Depart from Durban at 8am and journey to Mthatha in the Eastern Cape

Phezulu Safari Park - The first stop is Phezulu Safari, where visitors can enjoy African Traditional dance. The African village and traditional dance experience at Phezulu Safari Park provides an authentic insight into Zulu culture and heritage. Guests can explore the traditional Zulu village, with knowledgeable guides sharing stories about Zulu customs, rituals, and daily life. The highlight is the vibrant and energetic Zulu dance performance, featuring colorful costumes, rhythmic drumming, and captivating choreography. This cultural experience offers a deeper understanding of the Zulu people while celebrating their rich traditions and lively spirit, set against the stunning backdrop of the Valley of 1000 Hills.

Phezulu Safari Park - While still at Phezulu, visitors can tour the Reptile Park, where they will see crocodiles, tortoises, and many other reptiles.

Mthatha - From Phezulu Safari Park, the journey continues to Mthatha. Located in the Eastern Cape province of South Africa, Mthatha is a town rich in history and culture, particularly known for its connection to Nelson Mandela. It is the main town in the King Sabata Dalindyebo Local Municipality and serves as the gateway to the Wild Coast.

Tour of Nelson Mandela Mthatha Museum and travel to East London

East London - The journey then continues to East London, with a stop at Mvezo, Mandela’s birthplace, for a brief tour.

East London - Visitors can relax and enjoy the beaches in East London.

Depart from East London and travel to Port Elizabeth

Port Alfred - Traveling from East London to Port Elizabeth (now known as Gqeberha) offers a scenic drive along the N2 highway, passing through small towns and lush landscapes. The journey takes travelers through the Sunshine Coast, known for its golden beaches and rolling hills. Several places are toured along the way, including Port Alfred, one of the most beautiful coastal towns.

Travel to Bloukrans Bridge, then to Robberg Nature Reserve, and finally Plettenberg Bay

Bloukrans Bridge - At Bloukrans Bridge, there is an optional activity of bungy jumping. The bungy jump at Bloukrans Bridge is an exhilarating and iconic experience, offering the world’s highest commercial bridge bungy at 216 meters (709 feet). Located along South Africa’s Garden Route, the bridge spans the breathtaking Bloukrans River Gorge. The jump provides an adrenaline-pumping freefall with stunning views of the lush valley and river below. As participants leap off the bridge, the combination of thrill and surrounding natural beauty creates an unforgettable adventure for thrill-seekers. Bloukrans Bungy is a bucket-list activity for adventure enthusiasts visiting the Garden Route.

Robberg Nature Reserve - At Robberg Nature Reserve, visitors can go hiking. Hiking at Robberg Nature Reserve, near Plettenberg Bay, offers a spectacular outdoor experience along the Garden Route. The reserve features dramatic coastal scenery with rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and sweeping ocean views. Several well-marked trails cater to different fitness levels, with the most popular being the Robberg Peninsula Trail, which takes hikers around the tip of the peninsula. Along the hike, seals, dolphins, and even whales may be spotted during the season, as well as a variety of bird species. The combination of wildlife, ocean vistas, and unspoiled natural beauty makes hiking at Robberg a must-do for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Plettenberg Bay - Visitors can enjoy the beach in Plettenberg Bay and take a tour of the area.

Travel to Knysna Heads, Knysna Quays Waterfront, spending the night in Knysna

Knysna Heads - A tour of Knysna Heads offers breathtaking views and an immersive experience in one of the Garden Route’s most iconic landmarks. The towering sandstone cliffs flank the narrow entrance to the Knysna Lagoon, where the Indian Ocean meets calm, turquoise waters. From scenic viewpoints, visitors can marvel at the contrast between the wild ocean and the serene lagoon, with panoramic views stretching over the town and surrounding forested hills. Exploring the heads also offers opportunities to visit secluded beaches, hike coastal trails, and even enjoy boat trips through the turbulent channel, making it a captivating natural wonder.

The Waterfront Knysna Quays - A tour of Knysna Quays Waterfront includes visits to restaurants and various shops.

Knysna Lagoon - Finally, there is an opportunity to go on a sunset boat cruise from the Knysna Lagoon (at own cost).

Travel to Botlierskop Game Reserve and then further to Hermanus

Botlierskop Private Game Reserve - The journey continues to Botlierskop Game Reserve for a game safari. A game safari at Botlierskop Game Reserve, located near Mossel Bay along the Garden Route, offers an unforgettable wildlife experience. The reserve is home to the Big Five—lions, elephants, rhinos, buffalo—along with giraffes, zebras, and various antelope species. Guided game drives take visitors through diverse landscapes, from grassy plains to wooded areas, providing excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing. The reserve is also known for its conservation efforts and luxurious accommodations, making it a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. A safari at Botlierskop offers a close-up encounter with Africa’s wildlife in a serene and scenic setting.

Hermanus - The journey then continues to Hermanus, the best location for whale viewing.

Tour of Hermanus, wine tasting, African Penguins, and travel to Cape Town

Hermanus - A tour of Hermanus, a picturesque coastal town in South Africa’s Western Cape, is a must for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Renowned as one of the best whale-watching destinations in the world, especially between June and November, visitors can often spot southern right whales from the shore or via boat tours. The town also offers stunning cliffside walks along the Cliff Path, with breathtaking ocean views, and opportunities to explore the quaint shops, art galleries, and restaurants in the town center. Additionally, Hermanus is surrounded by beautiful vineyards, making it a great spot for wine tasting at nearby estates. A visit to Hermanus combines coastal beauty, wildlife, and local culture for an enriching experience.

Benguela Cove Lagoon Wine Estate - Wine tasting at Benguela Cove Wine Estate offers a delightful experience set against the stunning backdrop of the Bot River Lagoon and the Kogelberg Mountains. Located along the Cape Whale Coast, this estate is known for its exceptional wines, particularly its Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. Visitors can enjoy guided tastings in the elegantly designed tasting room or on the terrace, where they can savor the exquisite flavors while taking in panoramic views of the vineyards and surrounding landscapes. The estate also features a restaurant that pairs local cuisine with their wines, making it a perfect destination for food and wine enthusiasts alike. The combination of exquisite wines, beautiful scenery, and exceptional hospitality makes Benguela Cove a must-visit for anyone exploring the region.

Cape Town - The journey then continues back to Cape Town along the Whale Coast. Traveling along the Whale Coast from Betty’s Bay to Cape Town offers a scenic and captivating journey filled with stunning coastal views and charming towns. The route typically follows the R44, providing picturesque vistas of the ocean, mountains, and vineyards.

The tour concludes with arrival in Cape Town at 6pm, marking the end of the 7-day tour.

• Beaches
• Tour guide
• 6 nights bed and breakfast at hotels and lodges
• Hiking at Robberg Nature Reserve
• Wine tasting
• Tour of Reptile Park
• African traditional dance and village
• African Penguins
• Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Hermanus, Wilderness, Port Alfred, Port Elizabeth, East London, etc…
• Game Safari in Botlierskop Game Reserve, big 5
• Phezulu Safari tour

• Bungy jumping cost $30-00
• Sunset boat cruise cost $18-00
• Gratuities

This tour is perfect for solo travelers, couples, families, and groups. Embark on an unforgettable 7-day journey from Durban to Cape Town, starting with an exciting adventure at Phezulu Safari Park, where you can enjoy the vibrant Zulu culture with traditional dances. Continue your exploration through various coastal towns and beaches, and visit Botlierskop Game Reserve for a guided game drive amidst breathtaking landscapes. Enjoy hiking at Robberg Nature Reserve, taking in stunning coastal views. The tour also includes a trip to Hermanus for potential whale watching, followed by a visit to Betty’s Bay to see the delightful African penguin colony at Stony Point Nature Reserve. Conclude your adventure with wine tasting at Benguela Cove Wine Estate, savoring exquisite local wines and gourmet cuisine before arriving in the lively city of Cape Town. This diverse tour beautifully combines wildlife encounters, stunning scenery, and cultural experiences, creating memories to last a lifetime.

• no health restrictions

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.