Luxury Holidays & Safaris to South Africa
City. Winelands. Safari.
South Africa is one of those rare destinations where no two days ever need to feel the same. You can wake to the sound of the bush on safari, spend an afternoon amongst the vineyards of Franschhoek, discover Cape Town’s extraordinary food scene, drive one of the world’s greatest coastal routes, or disappear to a remote lodge where the only decision is to have another glass of wine by the fire.
And because there are so many ways to experience it, South Africa really lends itself to a journey that is completely tailored to you and how you want to explore.
Because choosing South Africa is the easy part.
Choosing your South Africa is where we come in.
One country. Completely different journeys.
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Cape Town
City, coast and mountains
A city with an extraordinary natural setting and more than enough personality to match it. Come for Table Mountain and the coastline, stay for the restaurants, beaches and easy-going lifestyle.
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The Winelands
Wine, food and slow days.
Vineyards framed by mountains, intimate hotels and some of South Africa’s most exciting food. This is somewhere we’d always recommend you spend a little longer.
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South African Safari
Into the wild.
Early starts, sundowners in the bush and those completely unscripted wildlife encounters that stay with you long after you’ve returned home.
Frequently asked South Africa questions
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There isn’t one perfect time to visit South Africa - it just depends on where you are going and what you want to experience. Cape Town and the Winelands are particularly popular during the warmer summer months, while many safari areas come into their element during the drier winter months.
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For a first visit, we would usually recommend around 10-14 nights to experience South Africa without feeling rushed.
If you are combining Cape Town with the Winelands and safari, 14 nights can give you the perfect balance of exploring and downtime.
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It depends on where you travel. Some safari regions have a malaria risk, while others are malaria-free. We will take this all into consideration when designing your itinerary, particularly for families, although you should always follow current professional medical and official travel health advice.
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Yes. Certain parts of South Africa are particularly well suited to a road trip, giving you the freedom to explore at your own pace. Whether we recommend self-driving will depend on your route and how you like to travel. For some journeys, private transfers or flying make more sense.