South Africa Escape

We take a scenic drive along the coast from Cape Town to Cape Point. When we arrive you can walk up to the old lighthouse or take the Flying Dutchman funicular. This little railway runs from the car park to the upper lighthouse through dense fynbos shrubland. Enjoy the view, grab a snack and join the group again as we head for Boulder’s Beach. Here we take time to stroll around and see the famous African penguins. Stop for lunch in the quaint fishing village of Kalk Bay. Sit back and enjoy the coastal views on the beautiful drive back to Cape Town.

Experience one of the most scenic cities in the world from the air! After taking off from the V&A Waterfront you'll be greeted with magnificent views of Table Mountain, and then fly over the city bowl, Cape Town Stadium & Green Point, the four beaches of Clifton and Camps Bay, and the incredible Twelve Apostles.

Please note: this optional excursion must be pre-booked prior to your tour departure - please contact our customer service team to book.

Explore one of the historic neighbourhoods in Cape Town, South Africa. Local guides (who were born and bred in Langa) will give you an authentic look into the lives of people living in the community. Langa is rich in culture, history and tradition.


Experience different parts of the neighbourhood, activities and interact with the people including artists, baristas and start-up business owners.

Please note: this optional excursion must be pre-booked prior to your tour departure - please contact our customer service team to book.

Experience a traditional South African braai dinner with local people from Hermanus. They will be your verbal tour guides for whales, sharks, fynbos, wine and “kak praat”. A traditional braai, the South African version of barbecuing, is an informal gathering of friends of the family accompanied by delicious food and good times! Typical dishes you will get to try may include snoek fish, roosterkoek bread rolls, lamb chops, chicken kebabs, boerewors sausages and crumble made with Amarula, a South African liqueur. Beer, wine and soft drinks are included.

Gansbaai is known as one of the best places to see Great White sharks up close on a South African tour. If you choose to go on this adventure, you will be picked up early in the morning and taken to Gansbaai. Guests are accompanied by trained professionals and lowered into the water in a sturdy cage. If conditions are good you will be able to see a real, live shark in the flesh. It is the thrill of a lifetime. This exhilarating outing is followed by breakfast and coffee at the harbour nearby.


Wetsuits, goggles and transport are included. Please note this excursion is subject to season, and weather permitting.

Land-based whale watching is a popular pastime along South Africa's southern coast. The town of Hermanus is known as one of the 12 best whale-watching spots in the world. The area around Walker Bay is the mating and breeding ground of Southern Right whales. These majestic animals migrate here from the Antarctic around June. The best time to look out for whales is between September and November. You may also be fortunate enough to spot the Marine Big 5 here - Southern Right/Humpback/Bryde's Whales, Great White Shark, Cape Fur Seals, the endangered African Penguin and various visiting dolphin species. The onboard biologist and experienced crew promise an education, life-changing experience.


Please note this excursion is subject to season, and weather permitting.

Monkeyland is a primate sanctuary near Plettenberg Bay. It's the first of its kind in world where different primate species roam free in one space. Daily monkey safaris allow guests to view 500+ resident primates. It's truly wonderful to see these creatures in their forest home! Monkeyland is Fair trade certified. This means the sanctuary is committed to fair and responsible tourism practices. By supporting Fairtrade providers, you help bring about sustainable tourism in South Africa.

Birds of Eden is a very unique Fairtrade bird sanctuary. There is a huge dome net covering 2km of boardwalks, ponds, dams and an amphitheatre that seats 200. This makes it the world's largest free-flight aviary at 50m high. Here you can view more than 200 species of birds throughout 23,000 square meters of forest.

Bloukrans Bungy is the world’s highest commercial bungy bridge. The Bloukrans Bridge is 216 meters (709 feet) above the Bloukrans River. We know you are thinking: Yikes! But, it is operated by trained professionals and governed by strict safety protocols. The only thing standing between you and the ultimate adrenaline rush is taking that step over the ledge...Not too fond of heights? You can also watch the adrenaline junkies do the jump from a viewing point.

The Tsitsikamma rainforest is a majestic place. Some of the giant Yellowwood trees that grow here are more than 700 years old! A canopy tour is a great way to see the forest from a different perspective. You are strapped into a harness and travel along a zipline from one platform to the next. The entire process is managed by trained professionals. It is an adrenaline jolt of note! You will also learn a lot about the forest ecology and enjoy wonderful scenery. If you can handle heights, this outing is highly recommended.

Discover the secrets of the spectacular Tsitsikamma Indigenous forest. As you enter the forest you will encounter Hard Pear trees, Giant Yellow Woods and other interesting Forest Flora. Stand next to a giant Outeniqua Yellow wood and feel like a dwarf against this unique creation. You will encounter beautiful Tree Ferns hundreds of years old. The walk starts and ends at the Storms River Adventure Centre in Storms River Village. For most of the way this short walk (2km) traverses through five-star forests.

Journey with us down the old Storms River Pass, and experience the indigenous forest from the comfort of a specially-designed vehicle. Follow the elephant trail, passing yellowwoods and stinkwoods, while hearing about the history of the area and the indigenous flora and fauna. Enjoy a delicious tea at a beautiful picnic site next to the Storms River, where wagons travelled more than a century ago.

Stargazing is best enjoyed in areas with clear skies and low light pollution. Places like Oudtshoorn in the Klein Karoo are far away from big cities with lots of lights. A local expert takes us out into the field to introduce us to the night sky. This is a great way to learn more about the southern hemisphere's stars! You'll also find out how the native people used it to navigate at night.

The Cango Caves outside of Oudtshoorn are located in the Precambrian limestones at the foothills of the Swartberg range. The system of tunnels and chamber go on for 4km. Paintings and artefacts have been found that show the caves were in use as early as the Stone Age. The Heritage Tour is conducted by experienced guides in English. You will see amazing stalactites, helictites and more.

Be prepared to crawl, duck and squeeze your way through a fascinating subterranean world! The Adventure tour offers intrepid thrill-seekers an expedition deeper into the Cango Caves system than the Heritage Tour. Jacob's ladder, with over 200 steps, leads through the Grand Hall into the Avenue, and then onto the low confines of Lumbago Alley, the Devil's Chimney and the Tunnel of Love! You'll see epic stalagmites, helictites, roof crystals and small grottos.

If you want to explore the Kruger National Park in-depth, a half-day game drive is a good way to go! You will be in the company of a professional guide who knows the park like the back of their hand. Local guides are also experts at sensing wildlife movements, trust us! You will go to all the places where you are most likely to see the most majestic of African mammals.

Please note this price excludes the daily conservation fee of R400

A full-day game drive with a highly qualified guide is the best way to explore the Kruger National Park. These guides are experts in sensing and following the movements of wildlife. This means there is an excellent chance of enjoying spectacular wildlife sightings. You will also be able to capture rare photographic and video memories. First prize is seeing the Big Five all in one day!

Please note this price excludes the daily conservation fee of R400

Would you like to get to know Johannesburg better? Our Jozi tour is the perfect introduction! Your guide will pick you up from the guest house and take you into the city, showing you the top attractions Johannesburg has to offer. We start your introduction to Jozi with a great view of the impressive 269m Telkom Tower, as seen on many postcards of Johannesburg. We then enter the inspiring Constitution Hill and Court (when not in session). Political activists like Nelson Mandela and Mahatma Gandhi were once held here. During a tour inside you will learn about some of the legal history of Johannesburg. On our way to Newtown we pass by the longest southern African bridge, named after Mandela. At Mary Fitzgerald Square you can walk on the Jazz Walk of Fame. We end the tour with a visit to the Carlton Centre, also known as the ‘Top of Africa’. A lift will elevate you 50 stories for an amazing panoramic view over the city.

This excursion includes collection and drop off at your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle, a guided tour of Constitutional Hill, a drive over Mandela Bridge, entrance into the Carlton Center and a visit to Mary Fritzgerald Square.
Please note: minimum numbers required. This excursion is suitable for passengers who are extending their stay in Johannesburg after the tour, as it takes place on the last day.

On this half day tour in Soweto your guide, who was born and raised here, will take you past all the local hotspots. The Soweto tour will take you deep into the township culture, so you can enjoy a personal experience of how vibrant and lively this part of Johannesburg really is.

This excursion includes collection and drop off at your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle, entrance fee to the Hector Pieterson Museum, a visit to an informal settlement, a walk through the Regina Mundi Church, a visit to the Freedom Square and Freedom Charter Memorial, a view of the homes of Nobel peace prize winner Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (the ex-wife of Nelson Mandela).
Please note: minimum numbers required. This excursion is suitable for passengers who are extending their stay in Johannesburg after the tour, as it takes place on the last day.

On this half day tour in Soweto your guide, who was born and raised here, will take you past all the local hotspots. The Soweto tour will take you deep into the township culture, so you can enjoy a personal experience of how vibrant and lively this part of Johannesburg really is.

This excursion includes collection and drop off at your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle, entrance fee to the Hector Pieterson Museum, a visit to an informal settlement, a walk through the Regina Mundi Church, a visit to the Freedom Square and Freedom Charter Memorial, a view of the homes of Nobel peace prize winner Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu and Winnie Madikizela-Mandela (the ex-wife of Nelson Mandela), and lunch.
Please note: minimum numbers required. This excursion is suitable for passengers who are extending their stay in Johannesburg after the tour, as it takes place on the last day.