Day 1 : Arrival in Cape Town

Welcome to South Africa!
Today on arrival in Johannesburg, you are greeted with VIP assistance to your connecting flight to Cape Town. After your clear customs you will exit where you have a private driver meet and transfer you to your hotel.

Welcome to the V&A Waterfront…
Situated between Robben Island and Table Mountain in the heart of Cape Town’s working harbor, the V&A Waterfront has become one of South Africa’s most visited destinations. Since 1988, the harbor is continually undergoing changes, with the redevelopment of land and the restoration of buildings surrounding the original Victoria & Alfred Basins, creating a mix of shopping and entertainment venues, intermingled with imaginative office locations, world-class hotels and luxury apartments in the residential marina.

Aside from the myriad of shops, restaurants and bars, there is a more cultural side to the Waterfront, focused on the historic Clock Tower, which was the original Port Captain’s Office in 1882 and part of a collection of well-preserved turn of the century buildings. It is near here that the ferries depart for Robben Island (from the Nelson Mandela Gateway), while the Two Oceans Aquarium is a short walk from here. With ferries and boats continuously on the go, Cape Fur Seals playing in the harbor water, and a mix of both locals and international visitors, the Waterfront is a wonderful place to soak up some typical Cape Town vibe.

Cape Grace Hotel
Situated on a private quay on the V & A Waterfront, the Cape Grace commands dynamic views over the working harbor, yacht marina and iconic Table Mountain. Spacious and classically decorated, the 120 rooms and suites incorporate world-renowned vistas from large French windows. Signal Restaurant offers superb Cape and international cuisine while the Library and Bascule Whisky, Wine and Cocktail Bar afford elegant places to relax. The Cape Grace runs a daily Cape Wine Orientation Tasting which is an introduction to wines of the Cape. This five-star luxury boutique hotel is within easy distance of the main Cape attractions and an ideal base from which to explore.
Cape Grace Hotel – Deluxe Mountain View Room

Day 2 : Cape Town

Cape Fusion – Eats Walking Tour including District Six Museum
Today you are picked up from your hotel and taken to the District Six Museum, the museum serves as a memorial to and celebration of District Six, immersing visitors in what was a thriving community during apartheid.

After this you begin your Eats walking tour, where you can explore Cape Town from all sides as this tour aims to climb under the skin of the city so that by the end of the day you understand the pulse of the city. Explore the history, the people, their cultures, their cuisines, as well as contemporary Cape Town and its artisanal trends.

You will walk the city flat as you explore and taste the city. The tour will be tailored by your guide depending on your interest and taste and will reflect on the positive outcomes, the creativity and the entrepreneurial spirit of the Capetonians. So, if you like history, sweet things, coffee, savory bites, shopping etc. your guide will make sure to take you to their favorite spots and ensure you have an immersive experience in the city!
Cape Grace Hotel – Deluxe Mountain View Room (B, Food tasting and non-alcoholic drinks)

Day 3 : Cape Town – Motorcycle Sidecar Tour

Morning at Leisure

Afternoon 2 Hour Motorcycle Sidecar Tour

Late this afternoon you are picked up from your hotel and taken on a motorcycle sidecar tour. This tour will take you to

Signal Hill and the Atlantic Seaboard on a Scenic trip to Hout Bay via the Atlantic Seaboard.
Cape Grace Hotel – Deluxe Mountain View Room (B)

Day 4 : Cape Town / Winelands

Today you are transferred from your hotel in Cape Town to the winelands. The drive is approximately 1.5hrs.

The picturesque region of the Winelands is centered around three charming towns each with their own unique appeal. The French Huguenot town of Franschhoek is widely regarded as the culinary capital of South Africa with its highly acclaimed outdoor cafes and bistros. Stellenbosch, the second oldest town in the country, is the historic centre of the Winelands and is a bustling university town set in oak lined avenues, while Paarl has a beautiful setting beneath the imposing Helderberg Mountains.

These towns are surrounded by prestigious wine estates equally renowned for their award-winning wines. Be sure to try the Pinotage, a uniquely South African cross between Pinot Noir and Cinsault varieties. Stay a while in this area and explore the many wine estates, enjoy the rich Cape Dutch architecture, the interesting history, and the sheer beauty of the region, all just a 60-minute drive from the city of Cape Town.
La Residence – Luxury Suite (B)

Day 5:  Winelands

Winelands Tour
Today you have a fabulous day of exploring and tastings while taking in the superb mountain ranges, vineyards and Cape Dutch homesteads along the Cape’s famed wine routes. The vibrant heart of the winelands, Stellenbosch, is lovely to explore as you walk down the canal-lined avenues, in the shade of giant oak trees and beautifully preserved historic buildings. Venture over the Helshoogte Pass to the town of Franschhoek, a celebrated wine and food destination of South Africa. This charming town, in a most picturesque valley, is where you will enjoy a wine tasting before taking time to enjoy

the fabled culinary skills of the Franschhoek chefs at one of the many award-winning restaurants (lunch for own account). Onward to Paarl, a farming town set at the foot of the cluster of remarkable granite domes from which it takes its name and an area that produces some amazing wines.
La Residence – Luxury Suite (B)

Day 6: Winelands / Cape Town / Victoria Falls 

Today you are transferred from the winelands to the Cape Town airport for your scheduled flight to Victoria Falls.

On arrival, you are met and transferred to your camp. The iconic town of Victoria Falls, which is affectionately known as “Vic Falls”, is set on the southern bank of the Zambezi River, at the western end of the mighty Victoria Falls. Zimbabwe’s prime tourist destination and a magnet for visitors from around the world, Vic Falls has a rich and romantic history. Discovered in 1855 by explorer and missionary David Livingstone, the railway from Cape Town arrived in 1904 and the landmark 198-meter-long Victoria Falls Bridge spanning the immense Zambezi River gorge and linking Zimbabwe to Zambia was built in 1905.

Welcome to Victoria Falls
When you wander through the lush rainforests above Victoria Falls, newly baptized in the mist, your ears holding the echo of thundering waters, it isn’t hard to imagine that this is where it all began. Eden. As the land cuts away beneath the ancient Zambezi River, the waters plummet dramatically into the Batoka Gorge, over 100 meters below. The angrily churned up spray shoots skyward, painting the landscape in billowing clouds. This striking “smoke that thunders” can be seen for miles, a geographic pointer summoning visitors into its presence. The vibrant town of Victoria Falls is known as the adventure capital of the world, and if your eyes light up at the thought of conquering the “Stairway to Heaven” or “The Terminator” in a raft, then this is the place for you. While the notorious Nyaminyami (Zambezi River God) watches from its mythical depths, and the majestic basalt cliffs allow your passage through the canyon’s exquisite landscape, adventure seekers are assured

of a good time. From Grade 5 white-water rafting, bungee jumping and abseiling the amusement never ends. What makes this destination so memorable is the fact that it is perfectly combined with warmly hospitable people, exquisite scenery, and an array of accommodation. Excellent game, historic ruins, fishing, and luxury train travel are easily accessible from Victoria Falls, as are the neighboring countries which border this fascinating town.
The Elephant Camp – Tented Suite (B,L,D)

Day 7: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe 

Enjoy the activities offered and included by the lodge. With its welcoming small-town atmosphere, Vic Falls is home to a seemingly endless number of activities. There is literally something for everyone.

The world’s wildest white-water rafting, canoeing, helicopter flips, elephant back safaris, canopy tours and adventure slides, river cruises, golf and bungee jumping.

An impressive array of arts and crafts is showcased by talented local artists in the open-air curio market as well as at a number of galleries and shops throughout town.
The Elephant Camp – Tented Suite (B,L,D)

Day 8: Zimbabwe / Nairobi 

Today you are transferred from your camp to the Victoria Falls airport for your flight to Nairobi, Kenya.
Ole Sereni Hotel Emara – (B)

Day 9: Kenya / Masai Mara 

This morning you depart by flight for the South to the Masai Mara, on arrival you are met and transferred to your tented camp. The award-winning Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp has its own 7608-acre private conservancy and is situated one kilometer from the famous seventh’ natural wonder of the world, the Masai Mara in Kenya, and the Tanzania Serengeti game reserve. Owned and managed by the oldest established and continuing safari family in Africa, it extends an era of luxury and quality and returns to the original spirit and essence of ‘safari’.

Cottar’s 1920s Safari Camp provides the romance of safari under cream canvas tents, the style of the bygone era of the twenties, while at the same time supplying the amenities required by today’s modern world travelers and professional guides whose qualifications are the highest in Africa. Offering an abundance of wildlife, a guarantee of privacy, and the highest standards of professional guiding in a luxurious and authentic camping environment. Begin enjoying game activities this afternoon.
Cottar’s 1920’s Safari Camp – Tent (B,L,D)

Days 10-12: Masai Mara

Enjoy game activities from the camp today. Cottars has the highest number of Gold (the highest professional level) Safari Guides within one camp in Kenya. All our guides are chosen for their unique skill set, great personalities, and a full understanding of Cottar’s guiding ethos. Cottar’s 1920s Camp and Bush Villa are in the famous ‘seventh’ natural wonder of the world, the Maasai Mara which has the largest concentration of terrestrial wildlife on earth – the immense wildebeest, zebra, and plains game migration that numbers over to 2.5 million animals with some of the highest success rates of big five sightings in the business.
Cottar’s 1920’s Safari Camp – Tent (B,L,D)

Day 13: Masai Mara / Nairobi / Depart

This morning you depart by flight back to Nairobi. Upon arrival in Nairobi, you are met

and transferred to Ole Sereni Hotel where you have a day room and lunch included.

Later this evening after dinner you are transferred to the Nairobi international airport in time to connect your international flight home.
OLE SERENI HOTEL EMARA – Day Rooms (L)

Cost: USD   Per person, per day, per diem,  land only double occupancy

*Due To Current Market Rates May Change – Please Contact Us For Current Quote*

(Cost for the internal flights in Africa is separate) – Clients must book their international air into Cape Town and back from Nairobi.

It is advised to take precaution for Malaria before traveling to Africa.

A Visa is needed for Zimbabwe which can be obtained on arrival.

An ETA is required for Kenya which must be processed before traveling to Africa