Join a full day open vehicle safari with a highly qualified field guide who is eager to share their knowledge and passion for this unique wilderness area.

Starts: ±5h00 from Hazyview (Oct - Mar – Full Day Safari)
           ±6h00 from Hazyview (Apr - Sep – Full Day Safari)

Ends: ± 15h00 (Oct - Mar – Full Day Safari)
          ±16h00 (Apr - Sep – Full Day Safari)

Join a full day open vehicle safari with a highly qualified field guide who is eager to share their knowledge and passion for this unique wilderness area. The game safari includes an introduction to the KNP Anti-Poaching Dog Unit (Project Watchdog), that was established because of the increase in rhino poaching worldwide. Learn about the dogs that are trained to track poachers in the field, detect firearms, ammunition and wildlife products that enter and exit through the Kruger National Park gates. A portion of the trip price of this MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience goes towards ensuring that these dogs receive the best possible care in support of the vital work they do. The experience directly advances UN Global Goal 15: Life on Land. 

No meeting of the dogs is included in this optional excursion.

Starts: ±5h00 from accommodation (Oct - Mar – Full Day Safari)
           ±6h00 from accommodation (Apr - Sep – Full Day Safari)

Ends: ± 15h00 (Oct - Mar – Full Day Safari)
          ±16h00 (Apr - Sep – Full Day Safari)

Enjoy a morning, 3-hour open vehicle safari into the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park, Africa’s oldest game reserve and world renowned for its highly successful white rhino conservation programme, the reserve is home to 84 species of game, including the ‘Big Five’, and an impressive 425 types of birds.

Join a 4x4 tour up Sani Pass and into the tiny mountain Kingdom of Lesotho (passport required) which includes lunch at the highest pub in Africa.

Our tour starts with a scenic drive along the Atlantic coast, passing through Sea Point and Camps Bay, offering stunning views of the Twelve Apostles and Table Mountain range. We'll then reach the hidden fishing village of Hout Bay, where you can take a boat trip to Seal Island (optional and at your own expense, time permitting) to see Cape Fur Seals. Next, we'll visit Cape Point Nature Reserve, home to diverse wildlife such as baboons, zebra, and tortoises, and boasting a vast range of indigenous flora and fauna.

The dramatic coastline showcases the meeting point of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans, known as the "Nature's Greatest Show." We might feel the invigorating Cape Doctor wind, believed to have healing properties. Continuing along False Bay, we'll return to Cape Town via Simon's Town, where we'll visit the Penguin colony at Boulders Beach (optional) and the Fish Hoek fishing village. Weather permitting, we'll have afternoon tea and cake at Rhodes Memorial, providing breathtaking views of the city from the slopes of Table Mountain. Finally, we'll pass by the University of Cape Town and Groote Schuur Hospital before returning to Cape Town.

Tour starts at 8am and returns to your hotel at approximately 5pm.

Boulders Beach penguin colony entrance fee not included and payable locally. Entrance fee cost is approximately ZAR180pp (subject to change). Excludes lunch.

Join a fun filled evening of interactive entertainment and delectable food at Gold Restaurant. Sample a set Cape Malay / African style menu which is served at the table in sharing and individual portions. The evening starts off with an interactive djembe drumming session followed by a traditional soothing hand washing ceremony.  A professional djembe drum instructor will teach you how to play the basic rhythms of the djembe drum.  Live entertainment during dinner includes a Mali puppet show which involves story telling with singers, dancers, puppets, and musicians. The final performance is by the waiters and kitchen staff who will entertain you with some local song and dances.

Tour starts at 6pm and returns to your hotel at approximately 11pm

Includes return transfers from your hotel, Interactive djembe drumming session and set 14-dish menu dinner. Beverages not included.

Your local guide will help you capture the best shots of Cape Town’s iconic landmarks. Start with Table Mountain (cable car ticket at your expense), then explore Cape Point Nature Reserve, where you can photograph the historic Cape Point lighthouse from 1859. Visit Boulders Beach (entrance fee at your expense) to see the African Penguin colony, and then head to Muizenberg Beach, renowned for its vibrant beach huts and surfing. Conclude your tour at Groot Constantia Wine Estate with a wine tasting, which includes a souvenir crystal glass, and a stroll through the vineyards.

Join us for a marine safari where you might encounter great white sharks, whales, Cape fur seals, and various seabirds. On a 2-hour cruise from Gansbaai, Marine Biologists will provide insights into the fascinating wildlife that frequents our shores. The scenic drive from Cape Town to Gansbaai takes about 2.5 hours.