Description: Exploring South Africa’s most famous corner in an usual combination of wildlife, water activities and cultural experience.
Highlights: Cape Town, Cape Peninsula, Mossel Bay, Victoria Bay, Inverness, George, Knysna, Plettemberg Bay, Tsitsikamma National Park, Addo Park, Coffee Bay,  Durban, Johannesburg.

Day 1: Cape Town 
Pick up at the airport and transfer to our accommodation. The rest of the day is dedicated to explore the Mother City. In the afternoon we take the ferry to Robben Island, symbol of the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa, the prison where Nelson Mandela was kept for 27 years because of his opposition to apartheid. Overnight in Cape Town. Experience the Mother City night life after an exotic dinner in one of its delicious restaurants.
Day 2: Cape Peninsula 
An unforgettable journey to the mythical meeting place of the two great oceans. Breathtaking scenic beauty contrasts with the harsh rugged conditions of the most south-westerly edge of the African continent. Optional boat ride to view seals on Duiker Island. We drive along the spectacular Chapman's Peak Drive. We visit Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, a dramatically wild area of towering cliffs, stupendous ocean views and deserted beaches. Weather and time permitting, there is an optional visit to the Penguin colony at the Boulders and the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, one of the Seven Magnificent Botanical Gardens of the world. Another relaxing overnight in Cape Town.
Day 3: Mossel Bay, Victoria Bay, Inverness, George.
Today we drive on the Garden Route exploring the most beautiful corner on the south west coast: Mossel Bay, Inverness, George. We stop at Victoria Bay for the overnight, one of the most famous beaches of the area ideal for angling and a challenge to top surfers. There are also natural paddling pools amongst the rocks where children can spend many happy hours playing. In the afternoon we visit  one of the best and smallest wine cellar of the area where we can buy a bottle of wine to enjoy at the Warm Waters. Perfect night for a braai (barbecue).
Day 4: Ocean Safari, Plattemberg Bay, Keurbooms River, Knysna 
In the morning we drive to Plattemberg Bay, one of the most beautiful town of the Garden Route to experience the Ocean Safari. We will approach whales within 50 meters (in the season), dolphins, sharks and other marine species. After a special Italian lunch we enjoy the majesty of the Keurbooms River estuary on a boat ride. The ferries glide shimmering waters through soaring  gorges of the unspoilt Keurnbooms Nature Reserve. Relaxing overnight in Knysna, the Southern Cape coast's best known holiday destinations.
Day 5: Knysna, Lagoon cruise, the Heads
One of the highlights of any visit to South Africa's Garden Route is a ferry ride on the Knysna Lagoon with a visit to the famous Heads, two great sandstone cliffs guarding the mouth of the lagoon which connects the estuary with the sea .Knysna Lagoon is an estuary which is fed by Salt rivers. It plays a vital role in sustaining bird and aquatic life of the lagoon. Lunch on the boat, watching tranquil blue waters meeting the lush costal forest of the Western Head. Overnight in Knysna
Day 6: Monkeyland, Tsitsikamma National Park
This morning we head for the Monkey land the world's first multi-species free-roaming primate sanctuary, renowned throughout the world for its rehabilitation work. After an enjoyable walk through the Bird of Even Sanctuary, we move to the Elephants Sanctuary which offers guests an encounter with Elephants as never before. Fully escorted by high knowledgeable guides you will interact, feed and walk trunk in hand with African Elephants. after such incredible wildlife experience we start drive toward the Tsitsikamma region. We will spend the night enjoying the unique comfort and quietness of the Tsitsikamma Lodge. The wood cabins are furnished with Jacuzzi bath and everything you need for making your special braai at the moonlight
Day 7: Port Elisabeth
Our journey continues to Port Elisabeth where there is an option to experience all water based activities offered by the city: diving, cruising, snorkelling, whales, dolphins, sharks watching. For the animal lovers there is a chance to visit Addo Park in a game drive with an experienced guide who will lead you seeking for the African Big five. Overnight in PE. Tour ends after breakfast. Transfer to the airport for your final destination.

Day 1: Cape Town
Pick up at the airport and transfer to our accommodation. The rest of the day is dedicated to explore the Mother City. In the afternoon we take the ferry to Robben Island, symbol of the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa, the prison where Nelson Mandela was kept for 27 years because of his opposition to apartheid. Overnight in Cape Town. Experience the Mother City night life after an exotic dinner in one of its delicious restaurants.
Day 2: Cape Peninsula
An unforgettable journey to the mythical meeting place of the two great oceans. Breathtaking scenic beauty contrasts with the harsh rugged conditions of the most south-westerly edge of the African continent. Optional boat ride to view seals on Duiker Island. We drive along the spectacular Chapman's Peak Drive. We visit Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, a dramatically wild area of towering cliffs, stupendous ocean views and deserted beaches. Weather and time permitting, there is an optional visit to the Penguin colony at the Boulders and the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, one of the Seven Magnificent Botanical Gardens of the world. Another relaxing overnight in Cape Town.

Day 3: Oudsdorn, Cango Caves, Knysna: the Garden Route
Today we drive on the Garden Route exploring the most beautiful corner on the south west coast: Mossel Bay, Inverness, George. We stop at Victoria Bay for the overnight, one of the most famous beaches of the area ideal for angling and a challenge to top surfers. There are also natural paddling pools amongst the rocks where children can spend many happy hours playing. In the afternoon we visit  one of the best and smallest wine cellar of the area where we can buy a bottle of wine to enjoy at the Warm Waters. Perfect night for a braai (barbecue).
Day 4: Ocean Safari, Plattemberg Bay, Keurbooms Rive
In the morning we drive to Plattemberg Bay, one of the most beautiful town of the Garden Route to experience the Ocean Safari. We will approach whales within 50 meters (in the season), dolphins, sharks and other marine species. After a special Italian lunch we enjoy the majesty of the Keurbooms River estuary on a boat ride. The ferries glide shimmering waters through soaring  gorges of the unspoilt Keurnbooms Nature Reserve. Relaxing overnight in Knysna, the Southern Cape coast's best known holiday destinations.
Day 5: Knysna, Lagoon cruise, the Heads
One of the highlights of any visit to South Africa's Garden Route is a ferry ride on the Knysna Lagoon with a visit to the famous Heads, two great sandstone cliffs guarding the mouth of the lagoon which connects the estuary with the sea. Knysna Lagoon is an estuary which is fed by Salt rivers. It plays a vital role in sustaining bird and aquatic life of the lagoon. Lunch on the boat, watching tranquil blue waters meeting the lush costal forest of the Western Head. Overnight in Knysna
Day 6: Monkeyland, Tsitsikamma National Park
We have an early start heading for the Monkey land the world's first multi-species free-roaming primate sanctuary, renowned throughout the world for its rehabilitation work. After an enjoyable walk through the Bird of Even Sanctuary, we move to the Elephants Sanctuary which offers guests an encounter with Elephants as never before. Fully escorted by high knowledgeable guides you will interact, feed and walk trunk in hand with African Elephants. after such incredible wildlife experience we start drive toward the Tsitsikamma region.  We will spend two nights enjoying the unique comfort and quietness of the Tsitsikamma Lodge. The wood cabins are furnished with Jacuzzi bath and everything you need for making your special braai at the moon light.
Day 7:Garden Route: the Tsitsikamma National Park
A  fully day to enjoy Tsitiskamma National Park and its indigenous forest, commercial plantation and Fybos. Deep river gorges cleft the plateau as they make their way down to the sea, creating spectacular waterfalls and deep kloofs .Free time to discover the magic of the Natural Valley and the Storm river village. The area offers a large numbers of activities and beautiful hiking paths: the highest bungee jumping in the world, canopy tours, backwaters tubing, rafting. You can also go for less adrenaline adventure by cycling or walking on the famous Striptease River Trail. If you are passionate for local food you cannot miss a visit to Finboschock Cheese Farm; enjoy tasting delicious local cheese and the warm hospitality of the farmers Another magical overnight at the Tsitsikamma Lodge
Day 8/9 : Addo Park, Coffee Bay
We continue our stunning drive toward the Eastern Cape visiting Addo Elephant Park for our game drive looking for the African big five fully escorted by high knowledgeable guide. We leave our wild experience behind heading for Coffee Bay facing a scenic ocean view. The following day is free to relax on the beach, to hike the famous Hole in the Wall, or to discover the local Xhosa culture. Two overnight in Coffee Bay.
Day 10: Durban
We drive on the Indian Coast heading for Durban. The city homes the largest Indian population outside of India in the world and a hugely swelled Zulu presence. Durban is Africa's largest port and it boasts wide beaches, an extensive beachfront and a steamy tropical climate. We enjoy a tour of the city and a beautiful dinner Indian style. Tour ends the following morning after breakfast or the same day according to return flights

Day 1: Cape Town 
Pick up at the airport and transfer to our accommodation. The rest of the day is dedicated to explore the Mother City. In the afternoon we take the ferry to Robben Island, symbol of the anti-apartheid struggle in South Africa, the prison where Nelson Mandela was kept for 27 years because of his opposition to apartheid. Overnight in Cape Town. Experience the Mother City night life after an exotic dinner in one of its delicious restaurants.
Day 2: Cape Peninsula 
An unforgettable journey to the mythical meeting place of the two great oceans. Breathtaking scenic beauty contrasts with the harsh rugged conditions of the most south-westerly edge of the African continent. Optional boat ride to view seals on Duiker Island. We drive along the spectacular Chapman's Peak Drive. We visit Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, a dramatically wild area of towering cliffs, stupendous ocean views and deserted beaches. Weather and time permitting, there is an optional visit to the Penguin colony at the Boulders and the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, one of the Seven Magnificent Botanical Gardens of the world. Another relaxing overnight in Cape Town.
Day 3: Kaymandy Township-Stellenbosh :Culture &  Social
This morning we have an early start to visit Table Mountain. There is a chance to take the cable car on the way to the top. Many optional hiking paths are available in the area. Before lunch we head for Stellenbosh, where we have an alternative experience in the heart of the Winelands. We visit Kaymandy a black Township meaning Nice place. Witness and share everyday life experience of the real people of the real South Africa and their Endeavors during the difficult years of the apartheid to uplift themselves thought the establishment of community centers and informal trading initiatives like Spaza shops and Sheebeens. In cooperation with the Greater Stellenbosh Development Trust we have the chance to live an amazing cultural and social experience as never before. The Trust in consultation with the community leaders is encouraging self-sufficiency and development entrepreneurial skills with the residential. For one day we will be part of the community sharing meals together, playing music, making pottery, learning some word in a local language. Live a memory of your visit by playing guitar, or teaching how cooking your favorite food, singing a song or drawing. Overnight in one of the local houses, warmly attended by a sweet mama!

Day 4: Unique wine tour and horse back tasting tour in Stellenbosh and surrounding area
After the first democratic election in 1994 more and more wine farmers are trying to include farm workers by allocating part of the farmland to them for a viticulture purposes. This initiative has contributed tremendously to poverty alleviation and empowerment of the people. This morning we meet the people, hear their stories and taste their wines made of grapes from their own vineyards. This tour is a must to experience the “New South Africa” in a real way. Early afternoon we find our way to the heart of the wine lands on a horse drawn carriage. The journey meanders through vineyards to leading wine estates with perfect views, where we can stop for a stroll and a glass of wine before continuing the ride (duration 2hrs c.a.) In alternative to the wine tour is possible to organize a brandy and chocolate tasting tour. We continue our drive heading for our accommodation, a beautiful chalet close by Calitzdorp and the Warm Waters where we can enjoy a natural bath and a bottle of wine at the moon light.
Day 5: Mossel Bay, Victoria Bay, Inverness, George.
Today we explore the most beautiful corner on the south west coast: Mossel Bay, Inverness, George. We stop at Victoria Bay for the overnight, one of the most famous beaches of the area ideal for angling and a challenge to top surfers. There are also natural paddling pools amongst the rocks where children can spend many happy hours playing. In the afternoon we visit  one of the best and smallest wine cellar
Day 6: Oudtshoorn, Ostrich Farms and Cango Caves
Today we explore the world famous Cango Caves near Oudtshoorn and whilst in the vicinity, we visit the ostrich farms and experience the thrill of a ride on the back of an ostrich. There are opportunities for horse riding and hikes where the display of flora, being so much more noticeable, can be greatly admired. Overnight in Knysna.
Day 7: Ocean Safari, Plattemberg Bay, Keurbooms River
In the morning we drive to Plattemberg Bay, one of the most beautiful town of the Garden Route to experience the Ocean Safari. We will approach whales within 50 meters (in the season), dolphins, sharks and other marine species. After a special Italian lunch we enjoy the majesty of the Keurbooms River estuary on a boat ride. The ferries glide shimmering waters through soaring  gorges of the unspoilt Keurnbooms Nature Reserve. Relaxing overnight in Knysna, the Southern Cape coast's best known holiday destinations.
Day 8: Knysna, Lagoon cruise, the Heads
One of the highlights of any visit to South Africa's Garden Route is a ferry ride on the Knysna Lagoon with a visit to the famous Heads, two great sandstone cliffs guarding the mouth of the lagoon which connects the estuary with the sea .Knysna Lagoon is an estuary which is fed by Salt rivers. It plays a vital role in sustaining bird and aquatic life of the lagoon. Lunch on the boat, watching tranquil blue waters meeting the lush costal forest of the Western Head. Overnight in Knysna
Day 9: Monkeyland, Tsitsikamma National Park
We have an early start heading for the Monkey land the world's first multi-species free-roaming primate sanctuary, renowned throughout the world for its rehabilitation work. After an enjoyable walk through the Bird of Even Sanctuary, we move to the Elephants Sanctuary which offers guests an encounter with Elephants as never before. Fully escorted by high knowledgeable guides you will interact, feed and walk trunk in hand with African Elephants. after such incredible wildlife experience we start drive toward the Tsitsikamma region.  We will spend two nights enjoying the unique comfort and quietness of the Tsitsikamma Lodge. The wood cabins are furnished with all facilities including Jacuzzi bath and everything you need for making your special braai at the moonlight.

Day 10:Garden Route: the Tsitsikamma National Park
A full day to enjoy Tsitiskamma National Park and its indigenous forest, commercial plantation and Fybos. Deep river gorges cleft the plateau as they make their way down to the sea, creating spectacular waterfalls and deep kloofs .Free time to discover the magic of the Natural Valley and the Storm river village. The area offers a large numbers of activities and beautiful hiking paths: the highest bungee jumping in the world, canopy tours, backwaters tubing, rafting. You can also go for less adrenaline adventure by cycling or walking on the famous Striptease River Trail. If you are passionate for local food you cannot miss a visit to Finboschock Cheese Farm; enjoy delicious local cheese and the warm hospitality of the farmers Another magical overnight at the Tsitsikamma Lodge
Day 11/12 : Addo Park, Coffee Bay
We continue our stunning drive to the Eastern Cape visiting Addo Elephant Park for our game drive looking for the African big five fully escorted by high knowledgeable guide. We leave our wild experience behind heading for Coffee Bay facing a scenic ocean view. The following day is free to relax on the beach, to hike the famous Hole in the Wall or to discover the local Xhosa culture. Two overnights in Coffee Bay.
Day 13: Durban
We drive on the Indian Ocean Coast heading for Durban. The city homes the largest Indian population outside of India in the world and a hugely swelled Zulu presence. Durban is Africa's largest port and it boasts wide beaches, an extensive beachfront and a steamy tropical climate. We enjoy a tour of the city and a beautiful Indian style dinner.
Day 14: Durban-Johannesburg-Apartheid Museum -Soweto
Today we fly to Johannesburg. Pick up at the airport and transfer to our accommodation. The rest of the day is dedicated to explore the memories of the political system which divided South Africa for more then 48 years: the Apartheid. We will be visiting the main symbol of the black struggle for freedom, the township of Soweto and the Apartheid museum. Overnight in the Gold city. Tour ends the following day, after breakfast.There is an option to visit Sun City.