
Table Mountain Cape Town
Cape Town
Cape Town’s flat-topped mountain, reached by a rotating cable car, with views over the city, Robben Island and two coastlines.
Discover : Table Mountain Cape Town
South Africa offers more variety in a single trip than almost anywhere else. Cape Town sits beneath the flat top of Table Mountain, with dramatic coastal drives to Cape Point, penguins on the beach at Boulders and the shops and restaurants of the V&A Waterfront. East along the coast, the Garden Route links lagoons, forests and seaside towns.
Then there is the bush. Kruger National Park and the private reserves alongside it offer some of Africa’s finest Big Five safaris, from comfortable lodges with expert rangers, while Sun City, a couple of hours from Johannesburg, pairs a resort and water park with game drives in neighbouring Pilanesberg.
South Africa suits families, honeymooners and groups who want city, coast and safari in one holiday. A large, long-established Indian community means vegetarian and Indian food is easy to find, especially in Johannesburg and Durban. We link the regions with short domestic flights so you spend your time seeing, not driving.
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Cape Town
Cape Town’s flat-topped mountain, reached by a rotating cable car, with views over the city, Robben Island and two coastlines.
Discover : Table Mountain Cape Town
Cape Peninsula
Dramatic cliffs at the tip of the Cape Peninsula, with a lighthouse viewpoint, wild beaches and baboons, on a scenic day drive from Cape Town.
Discover : Cape Point and Cape of Good Hope
Simon’s Town
A sheltered cove near Simon’s Town where a colony of African penguins waddles among giant granite boulders.
Discover : Boulders Beach Penguin Colony
Cape Town
Cape Town’s working harbour turned shopping and dining quarter, with Table Mountain views, an aquarium and boats to Robben Island.
Discover : V&A Waterfront Cape Town
Hout Bay
One of the world’s great coastal roads, carved into the cliffs between Hout Bay and Noordhoek high above the Atlantic.
Discover : Chapman’s Peak Drive
Western Cape
A stretch of coast east of Cape Town with lagoons, forests and beaches, centred on the lagoon town of Knysna and its sandstone Heads.
Discover : Garden Route and Knysna
Mpumalanga and Limpopo
One of Africa’s great wildlife parks, with the Big Five, excellent lodges and private reserves where rangers track game in open vehicles.
Discover : Kruger National Park
North West Province
A resort with a wave pool, water slides and the Palace of the Lost City, next to a malaria-free Big Five park in an ancient volcanic crater.
Discover : Sun City and PilanesbergYes. Indian passport holders need a visa for South Africa, applied for before travel. The process and documents required change from time to time, so we guide you through the current application.
Yes. South Africa has a large Indian community, and Indian restaurants are easy to find in Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban. Safari lodges are used to preparing vegetarian meals when told in advance.
Yes, that is the classic plan: four or five nights in Cape Town, a few days on the Garden Route if time allows, then a short flight to the Kruger area for three nights of game drives. A shorter safari at Pilanesberg, near Sun City, suits families with less time.
Yes, the Kruger region is a malaria area, although the risk is generally low, so ask your doctor about precautions. Pilanesberg, near Sun City, is malaria-free, which many families with young children prefer.
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