SOUTH AFRICA
Wild. Soulful. Rich in Culture.
"From sunrise safaris in the Kalahari to kitesurfing by Table Mountain and wine in Franschhoek, South Africa’s diversity shines — wild landscapes, serene beaches, and nights alive with music under the stars."
—AMANDA KAM, FOUNDER
South Africa’s Iconic Landscapes
Table Mountain
An iconic summit experience, offering panoramic vistas over Cape Town and the shimmering Atlantic.
Kruger National Park
Unparalleled Big Five safaris in private, conservation-driven reserves, like Tswalu.
Garden Route
A stunning coastal drive with dramatic cliffs, whale-watching, and charming seaside towns.
Johannesburg
A dynamic metropolis of history, art, and cutting-edge culinary experiences.
Franschhoek & Stellenbosch
Renowned for its world-class wine estates and gourmet dining.
Durban & The North Coast
A blend of golden beaches, surf culture, and rich Indian-influenced cuisine.
South Africa’s Luxury Lodging
Tswalu Kalahari
A private, conservation-driven safari experience in the heart of the Kalahari Desert.
Delaire Graff Estate
An art-filled sanctuary combining fine wine, a luxury spa, and mountain views in Stellanbosch.
Singita Boulders Lodge
A seamless blend of contemporary luxury and untamed wilderness in Sabi Sand Nature Reserve.
Ellerman House
A refined clifftop retreat with sweeping ocean views and a private art collection in Cape Town.
La Residence
A lavish estate offering vineyard views in the heart of Franschhoek.
Royal Malewane
A world-class safari lodge with private plunge pools & game drives in Kruger National Park.
Itinerary Inspiration
For the Family - Wildlife & Coast
Highlights: Helicopter ride over the Cape Peninsula, penguin sightings, seasonal whale watching, desert wildlife in the Kalahari, and Big Five safaris in a private reserve
Day 1–4 – Cape Town: Helicopter ride, penguins, Cape Point, Table Mountain + wine day in Franschhoek
Day 5–6 – Whale Coast: Scenic coastal drive, whale watching + cliffside walks
Day 7–9 – Tswalu (Kalahari): Meerkat sunrise, desert drives + stargazing
Day 10–13 – Kruger Private Reserve: Big Five drives, bush dinners + spa/pool downtime
Day 14 – Depart via Johannesburg
For the Honeymooners
Highlights: Private vineyard dinners, indulgent spa escapes, hot air ballooning, and ultra-exclusive desert safaris
Day 1 – Stellenbosch: Art galleries, wine tasting + sunset cellar dinner
Day 2 – Franschhoek: Tram tour, boutique estates + couples’ spa retreat
Day 3–4 – Cape Town: Coastal helicopter ride, fine dining + beach strolls
Day 5–7 – Tswalu: Desert safari, hot air balloon ride + starlit sleepout
Day 8 – Depart via Johannesburg
The Wine & Dine Safari
Highlights: Michelin-starred dining experiences, private vineyard tastings with winemakers, behind-the-scenes cellar tours, and a chef-guided market walk through Cape Town’s vibrant culinary scene
Day 1–3 – Franschhoek: Boutique estate tastings, vineyard lunches + candlelit dinners
Day 4–6 – Stellenbosch: Artisanal food pairings, cellar explorations + sunset picnics among the vines
Day 5–7 – Cape Town: Chef-led market tour, interactive cooking class + fine dining by the sea
Day 8 – Depart via Cape Town
For the Adventurer
Highlights: Shark cage diving, paragliding, canyon ziplining, wild coastal hikes, and off-road Big Five safaris
Day 1–4 – Cape Town: Table Mountain hike, paragliding, sea kayaking with dolphins + wine day in Franschhoek
Day 5–6 – Gansbaai / Whale Coast: Shark cage diving, coastal cliff hikes + whale sightings (seasonal)
Day 7–9 – Garden Route: Tsitsikamma forest ziplining, bungee jumping + lagoon kayaking
Day 10–13 – Sabi Sands: Off-road game drives, bush tracking + starlit sleepout
Day 14 – Depart via Johannesburg
SOUTH AFRICA AT A GLANCE
South Africa is a year-round destination, but May to September offers ideal conditions for safaris and wildlife viewing, while November to March is best for coastal escapes and wine country exploration.
Safari Season: May–September
○ 77°F / 25°C | Cool & dry, optimal for Big Five sightingsWine Country at its Best: November–March
○ 82°F / 28°C | Warm days, perfect for vineyard lunches and tastingsWhale Watching Season: June–November
○ 64°F / 18°C | Crisp coastal air + southern right whales offshore
Capital: Pretoria (executive), Cape Town (legislative), Bloemfontein (judicial)
Language: English (one of 11 official languages)
Currency: ZAR (South African Rand)
National Animal: Springbok
Entry: Visa-free or visa-on-arrival for most nationalities
Vaccine Requirement: Yellow Fever vaccination required only if arriving from or transiting through a risk country (e.g. Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda)
Getting Around: Regional flights + private driver
Time Zone: GMT+2
Plugs: Type M, C | 220V
