South Africa

At the southwestern tip of Africa, Cape Town is where the iconic Table Mountains, a cluster of City Bowl skyscrapers, trendy restaurants, organic markets and endlessly beautiful beaches are equally appreciated by the laid-back locals. With international flair and world-class service, the city retains its undeniably African character and unique charm.

Within an hour of Cape Town, the Cape Winelands is an enchanting destination that combines remarkable landscapes, world-renowned vineyards, and a rich culinary heritage. Synonymous with exceptional wines, charming historic towns, and a well-deserved reputation for award-winning wines, the area invites you to embark on a sensory journey through its scenic valleys.

The Whale Route up the Cape west coast is a stretch of water that offers a front-row seat to one of nature's most remarkable spectacles: the annual migration of Southern Right whales. Observe Southern Right whales in their natural habitat as they arrive from the chilly Antarctic Ocean to the warmer waters of the southern Cape annually to mate, give birth and delight.

The Garden Route stretches along South Africa’s southern coast through a mix of natural wonders, ecosystems, and charming towns that offer a range of adventures and experiences. A nature lover's playground, the Garden Route is known for its stunning landscapes that showcase the region's rich biodiversity, these include the many pristine beaches that stretch the length of the route.

Addo Elephant Park and the surrounding Game Reserves offer extraordinary wildlife experiences within the malaria-free Eastern Cape.  Addo is renowned for its impressive population of African elephants, providing an opportunity to observe these gentle animals up close as they roam across the park's expansive plains and dense thickets or gather at watering holes.

Within the untamed wilderness of South Africa's Northwest Province, Madikwe Game Reserve stands testament to conservation efforts in the area. Spanning over 75,000 hectares, it is a haven for wildlife including healthy populations of lions, rhinos, cheetahs, wild dogs, giraffes, zebras, and a myriad of bird species, all thriving in the thickets and riverine forests.

The Waterberg region is renowned for its dramatic scenery, ancient cliffs, deep valleys, and rolling hills. Amid the rugged landscapes, abundant wildlife thrives, and conservation remains the proud focus. The mountainous massif, archaeological finds and evolutionary discoveries contribute to the Welgevonden Game Reserve being a premier, malaria-free big five wilderness reserve. 

Lying adjacent to South Africa's renowned Kruger National Park, Sabi Sand Game Reserve is a premier wildlife destination that offers an exceptional safari anchored in elegance and soulful expertise.  The legacy reserve is renowned for its exceptional game viewing and leopard sightings and offers immersive game drives with expert rangers and trackers who have conservation as their focus.

The iconic Kruger National Park is one of Africa's most renowned and iconic wildlife destinations, an expansive wilderness that together with the adjoining unfenced private reserves covers around 1 800 square kilometres. First proclaimed in May 1926, the park covers some 20,000 square kilometres and has one of the highest concentrations of wildlife in southern Africa.

The Northern Cape’s Kalahari evokes a picture of never-ending red dunes, big skies and a shimmering sun that bakes down on ancient dry riverbeds. A protected region of immense beauty and ecological significance, the sun-bleached landscapes lure nature enthusiasts and the more adventurous travellers who marvel at the backdrop in which diverse wildlife blossoms.

Johannesburg, often referred to as the ‘City of Gold’ is a vibrant metropolis that pulsates with energy, creativity, and rich cultural diversity. As South Africa's largest city and economic hub, its iconic skyline and dynamic neighbourhoods offer a captivating blend of urban sophistication and authentic African experiences.