South Africa tours and safaris

Take a walk on the wild side and join us on one of our unique Kruger tours. On this 4 day tour you get the best of both worlds by spending some time in our custom designed adventure truck (excellent photo opportunities from a high vantage point) and the rest of the time in an open topped safari vehicle specifically designed for Kruger game viewing.

Experience the thrill of being on safari, observing the big 5 as well as zebras, giraffe and rhinos and be inspired by an authentically African atmosphere in the largest game reserve in South Africa. Kruger is larger than some small countries in Europe and is just less than two million hectares of conservation area.

There will be early morning game walks, evening game drives and before returning back to Johannesburg, we will visit the Panorama Route and view Gods Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes and the Three Rondavels – all part of the World Heritage Blyde River Canyon. The Blyde River Canyon is the third largest canyon in the world. As you follow the winding path, you have to stop and stare in wonder at the astonishing panoramic views below, as the sheer edges of the cliff drop down 800m into the river below.

From South Africa’s flagship Kruger National Park, to profound views that are entirely enthralling, travel on an expedition packed with unexpectedly brilliant sights in its short 8-days. Let us demonstrate the splendor of these two countries’ scenery and wildlife. In the glow of the morning, we enter the legendary Kruger National Park in 4×4 safari vehicles, venturing into thicket and grass laden plains, searching for the shifting of a cheetah’s coat or the bulk of an elephant wandering the brush. The following day is a short detour to the Panorama Route, a place where the scenery is sculpted by time and mist with centuries of geological storytelling, featuring views like Burke’s Pot Holes, God’s Window and Blyde River Canyon. From Kruger, we journey into Eswatini, a mountainous kingdom coated in greenery, villages continuing to keep cultural tradition thriving. It welcomes you to explore and connect with your surroundings, having additional activities like mountain biking, hiking or game drives to reflect on your travels thus far.

Leaving behind the city of Johannesburg, we travel to the Kalahari. We venture deeper into the Central Kalahari and here we will spend time getting to know the fascinating San people. We will join our San guides for a guided walk that will introduce us to the many secrets of their survival in the Kalahari Desert. Then we head off to Maun in Botswana to prepare for our Okavango Delta experience.

Exploring the Okavango Delta is a must for any tourist visiting Botswana. Here, you’ll have an endless list of activities to participate in, truly making the most of your time in this paradise. Don’t forget to photograph hippos and crocodiles from your Mokoro (dugout canoe) before heading up to Chobe National Park. In Chobe, we take a river cruise where you can sip on an ice cold sundowner while watching elephants playing in and crossing the river only metres away.

With the memories of our wildlife encounters firmly etched in our minds, we cross the border to Zimbabwe and travel the short distance to Victoria Falls. Whether rafting the mighty Zambezi River or enjoying a scenic flight over the falls below, this is your day to enjoy the many attractions on offer in Victoria Falls.

Enjoy a 7 Day tour from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth and travel through some of the most beautiful regions in South Africa. We travel inland to discover some of the Western Cape’s most popular wine routes and then continue on to Oudtshoorn, home of the magnificent Cango Caves.

We also visit The Garden Route, Tsitsikamma National Park, and the Addo Elephant National Park where you will have a great opportunity to take in a variety of scenes from dense coastal forest with rivers that meet the sea to the charming and quirky characters that litter the arid Karoo.

Blyde River Canyon

God´s Window

Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre

Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary

Swazi dancing

St Lucia lagoon cruise

Game drive in Hluhluwe-Imfolozi, Guided walk to Bushman paintings, Guided Forest hike in Hogsback

Embark on the Namibia Unleashed adventure—a 12-day overland odyssey tracing Namibia’s most dramatic landscapes and wildlife hotspots. This expertly crafted route map charts your journey from the bustling streets of Windhoek through the surreal red dunes of the Namib Desert, past the sand-swallowed ruins of Kolmanskop, and along the wild Skeleton Coast, before culminating in the game-rich waterholes of Etosha National Park.

Key Route Highlights:

• Windhoek → Keetmanshoop: Traverse the Kalahari fringes to the alien Quiver Tree Forest at sunset.
• Fish River Canyon → Lüderitz: Stand on the edge of Africa’s grandest canyon, then explore the coastal diamond ghost town of Kolmanskop.
• Namib-Naukluft → Sossusvlei
• Dune 45, Deadvlei & Sesriem Canyon: Climb iconic dunes, walk among 900-year-old skeletal trees in Deadvlei, and descend into the cool depths of Sesriem.
• Swakopmund & Skeleton Coast: Cross the Tropic of Capricorn, marvel at ancient Welwitschias, and drive the fog-shrouded Skeleton Coast.
• Twyfelfontein → Etosha: Discover 6,000-year-old rock engravings and petrified forests en route to Etosha’s legendary waterholes.
• Etosha National Park: Two full days of game drives—spot lions, elephants, black rhinos, and vast herds under the pan’s shimmering horizon.
• Waterberg Plateau → Windhoek: Hike the tabletop mountain before returning to the capital.

Discover the soul-stirring beauty of Namibia and South Africa on this captivating 11-day small-group adventure. From the towering crimson dunes of Sossusvlei and the ghostly trees of Deadvlei to the immense scale of Fish River Canyon and the wildlife-rich waterholes of Etosha National Park, every day reveals a new masterpiece of nature. Paddle the Gariep River, walk among ancient quiver trees, marvel at 2,000-year-old rock art beneath Brandberg’s peaks, and feel the cool Atlantic breeze in charming Swakopmund. This perfectly paced journey combines raw desert drama, geological wonders, cultural heritage, and thrilling Big-Game encounters—delivering the ultimate Southern African odyssey.

This captivating 11-day small-group lodge safari immerses you in the highlights of Zimbabwe and South Africa's premier wilderness areas. Starting from the majestic Victoria Falls, journey through elephant-rich Hwange National Park, the boulder-strewn Matopos with its rhino tracking and San rock art, and the enigmatic Great Zimbabwe Ruins. Cross into South Africa for ancient heritage at Mapungubwe, exhilarating Big Five safaris in Greater Kruger, and breathtaking vistas along the Panorama Route, culminating in Johannesburg. Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts seeking a blend of adventure, culture, and natural wonders in comfortable accommodations.

Go from snorkeling in sapphire blue waters in Mozambique, Magaruque Island and Tofo, to safaris across the sprawling acacia trees at Kruger National National Park. Make exceptional memories with beaches and the Big 5.

Highlights

• Kruger Safari
• Panorama Route
• Eswatini Game Drive
• Dhow Trip Magaruque Island
• Tofo Activities
• Barra Beach

Highlights:

Little Karoo, Cango Caves, Garden Route, Bloukrans Bungee, Addo Elephant NP

Countries Visited:

South Africa

Activities available on this tour: Tsitsikamma National Park Entrance Fee Cango Caves Standard Tour Wine tasting, Cheetah Breeding

Experience the quintessential South African journey, with enriching extensions into the mountain kingdom of Lesotho and the cultural heart of Eswatini. This immersive itinerary showcases the continent’s most breathtaking landscapes—from the legendary Kruger National Park, home to Africa’s iconic Big Five, to the dramatic coastal cliffs of the Cape Whale Coast and the charming African penguin colonies of Stony Point. Along the way, delve into a rich tapestry of vibrant history, extraordinary wildlife encounters, and authentic cultural immersion, creating memories that resonate long after the adventure ends.

This journey is crafted for extraordinary close-up wildlife moments across some of Africa’s premier game-viewing destinations:

Immerse yourself in one of the most magical experiences on Earth: a sunset mokoro excursion deep in the heart of the Okavango Delta.

Picture this:

The fierce African afternoon heat begins to soften as the golden light slants across the floodplain. You step down from the 4×4 into a hidden lagoon where a flotilla of sleek fibreglass mokoros waits, each one gleaming like polished jade against the water. A local poler – barefoot, calm-eyed, and impossibly graceful – welcomes you with a wide smile and helps you settle onto low, cushioned seats. The canoe is so close to the water that your fingertips can trail through the warm, gin-clear shallows as you push off.

Then silence. Absolute, velvet silence, broken only by the gentle splash of the ngashi (the long wooden pole) and the occasional liquid call of an African jacana tiptoeing across the lily pads.

From massive elephant herds at sunset to rare predator encounters in the Delta and rhinos drinking under floodlights, this route consistently ranks among the very best for diverse, high-quality wildlife experiences in Southern Africa.

This journey is crafted for extraordinary close-up wildlife moments across some of Africa’s premier game-viewing destinations:

• Chobe Riverfront (Botswana) – Famous for Africa’s highest concentration of elephants; sunset boat cruises often deliver 50–200+ elephants bathing and drinking just metres away, plus buffalo herds, hippos, crocodiles, and lion prides coming to drink.
• Okavango Delta & Khwai/Moremi (Botswana) – Pristine wilderness with frequent sightings of lion, leopard, African wild dog (one of the best areas on the continent for packs), large elephant and buffalo herds, red lechwe, sitatunga, and over 400 bird species. Silent mokoro trips and open 4×4 drives put you in the heart of the action.
• Etosha National Park (Namibia) – Classic big-game viewing around waterholes: black & white rhino, lion, leopard, cheetah, enormous elephant and giraffe herds, endangered black-faced impala, and seasonal flocks of flamingos on the vast Etosha Pan.
• Kavango River & Mahangu (Namibia) – Hippo and crocodile-filled waterways, rare sable and roan antelope, plus elephant and buffalo along the riverbanks.
• Waterhole nights – Several camps (especially in Etosha and Khwai) have floodlit waterholes where rhino, lion, elephant, and hyena visit after dark – often the most memorable sightings of the trip.

From massive elephant herds at sunset to rare predator encounters in the Delta and rhinos drinking under floodlights, this route consistently ranks among the very best for diverse, high-quality wildlife experiences in Southern Africa.