Fly to Kruger Mpumalanga Airport (flight cost not included) and check in to Shishangeni Private Lodge. The Lodge has 22 individual chalets, all luxuriously appointed with a private game-viewing deck, fireplace, and outdoor shower and sitting area. It also boasts of a spacious lounge, well-stocked library, bar, swimming pool, indoor and outdoor dining area, wine cellar and gymnasium.

Go on your first game drive in the afternoon into the world-famous Kruger National Park. Visitors to Kruger are most excited to spot the Big Five (lion, rhinoceros, Cape buffalo, African elephant and leopard) here. Black rhinoceroses, white rhinoceroses, zebras, giraffes, blue wildebeests, impalas, wild dogs, and spotted hyenas are some other mammals that can be seen here. A staggering 517 species of birds are found at Kruger.

Experience a final safari in Kruger National Park before transferring to Hoedspruit Airport for a flight to Cape Town (flight cost not included). You will be met by our local representative at the Airport and transferred to Premier Hotel Cape Manor. The rest of the day is at leisure.

Situated in Sea Point, Cape Town, commanding spectacular sea and mountain views, Premier Hotel Cape Manor lies in close proximity to the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and many other tourist attractions.

Experience a full day private tour of the Cape Peninsula at your own pace. Drive along one of South Africa’s most scenic routes, passing Hout Bay to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. Enjoy a cruise to Seal Island, to view seals and sea birds. During summer, several thousand Cape fur seals, along with the rare black cormorant, laze leisurely among the kelp beds.

Head for the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve later. The scenery en route to Cape Point, at the South Western tip of the Reserve, is particularly beautiful in spring when wildflowers carpet the landscape. Ascend to the top by Funicular (railway). Abundant with buck, baboons and Cape Mountain zebras as well as over 250 species of birds, Cape Point is a nature enthusiast’s paradise.

Later, you have an incredible experience of seeing an endangered African penguin colony at Boulders Beach! Wooden walkways allow visitors to view the penguins in their natural habitat here. End the tour by driving through the historic naval base town of Simon’s Town.