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7 Day Cape Town & Safari Honeymoon
Experience the adventure, luxury, and romance of South Africa on this 7-day Cape Town and Safari Luxury Honeymoon trip package. The trip includes a visit up the iconic Table Mountain, a day in the picturesque Cape Winelands, and of course a once in a lifetime safari experience over three nights in the world-renowned Thornybush Game Reserve adjoining the Kruger National Park.
In Cape Town, stay in a luxurious hotel situated on a private quay in Cape Town’s Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. Enjoy a bed & breakfast basis here while you explore the sights of the city. Then, spend a day in Cape Winelands with an indulgent chocolate, cheese, and wine tasting experience in Stellenbosch. Simply the best! Finally, spot the African wildlife and enjoy the tranquil sounds of nature on a three-day safari package.
This honeymoon can easily be extended to include time at one of Southern Africa’s premier beach destinations or a visit to Victoria Falls. Accommodation is of course luxurious and aimed at pleasing any honeymoon couple!
Best of Cape Town: Table Mountain, Wine and Gardens
4.9
Our guide Anthea was excellent. After a driving tour through the downtown sites and a stop at the park near Parliament, we went to Table Mountain where the clouds had cleared and views we beautiful. The Groot Constantia winery lunch & wine tasting were fantastic, and our walking tour through Kirstenbosch Garden & the Tree Canopy memorable.
City cycle tour
This tour is ideal if you are visiting Cape Town for the first time. It gives the perfect introduction to the culture, history and architecture of both old and new buildings in Cape Town.
The tour departs from the V&A Waterfront, where you will start your cycle ride to the city. The guide makes brief stops to explain significant attractions and their relevance both historically and currently.
One of the highlights of the tour is cycling through the Bo Kaap area, one of the most brightly coloured neighbourhoods in Cape Town. Most residents of this area are descendants of slaves from Malaysia and Indonesia. The tour also passes the parliament and heads toward the company's gardens. We make a final stop at the Green Point Stadium before cycling back to the Waterfront where we started.
Durban City Tour
Set off from the Berea, learning about Durban’s origins and take in the skyline from our favourite lookout point. We then make our way to the commuter’s daily crossroad, Warwick Triangle, indulging our senses in the vibrant diversity of the Victoria, Muti and Early Morning Markets.
Engage with citizens as you explore the arcades that further criss-cross the city, and educate your palate with a true testament of Durban’s Indian culinary heritage- the “bunny chow”. Stretch your legs with a walk around the historic city centre, from City Hall to the inner city gardens and end off the trip with a scenic drive along Durban’s harbour, Africa’s busiest port.
Heli Sightseeing & Safari in South Africa
Don't miss this chance to go out on a scenic helicopter flight over Cape Town and to a private game reserve of your choice. This private tour is the fastest and one of the most convenient ways to see some of the most beautiful places in Cape Town, since you get to see the Mother City from above, without having to negotiate your way through its traffic on the streets.
Fly to a wildlife reserve of your choice next. You have the option to choose among Aquila, Inverdoorn and Fairy Glen. On reaching the reserve, explore its rich flora and fauna. See the Big 5 and learn about the importance of wildlife and nature.
Cover two of the major highlights of South Africa on a single trip in a matter of a few hours. If you are ready for an experience of a lifetime, hop into our chopper.
Top 10 Things to do in Durban City Tour
Embark on a scenic, guided full day tour of Durban’s top 10 sites! An experienced and knowledgeable local guide will show you a variety of landmarks which highlight Durban’s diverse culture and history.
Gandhi’s house, situated in Inanda township, now stands as a museum dedicated to his 21 years in South Africa. Gandhi himself said South Africa was essential to his personal achievements. The racial oppression he felt during the 21 years he spent in South Africa shaped his future. In 1904 Mahatma Gandhi established a settlement at Phoenix devoted to his principles of Satyagraha [passive resistance] and printed his newspaper, the Indian Opinion was printed.
After Gandhi’s home, the tour will then include a drive through Inanda Township before progressing to Umhlanga Promenade and the pier.
At Victoria Street Market, you will be given time to shop for African inspired accessories, clothing, souvenirs, home decorations, paintings and luggage etc.
Next to the Victoria Street Market is the Zulu Medicine Market where your guide will take you on an informative tour of “Inyanga (Doctors) lane”. The Zulu Medicine Market is a unique place where Zulu culture has survived in the modern urban environment.
The Moses Mabhida stadium has become a defining feature of the Durban skyline. It has a high-rise platform on top of its arch which is accessible by an elevator called the Sky Car for an additional fee. Your tour guide will show you around the exterior of the stadium and will give you time to go to the sky platform if desired.
The tour also includes a visit to uShaka Marine World’s Village Walk on the famous Golden Mile Beachfront on Durban’s OR Tambo parade. There you will be given time to shop and have lunch. uShaka Village Walk is home to Durban’s most unique shopping experiences, offering a shopper’s paradise in an open-air environment, affording guests a world of entertainment, family fun, shopping and dining.
We won't forget a stop at the beautiful Botanical Gardens, which is the oldest Botanical Gardens in Africa, est 1849.
The KwaMuhle Museum was once the headquarters of Durban’s Native Administration Department and the centre of Durban’s harsh system of labour control. Now it has been transformed into Durban’s Apartheid Museum that seeks to reflect Durban’s urban growth and the history of its residents.
The tour also includes various quick stops which include Durban’s City Hall, Durban Harbour & Shiva Statue at the Umgeni Hindu Temple.