South Africa Luxury Wine Tasting Trips & Packages Group Tours & Trips

Highlights

• Visit gardens timed for peak spring flowering, some captivating private jewels, some public showcases, such as Kirstenbosch – one of the world’s Magnificent Seven and Harold Porter coastal botanical garden, some featured in the BBC series Around the World in 80 Gardens such as Brenthurst, others exciting newcomers like Babylonstoren.
• Meet luminaries and locals, hearing from ‘green’ champions about sustainability successes, environmental challenges and collaborations between the wine industry and the conservation sector.
• Discover unexpected botanical gems in hand picked places. Delight in secluded spots, less travelled roads and spring-filled abundance.
• In the Cradle of Humankind celebrate unequalled fossil finds in this World Heritage Site, alongside acres of landscaped and art-filled garden in Nirox Sculpture Park, a cultural hub that’s a ”union of art, nature and human resolve”.
• Stay in stylish hotels – three are Relais & Châteaux, savouring a variety of exciting flavours and sampling award-winning wines.

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• Float to the top of Table Mountain by cable car, and marvel at the dazzling views.
• Join a guided tour of a local township, for an up-close view of post-apartheid South Africa.
• Sample South African wine and learn about local wine culture during a private tasting.
• Encounter local wildlife, including a visit to an African penguin colony and a tour of an ostrich farm.
• Contrast the many facets of South Africa’s landscape, from the wild coastline and lush vineyards to semi-arid plains and the world-famous Garden Route.

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• Explore Cape Town with its scenic beauty, culture and great restaurants
• Explore Pilanesberg Game Reserve with its spectacular landscape and wealth of wildlife
• Experience the up close encounters with Africa’s great wildlife from an open safari vehicle
• Browsing at Cape Town’s bustling Victoria & Alfred Waterfront

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• Experience one of the world’s most spectacular natural wonders, the stunning Victoria Falls, with an optional helicopter flight
• Watch the fire-red sunset over the mighty Zambezi River during our sundowner cruise on the ‘African Queen’
• Explore Botswana’s vast Chobe National Park, one of the world’s most outstanding game reserves and home to one of the world’s largest elephant herds: the real heart of Africa
• Stay four nights in cosmopolitan Cape Town, one of the world’s most naturally beautiful cities, with guided tour
• Full-day tour to the Cape of Good Hope, see where two oceans meet experiencing unique flora and fauna, including Africa’s only penguin colony

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• Enjoy Game drive in MalaMala Private Game Reserve
• Explore Tswalu Kalahari Reserve
• Discover Winelands Tour
• Visit to Cape of Good Hope

Highlights

• Cape Region: Cape Town is famous for its spectacular scenery and sophistication. The V&A Waterfront, Table Mountain, Robben Island...if you ever tire of sightseeing, simply enjoy the cosmopolitan side of Cape Town.
• Wine lands: This is where you will find the charming villages of Stellenbosch, Paarl and Franschhoek. The Wine lands is renowned as a great place to spend a couple of days sampling award-winning wines and cuisine.
• The Garden Route: The ideal self-drive destination, the Garden Route is perfect for the outdoor enthusiast with beaches, forests and rivers. The towns of Knysna, George and the stunning Plettenberg Bay are well worth a visit.
• Kruger National Park: The world-renowned Kruger National Park is home to an impressive number of species including the Big Five. With some of the best game viewing in Africa, you can spot the Big Five on a thrilling game drive or enjoy a walking safari.
• Isimangaliso Wetland Park: South Africa’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, Isimangaliso Wetland Park has eight distinct ecosystems and is recognised for its spectacular landscape, unique ecological developments and extraordinary diversity of species.