Key Highlights

Johannesburg has a mix of history, culture, and adventure, including the Apartheid Museum and Constitution Hill for historical awareness, Gold Reef City for theme park thrills, Soweto for a visit to Mandela Museum and Hector Pieterson Museum as well as a tour through the streets to get a glimpse of South African life. There’s an African Experience nearby at Lesedi Cultural Village showcasing the various cultural tribes of South Africa and an insight into their daily lives. There is spectacular dancing and you can also have lunch or dinner included.

Mpumalanga is a popular tourist destination, with Kruger National Park being its most famous attraction, but it also offers other highlights like the Blyde River Canyon and Sudwala Caves. Kruger National Park teems with wildlife with chances of seeing the Big Five.

Cape Town offers breathtaking view from Table Mountain, coastline with superb beaches, nearby winelands, pretty Dutch architecture, and the V& A Waterfront with its great location plus its shops and restaurants. You can also catch a ferry ride to Robben Island which is famous for being the location of a maximum-security prison where anti-apartheid political prisoners, most notably Nelson Mandela, were imprisoned. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist destination conserved as a museum to honor the struggle against oppression and remember the triumph of democracy.

The Garden Route offers beautiful scenery from Cape Town to Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth). Experience the primeval forest of Tsitsikamma, the Garden of Eden, Knysna lagoon, Oudtshoorn, the ostrich capital of the world amongst other towns that make up the Garden Route.

Sun City is a complete pleasure resort in its own right. There are a variety of activities to be done in the resort, plus you can go to Pilanesberg for game drive.

Durban, a coastal resort on the Indian Ocean.