, tranquil lagoons, and vibrant marine life, Plettenberg Bay is a jewel of the Garden Route. Whether you're exploring Robberg Nature Reserve, spotting dolphins and whales, or simply relaxing on its pristine shores, this coastal paradise offers something for every traveler

Experience the thrill of a Big 5 Safari in the malaria-free Eastern Cape, where you will encounter Africa’s iconic wildlife in their natural habitat. Enjoy guided game drives through lush landscapes, spotting lions, elephants, giraffes, rhinos, leopards, and buffalos, all while staying at a luxurious lodge that blends comfort with the untamed wilderness.