A South Africa & Zimbabwe Adventure

Spend the day touring Cape Town and iconic Table Mountain. Your tour is with a private guide and at your own pace picking out the attractions which interest you. Typically highlights include, the Houses of Parliament, the Castle (built between 1666 and 1679, this is South Africa's oldest building), the lively Green Market Square with its daily market, the Company Gardens and of course Table Mountain which will give you spectacular views over the city and Peninsula (depending on the weather). On the descent, you can stop at the Bo Kaap, traditionally home to the Cape Malay community, with its cobbled streets and brightly coloured houses. Note that this tour can be done in the morning or the afternoon - the choice is yours

Experience the best of Cape Town’s Peninsula on a private full-day adventure packed with breathtaking scenery, coastal charm, and unforgettable encounters. From the rugged cliffs of the Atlantic to the soft sands of False Bay, this journey showcases the city’s most spectacular natural wonders. Begin your morning with a scenic drive past Clifton and Camps Bay’s pristine beaches, framed by the towering 12 Apostles peaks. Stop at Hout Bay to browse the craft market or take a boat trip to Seal Island before continuing along the world-famous Chapman’s Peak Drive. Discover the wild beauty of the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, where fynbos, Cape Mountain Zebra, and baboons roam, then enjoy lunch and a funicular ride to the lighthouse for sweeping ocean views. Finish the day in Simons Town, where you can swim alongside the famous African penguins at Boulders Beach, before wandering through the lush Kirstenbosch Gardens.

Explore the picturesque Winelands region on a day-long adventure filled with beautiful wine farms, historic towns, and rolling vine-covered hills with this private full tour. Discover South Africa's renowned restaurants and boutique offerings nestled among this scenic landscape, where wine production thrives and international award-winning vintages abound. Your journey typically encompasses the charming towns of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, and Paarl, although the itinerary can be tailored to your wine preferences. Begin your adventure in Stellenbosch, the second oldest town in South Africa, renowned for its canal-lined streets and exquisite Cape Dutch architecture. Travel over the scenic Helshoogte Pass to Franschhoek, founded by French Huguenots over three centuries ago. Immerse yourself in its enchanting ambiance, stroll along caf-lined streets, and perhaps indulge in a bit of shopping amidst the town's inviting setting. Let your guide curate the perfect tour to suit your palate and interests, ensuring a day filled with memorable experiences and delightful discoveries amidst the splendor of the Winelands.

Game drives in Hwange National Park showcase the rich diversity of Zimbabwe’s largest wildlife reserve, from open savannahs and mopane woodlands to seasonal pans and riverine corridors. Morning and afternoon drives in open 4x4 vehicles allow the opportunity to encounter elephant herds, lion prides, leopard, wild dog, and an array of antelope species, while the park’s prolific birdlife adds further fascination. Wildlife congregates around waterholes, particularly during the dry season and our experienced guides and small guest numbers ensure encounters are unhurried, intimate experiences where sightings can be fully appreciated.

On your Mana Pools safari you will typically enjoy twice-daily game drives in open 4x4 vehicles. The park’s relative remoteness and Wilderness' location in private safari concessions mean sightings are unhurried, perfect for photography or simply observing nature unfold. Guided walking safaris are a highlight at Mana Pools, allowing you to track animals on foot through the forest and along the river, guided by skilled locals who interpret animal signs, tracks, and behaviours. The Zambezi River also offers seasonal boating and canoeing excursions, where you can enjoy the park's abundant birdlife, or try your hand at catch-and-release fishing.

Mana Pools National Park lies at the heart of the Lower Zambezi Valley, a remote and enchanting wilderness. The area is home to large concentrations of elephants, while common waterbuck, pods of hippos and crocodiles can be seen crowding the riverbanks. The birdlife is also superb with migratory carmine bee-eaters nesting in the riverbanks during their breeding season alongside resident white-fronted bee-eaters, while numerous other local specials, like the collared palm-thrush and racket-tailed roller can also be spotted. Enjoy magical sightings while cruising this amazing stretch of the Zambezi River. * Water levels permitting.