South Africa Budget Independent Tours & Packages Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Cape Route 62: Along South Africa's famous country road you'll capture the beauty of high mountains, twisting passes, rugged Karoo plains, vineyards and orchards.
• Big 5 Game Drive: Spot Africa’s Big 5 from the safety of a 4x4 vehicle in their natural habitat on a malaria-free game reserve. Led by an experienced game ranger you’ll search for lion, white rhino, buffalo, elephant, kudu, zebra, wildebeest and giraffe - just to name a few. Leopards are rarely seen.
• Cango Wildlife Ranch: Tour this multi-accredited conservation facility with over 90 species, including some of the world's most endangered animals. Get the opportunity to meet some animals in an optional close encounter. The perfect photo opportunity to get close and stroke a hand-reared cheetah or even dive with crocs.
• Wilderness Canoe: Evergreen temperate forests merge with rocky beaches to touch the warm Indian Ocean. Lagoons and strings of shining lakes beg to be explored. Canoe on streams in the Wilderness National Park and watch the bird life while you glide over the water on your encounter with Mother Nature; or follow the shady footpaths that wind through a wonderland of giant trees into the forest
• Myoli Beach: This stretch of white beach starts at the Sedgefield Lagoon mouth - an unspoiled paradise with the Indian Ocean’s warmer waters. Nothing happens quickly in this ‘Slow Town’ - a small town community focused on celebrating local arts & crafts and a natural way of life. Situated between Knysna and Wilderness - this beautiful seaside village is surrounded entirely by lakes, fynbos covered dunes and forests

Highlights

• Hout Bay: Absorb true ‘rainbow nation’ energy at this coastal town with colourful fishing boats anchored in a lively harbour. Browse traditional craft markets or chill at the beach.
• Chapmans Peak Drive: Follow this winding coastal road as it cuts into the mountain and wraps around the Peninsula - one of most dramatic drives in the world.
• Cape Point: Observe wildife roaming free among the Cape’s fynbos landscape in the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. Spot antelope such as klipspringer, steenbok, eland, Cape mountain zebra and the peninsula's endemic Chacma baboons and sugarbirds. Wander along stone paths toward the historic lighthouse on top of Cape Point - where wild Atlantic waves crash into the tip of Africa’s most southwestern point.
• Kayamandi Tour: A community leader guides you on a walk through this vibrant township. Visit the locals and learn about ‘The Struggle’ and Xhosa culture.
• Wine Tasting: Visit wine estates of the region to sample some of the local produce - paired with cheese and chocolate. Prepared to be wowed by dramatic backdrops of grand Cape Dutch homesteads encircled by vineyards and cradled by soaring mountains.

Highlights

• Wilderness Canoe: Evergreen temperate forests merge with rocky beaches to touch the warm Indian Ocean. Lagoons and strings of shining lakes beg to be explored. Canoe on streams in the Wilderness National Park and watch the bird life while you glide over the water on your encounter with Mother Nature; or follow the shady footpaths that wind through a wonderland of giant trees into the forest
• Myoli Beach: This stretch of white beach starts at the Sedgefield Lagoon mouth - an unspoiled paradise with the Indian Ocean’s warmer waters. Nothing happens quickly in this ‘Slow Town’ - a small town community focused on celebrating local arts & crafts and a natural way of life. Situated between Knysna and Wilderness - this beautiful seaside village is surrounded entirely by lakes, fynbos covered dunes and forests.
• Knysna Heads: A lively, popular holiday town nestled between forested mountains and sea, and curves around a big lagoon. Walk to The Heads, where the sea crashes between two massive sandstone cliffs.
• Tsitsikamma Hike: Spend time in lush green paradise as we explore the marine reserve with its unique combination of ancient Outenique Yellowwood forests and wild dramatic coastal landscape. Walk along forest trails to a suspension bridge and find a quiet spot from where to absorb the living splendour. Look out for inquisitive vervet monkeys & array of bird life in dense vegetation.
• Addo Bus Safari: Explore the third-largest national park in South Africa - a world of diversity; varied landscapes of fauna and flora - in our guided tour bus. The lush vegetation provides protection and food to support the most dense population of wild elephants on the planet. Home to over 500 elephants and also lions, buffalo, black rhino, spotted hyena, leopard, a variety of antelope and in the marine section, great white sharks and southern right whales, which means that Addo is one of the few reserves in the world that can boast having the Big 7.

Highlights

• Hout Bay: Absorb true ‘rainbow nation’ energy at this coastal town with colourful fishing boats anchored in a lively harbour. Browse traditional craft markets or chill at the beach.
• Chapmans Peak Drive: Follow this winding coastal road as it cuts into the mountain and wraps around the Peninsula - one of most dramatic drives in the world.
• CapePoint: Observe wildife roaming free among the Cape’s fynbos landscape in the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. Spot antelope such as klipspringer, steenbok, eland, Cape mountain zebra and the peninsula's endemic Chacma baboons and sugarbirds.
• Wander along stone paths toward the historic lighthouse on top of Cape Point - where wild Atlantic waves crash into the tip of Africa’s most southwestern point.
• Kayamandi Tour: A community leader guides you on a walk through this vibrant township. Visit the locals and learn about ‘The Struggle’ and Xhosa culture.

Highlights

• Experience 4*4 Game drive and Spot Africa’s Big5 from the safety of a 4x4 vehicle in their natural habitat on a malaria-free game reserve
• See the ostrich farm, a fun and entertaining way to learn more about the ostrich, the largest bird in the world. Make sure your friends take a picture of you hugging and kissing a friendly ostrich.
• Visit Oudtshoorn, Inland from the Cape’s famous Garden Route, over breathtakingly beautiful mountain passes, red rock cliffs and wide open spaces of the Klein Karoo, you’ll find Oudtshoorn - once known as the ostrich capital of the world.
• Awesome Elephant Bush Walk
• Explore around Route 62 Along South Africa's famous country road you'll capture the beauty of high mountains, twisting passes, rugged Karoo plains, vineyards and orchards.