SOUTH AFRICA • Return scheduled flights


• Staying in excellent quality three and four-star hotels with breakfast, two lunches and three dinners


• Full day guided safari in the Kruger National Park, one of the world’s most outstanding game reserves


• Tour of the legendary Zulu War battlefields of Isandlwana and Rorke’s Drift


• Internal flight to the stunning ‘Garden Route’


• Visit Hermanus, for the world’s finest on-shore whale-watching (dependant on season)


• Enjoy a scenic drive through the beautiful small country of Swaziland


• Stay in the heart of the fabulously beautiful Western Cape’s Winelands, experiencing a cellar tour and tasting at a 300-year old wine estate


• Visits to the legendary Cape of Good Hope plus Cape Town’s Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens


• Visit to Johannesburg’s Apartheid Museum, a real ‘must’ in understanding contemporary South Africa


• Stay three nights in cosmopolitan Cape Town – one of the world’s most naturally beautiful cities, dominated by the instantly recognisable Table Mountain


• Visit the awe-inspiring Blyde River’s valley and the world’s third largest canyon


• Option to spend a night in a tented safari camp, experiencing a bushwalk with an experienced ranger


• Escorted by our experienced Tour Manager


• Optional three-day journey from Cape Town to Pretoria on one of the world’s most luxurious trains, Rovos Rail. See price booklet & website for full details


A ‘world in one country’ is no exaggeration – incredible game viewing, a vast patchwork of different cultures, scenery and history coupled with superb food and wine make for a world-class destination


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