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| Cape Town & Winelands |
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The mother city is nestled at the tip of Africa, flanked by the Indian & Atlantic oceans and guarded over by the majestic Table Mountain.With beautiful beaches and the imposing mountain, it's visual attraction is superb, but it has also played an important role in the history of the " Rainbow Nation". A short drive reveals the Cape Winelands and the various estates offer a first class wine & cullinary experience.
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| The Garden Route & Safari |
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Stretching approximately 500km along the East Coast, the Garden Route is a fantastic drive, which includes whale watching, oyster shucking, an Elephant Sanctuary & stunning river gorges and vegetation. At the eastern end we have the coastal city of Port Elizabeth, gateway to some superb private game reserves.
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| Sun City, Pilanesberg and the Cradle of Humankind |
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Just over 2 hours from Johannesburg, you find Sun City, South Africas premier entertainment capital. It boasts championship Golf Courses, top rated shows, modern casinos and many outdoor activities.On its doorstep you have one of our smaller national parks, the Pilanesberg, which boasts the “Big Five” and excellent game drives. En route back to the capital city, you can make a stop at the“Cradle of Humankind”, which many experts is believe to be the birthplace of humankind.
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| Kruger National Park and the Anglo Battlefields |
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The World’s most famous Game Reserve is situated a long half day’s drive east of the capital city. En route, you experience the quaint fishing town of Dullstroom and Long Tom Pass, which played a major role in the Anglo Wars. Dundee and Newcastle are two towns that experienced some of the more famous battles in this war
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