Day 1 – Cape Town
Arriving at Cape Town airport you will be met and transferred to the 21 Netteton where you will stay for the next 4 nights. This is the perfect place for those that would like the opportunity to explore the whole of Cape Town but to retreat to somewhere tranquil and luxurious. With only 4 suits this exclusive property on the sloes of Table Mountain is a great choice.

Day 2 to 4 – Cape Town
There is so much to do in Cape Town and the surrounding area and there really is something for everyone, visit the top of Table Mountain, go to Robben Island where Nelson Mandela was held, hit the streets and shop or spend time in some of great bars and restaurants. For those that like to be more active there are plenty of outdoor activities in the area and even beaches for those that like to top up their tan.

Day 5 – Winelands
Today you will be transferred from Cape Town to the winelands where you will head to the Franshhoek Valley where you will spend the next 3 nights at the Leeu Estate on a bed and breakfast basis.

Day 6 and 7 – Winelands
This brilliant, top quality, working vinyard is home to just 17 rooms and suites split between the manor house and the surrounding cottages, it is an excellent place to base yourself while you explore this stunning area or to simply sit back relax and enjoy the excellent food and wine that comes from this estate.

Day 8 – Sabi Sands, Kruger
Today you will be transferred back to Cape Town airport where you will catch your flight to Nelspruit close to Kruger National Park. You will be met on arrival and transferred to the Sabi Sands where you will stay in the Lion Sands Game Reserve at their luxurious Ivory Lodge property. This exclusive lodge is made up of 9 enormous suites, each treated as its own separate unit, it is great for those that want to combine safari with complete indulgence. Stay for the following 4 nights in this incredible lodge in a special location.

Day 9 to 11 – Sabi Sands, Kruger
Sabi Sands is possibly the best known area of the Kruger National Park, it is actually a bordering private area rather than part of the National Park, this means that the game viewing is less crowded and the experience is far more authentic and rewarding, on top of this sightings are actually also some of the best in the whole country.

Day 12
Today it is time to head home, you will be transferred to the Sabi Sands airstrip for your shuttle flight to Johannesburg where you will connect with your onward arrangements.