15 Day Southern Africa Signature Safari

Unwind on a sunset cruise along the Zambezi River, a relaxing way to take in the African wilderness. As the sun dips below the horizon, spot hippos, crocodiles, and elephants along the riverbanks while sipping a refreshing drink. Birdwatchers can also look out for African fish eagles and other riverine species.

For adventure seekers, Victoria Falls offers adrenaline-fueled activities such as helicopter flights for a bird's-eye view of the falls, bungee jumping off the Victoria Falls Bridge, and white-water rafting on the Zambezi's challenging rapids.

Experience a unique boat safari on the Chobe River, where wildlife sightings are up close and personal. Watch elephants wading through the water, hippos basking in the shallows, and massive crocodiles sunning themselves on the riverbanks. The cruise offers a different perspective on Chobe's abundant wildlife, with fantastic photo opportunities as animals gather to drink at the water's edge.

Dry season (May–October) offers incredible wildlife sightings along the river.

Visit Cape Point, where dramatic cliffs and ocean views mark the southwestern tip of the Cape Peninsula. Ride the funicular to the historic lighthouse or explore scenic trails. Nearby, Boulders Beach offers a rare chance to see African penguins up close along boardwalks or even wade alongside them in the calm, sheltered bay.

Explore the V&A Waterfront, a lively hub with shops, restaurants, and stunning harbour views. From here, take a ferry to Robben Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Guided by former inmates, the tour offers a powerful insight into South Africa's struggle for freedom.

Cape Town's weather can be unpredictable—plan Table Mountain visits for clear days.

Explore the Tsitsikamma National Park, a coastal wilderness of ancient forests and rugged cliffs. Hike through lush vegetation to the famous Storms River suspension bridge, which offers spectacular views of the river gorge and Indian Ocean.

Visit the Cango Caves in the Little Karoo, a vast underground network of limestone formations with towering stalactites and echoing chambers. In nearby Oudtshoorn, tour a working ostrich farm, where you can learn about these fascinating birds and their role in the region's history.

Year-round, but whale-watching is best between July and November.

Beyond the Big Five, Kruger's diverse habitats support a variety of species, including giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, warthogs, and large herds of antelope like impalas, kudus, and waterbucks. The park's rivers and waterholes attract hippos and crocodiles, while baboons and vervet monkeys are frequently seen along the roads.

On our Kruger Park safaris, you'll be guided by passionate professionals who are dedicated to delivering unforgettable wildlife encounters. Their deep knowledge of the park and animal behaviour ensures you get the best possible sightings. With years of experience, they know how to position the vehicle for optimal viewing and photography, interpret animal movements, and share fascinating insights about Kruger's ecosystem.

Our guides are expert naturalists and storytellers, committed to making every game drive engaging and informative. Whether it's observing a pride of lions on the hunt, identifying bird calls, or explaining the intricate relationships between species, they bring the bush to life. Their passion for conservation and respect for wildlife shine through, ensuring a responsible and immersive safari experience.

Kruger is also a paradise for birdwatchers, home to over 500 bird species. Raptors such as martial eagles and bateleurs soar overhead, while kingfishers, storks, and herons frequent the park's rivers and wetlands. In summer, migratory birds like European rollers and carmine bee-eaters add vibrant colours to the landscape.

The dry season (May–September) offers the best game viewing as wildlife gathers around waterholes.

Accommodation in private reserves typically consists of upmarket safari lodges, where all meals, drinks, and activities are included. Expect spacious suites, excellent cuisine, and personalised service, ensuring a comfortable and hassle-free stay. Many lodges also offer additional experiences like bush walks, spa treatments, and photography hides, making for a truly exclusive safari experience.

Sabi Sand Game Reserve is famous for leopard sightings and high-end lodges.