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South Africa
11 days from $4862 pp roundtrip airfare
Discover the remarkable contrasts of South Africa on a memorable journey combining fascinating history, spectacular wildlife, dramatic mountain scenery, celebrated wine country and the beautiful coastline of the Cape. Travel from Johannesburg and Kruger National Park to Cape Town, the Cape Winelands and the magnificent Cape Peninsula.
Book Solo. Travel Together. This option is designed for customers booking individually, with your own private room included at the hotel accommodation forming part of the main tour, while travelling as part of a regular Lumle small-group tour. Your group may include couples, friends, family members and other customers travelling individually. The number of other solo travellers on your departure is not guaranteed, and you may be the only customer travelling individually within the group.
Begin your South African journey in Johannesburg, discovering the history and heritage of Johannesburg and Soweto through the sightseeing specifically included in your itinerary. Visits may include important landmarks such as Constitution Hill, Vilakazi Street and the Apartheid Museum, providing an introduction to some of the people and events that have shaped modern South Africa. Visits and access are subject to local opening and operational arrangements.
Continue east towards the landscapes of the Lowveld and your base near White River, gateway to one of Africa’s most renowned wildlife regions. Venture into Kruger National Park on an open-vehicle game drive, accompanied by an experienced local guide or ranger as specified in your itinerary.
Kruger is home to an extraordinary diversity of wildlife, including elephants, lions, buffalo, rhinos and leopards. Wildlife is encountered in its natural environment and sightings of the Big Five or any particular species cannot be guaranteed. Safari routes, timings and activities are subject to weather, park regulations, road conditions and operational arrangements.
Discover the dramatic scenery of South Africa’s Panorama Route, with visits to natural landmarks and viewpoints such as God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes and the Three Rondavels, together with the Graskop Gorge Lift where specifically included in your itinerary. Access to viewpoints, attractions and activities is subject to weather, local conditions and operational arrangements.
Fly south to Cape Town, spectacularly positioned between mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. Discover the city’s history, architecture and cultural heritage through the sightseeing specifically included in your itinerary, which may feature landmarks such as Bo-Kaap, the Castle of Good Hope, Slave Lodge and Company’s Garden. Visits and the order of sightseeing are subject to local opening, access and operational arrangements.
Journey into the beautiful Cape Winelands, discovering the historic towns and vineyard landscapes of Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl. Enjoy the visits and tastings specifically stated as included in your itinerary. Wineries, tasting venues and experiences may vary according to availability and local operational arrangements.
Experience the dramatic landscapes of the Cape Peninsula on a journey along one of South Africa’s most memorable coastal regions. Depending on the arrangements specified in your itinerary, the day may include locations and experiences such as Maidens Cove, Hout Bay, Chapman’s Peak, Cape Point Nature Reserve and the African penguin colony at Boulders Beach.
Boat journeys, coastal routes, wildlife experiences and individual attractions are subject to weather, sea conditions, road access, local regulations and operational arrangements. Wildlife is encountered in its natural environment and sightings cannot be guaranteed.
Extend your South African journey with optional experiences that may be available during the online booking process under the Add Ons section. Depending on your departure and availability, options may include additional destinations and experiences in Southern Africa, such as Victoria Falls, Botswana or Namibia.
Available extensions, prices, accommodation, transportation, sightseeing and other inclusions will be shown at the time of booking and are subject to availability.
Important for individual travellers: Optional extensions and add-ons are separate from the main tour. Where accommodation is included in an extension selected by an individual traveller, the applicable occupancy basis and price will be shown during the booking process. The private-room basis of the main tour should not be assumed to apply automatically to an optional extension or add-on unless specifically stated.
This option is designed for customers travelling individually, but the tour itself is not exclusively for solo travellers. You will travel as part of a regular Lumle small group of 1–20 passengers, which may include couples, friends, family members and other individual travellers.
Your own private room is included at the hotel accommodation forming part of the main tour. Where the itinerary includes a different style of accommodation or an optional extension or add-on is selected, the applicable accommodation and occupancy arrangements will be as specified in the itinerary or your booking.
This option is offered on selected guaranteed departure dates. Once your booking is confirmed, Lumle will not cancel your holiday simply because a minimum number of participants has not been reached. As with all holidays, operation remains subject to our Booking Terms & Conditions and circumstances beyond our reasonable control.
Price for individual travellers: The price displayed for this selected departure is per person based on one person occupying their own private room at the hotel accommodation included in the main tour. Prices for the same or a similar tour displayed elsewhere on our website may be based on different departure dates, availability or occupancy arrangements and may therefore differ.
Day 1 : EMBARK ON YOUR SOUTH AFRICAN ADVENTURE – DEPART FROM WASHINGTON DC TO JOHANNESBURG
Day 2 : WELCOME TO JOHANNESBURG – ARRIVAL & LEISURE TIME IN SOUTH AFRICA’S CULTURAL CAPITAL
Day 3 : JOHANNESBURG & SOWETO PRIVATE GUIDED TOUR — HISTORY, CULTURE & LANDMARK ICONS
Day 4 : JOHANNESBURG — KRUGER NATIONAL PARK — SCENIC MPUMALANGA DRIVE & WHITE RIVER STAY
Day 5 : FULL-DAY 4X4 GAME DRIVE — KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Day 6 : FULL-DAY PANORAMA ROUTE TOUR — MPUMALANGA HIGHLIGHTS
Day 7 : KRUGER — CAPE TOWN: FLY THE LOWVELD TO THE CAPE
Day 8 : TABLE MOUNTAIN & CAPE TOWN ORIENTATION — ICONS, HISTORY & COLOURFUL BO-KAAP
Day 9 : FULL-DAY WINELANDS TOUR — STELLENBOSCH, FRANSCHHOEK & PAARL
Day 10 : FULL-DAY PENINSULA TOUR — MAIDENS COVE, HOUT BAY SEALS, CHAPMAN’S PEAK, CAPE POINT & BOULDERS PENGUINS
Day 11 : DEPARTURE DAY — FLIGHT HOME
This itinerary assumes an overnight flight arriving the next day. Some routings may arrive the same day—please check your ticket and final documents.
Your unforgettable Cape & Kruger Explorer begins today as you depart from WASHINGTON DC on an overnight flight to Johannesburg, South Africa. As you make your way through the international terminal, anticipation builds—you’re bound for one of Africa’s most diverse and breathtaking destinations.
From the cosmopolitan charms of Cape Town to the untamed wilderness of Kruger National Park, this journey blends epic scenery, rich cultural heritage and thrilling safari experiences. Settle in onboard as you draw closer to iconic coastlines, dramatic mountains and unforgettable wildlife encounters.
Whether it’s your first visit or a long-awaited return, this itinerary is designed to leave a lasting impression—from sipping vintages in the Cape Winelands to seeking the Big Five in their natural habitat.
• Confirm baggage allowances and any visa/transit requirements (e.g., eVisa/ETAs).
• Keep passport and onward/return tickets handy for check-in and immigration.
• Pack essentials in your carry-on (medication, chargers, light layer, eye mask).
• Hydrate and stretch regularly on long sectors; consider compression socks.
• Aim to arrive early at the airport to allow for security/immigration at peak times.
Overnight: In flight (arrival into Johannesburg next day; occasionally same-day depending on airline schedule).
Your South African adventure begins as you arrive at O.R. Tambo International Airport (JNB) in Johannesburg. After immigration and baggage claim, you will be transferred to your hotel by a professional driver, ensuring a smooth, comfortable start to your journey. From the first welcome at Arrivals to the moment you step into your room, expect warm hospitality and seamless service.
Welcome to Johannesburg—a city of energy, artistry and reinvention. Often called South Africa’s cultural heartbeat, Joburg blends cutting-edge galleries, thought-provoking museums and vibrant street life. Here, street art rubs shoulders with fine dining, and powerful histories infuse everyday rhythms.
If time allows, consider the landmark Apartheid Museum for vital context, or explore the historic streets of Soweto where resilience and creativity run deep. Food lovers can graze at artisanal markets, while coffee aficionados will find third-wave cafés scattered across lively neighbourhoods. Whether you favour boutique boltholes or five-star luxury, Johannesburg caters to every style and budget.
After check-in, take time to relax, freshen up and settle into your new surroundings. The remainder of the day is at leisure—stretch your legs with a gentle neighbourhood stroll, discover a hidden café, or simply unwind and prepare for the adventures ahead.
• Meet & greet at JNB Arrivals (driver or representative with nameboard).
• Transfer from the airport to your hotel.
• Hotel check-in and time at leisure.
• Meeting point: Your driver will wait in the public Arrivals hall with a nameboard. If your flight is delayed, collection will be adjusted where possible; please inform Lumle (UK office) or our local office promptly so we can rearrange accordingly.
• Luggage: Standard allowance is one suitcase and one small carry-on per person; advise in advance for oversized/sporting items.
• Connectivity: A local SIM/eSIM is handy for maps and ride-hailing on free evenings.
• Power: South Africa uses Type M plugs; many hotels offer multi-adapters.
• Safety: Use registered transport, keep valuables discreet, and follow hotel/guide advice.
Overnight: Johannesburg.
After a delicious hotel breakfast, meet your expert English-speaking guide and set off on a captivating journey through Johannesburg, where the past and present merge in dynamic fashion. Glide along the elegant, tree-lined avenues of Rosebank and Houghton, home to some of the city’s most beautiful residences. Pause outside Nelson Mandela’s last residence, a place of quiet reflection marked by white stones bearing heartfelt messages—an intimate tribute to the father of the nation.
Your exploration continues at the powerful Constitution Hill, once an apartheid-era prison complex and today the seat of the Constitutional Court. Walk corridors once occupied by prisoners of conscience and gain deeper perspective on South Africa’s long road to democracy. From here, cross the striking Nelson Mandela Bridge, a sleek landmark that links Braamfontein and Newtown, and roll into Newtown’s creative heart—alive with street art, live music, pop-up galleries and aromatic food stalls.
In the cultural hub of Mary Fitzgerald Square, feel the pulse of Joburg’s urban soul. Once a rallying ground and now a vibrant events space, it honours South Africa’s first female trade unionist and anchors a district that celebrates resilience and creativity.
This afternoon, travel to the storied township of Soweto. Visit the Apartheid Museum for an immersive account of the struggle and reconciliation era; stand at the poignant Hector Pieterson Museum, commemorating the 1976 student uprisings; and step inside Mandela House on historic Vilakazi Street, the only road in the world to have housed two Nobel Peace Prize laureates. Along the way, your guide weaves context, personal stories and local insight that bring each landmark to life.
• Basis: Guided touring (Johannesburg & Soweto).
• Duration: Typically a morning start with return by late afternoon; timings vary with traffic, site operations and your pace..
• Pick-up/Drop-off: Hotel lobby.
• Good to know: Comfortable footwear, hat, sun protection and a light layer recommended.
• Constitution Hill: Former prison turned beacon of justice; home of the Constitutional Court.
• Nelson Mandela Bridge: Iconic span linking Braamfontein & Newtown; symbol of renewal.
• Mary Fitzgerald Square: Historic gathering space; today a vibrant cultural venue.
• Apartheid Museum: Immersive exhibits tracing the struggle to freedom and reconciliation.
• Hector Pieterson Museum: Moving memorial to the 1976 student protests in Soweto.
• Mandela House (Vilakazi Street): Intimate look at Nelson Mandela’s family home and legacy.
• Breakfast
• English-speaking guide
• Transport
• Guided tour of Johannesburg & Soweto with entrances to: Apartheid Museum, Hector Pieterson Museum & Mandela House
• Lunch & dinner • Drinks • Gratuities • Any other entrances not mentioned
Return to your hotel in the late afternoon with a richer understanding of Johannesburg—its history, culture and enduring spirit. Evening at leisure to relax, dine locally or explore nearby cafés.
Overnight: Johannesburg.
After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, leave the vibrant urban buzz of Johannesburg and venture eastward on a scenic drive through Mpumalanga, bound for the legendary Kruger National Park. Today’s journey is a visual feast as South Africa’s landscapes unfold before your eyes.
Watch the concrete skyline give way to the open plains of the Highveld, then descend into the subtropical Lowveld—a warm, life-filled transition that signals your approach to one of Africa’s most biodiverse regions.
On arrival in the Kruger region, lush bushveld and birdsong set the tone for your South African safari. The air feels wilder, scents grow richer, and anticipation builds for unforgettable Big Five encounters.
• Total travelling time: Approximately 5–6 hours, including a scheduled refreshment stop.
• Break en route: Time to purchase snacks or lunch and use restroom facilities before continuing.
• Arrival: Check in at your overnight accommodation and unwind—perhaps a swim before sunset.
Leafy White River, just north of Mbombela, is known for citrus and macadamia farms, creative cafés and a relaxed garden-estate feel. It’s a convenient gateway to Kruger and the Panorama Route (dramatic viewpoints and waterfalls), and sits close to Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (MQP) for smooth connections. Evenings bring warm air, starry skies and the soft chorus of the bush.
Your resort-style base offers comfortable rooms (many with balcony/patio), air-conditioning, mini-fridge, tea/coffee facilities, TV, hairdryer and safe. On-site amenities typically include a swimming pool, restaurant, fitness area and shaded terraces—ideal for easing into safari pace.
Lunch is not included today. You’ll have an opportunity to buy snacks or a light meal during the scheduled refreshment stop.
Overnight: Kruger National Park area (White River / Mbombela).
Wake to the soft light of dawn and the chorus of the African bush—today brings a marquee highlight: a full-day 4x4 game drive in Kruger National Park, one of the world’s premier safari destinations. After a quick coffee or tea at the lodge, collect your breakfast pack and set out early—this is when the bush is most alive and wildlife activity peaks.
Travel in an open-sided 4x4 safari vehicle as sunrise casts a golden sheen across the savannah. Your route focuses on the southern reaches—often nicknamed the Southern Circle—renowned for impressive densities of game, including frequent sightings of lion, rhino, elephant and buffalo. Keep your camera ready: a tawny shape in tall grass, a herd dusting the horizon, or oxpeckers lifting from a rhino’s back can appear in an instant.
Around midday, pause at a designated rest camp to stretch your legs and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant (not included). Swap stories with fellow travellers, top up on water, and prepare for an equally rewarding afternoon in the veld.
As you continue, Kruger’s diversity unfolds: over 140 mammal species and more than 500 birds. Watch giraffe browsing acacia crowns, antelopes grazing on open plains, crocodiles basking near waterholes, and raptors spiralling on thermals. Every bend opens a new window onto Africa’s raw beauty and wildlife wonders.
With the sun slipping toward the bush line, return to the lodge, memory cards full and spirits high. Tonight, savour a well-earned dinner and relax beneath a scatter of southern stars—perhaps with the distant roar of lions or the soft call of a nightjar completing the soundtrack.
• Start: Early departure to maximise prime wildlife hours; exact timing varies by season and gate logistics.
• Vehicle: Open-sided 4x4 with professional English-speaking guide.
• Route: Southern Kruger focus (subject to wildlife movement, road conditions and park regulations).
• Midday stop: Rest camp facilities; restaurant available (lunch not included).
• Dress in neutral layers; mornings can be cool, afternoons warm—pack a light windbreaker.
• Bring hat, reef-safe sunscreen, sunglasses and insect repellent; carry a refillable water bottle.
• Camera/phone with spare battery and memory; follow your guide’s instructions and all park rules.
Lunch at the rest-camp restaurant is at your own expense.
Overnight: Kruger National Park area (White River / Mbombela).
Greet the morning with a quick coffee and collect your breakfast pack before setting out on the storied Panorama Route—a ribbon of mountain passes, rainforest pockets and cliff-edge viewpoints that showcase some of South Africa’s most dramatic scenery. Today’s journey traces soaring escarpments, lush Lowveld vistas and sculpted geology as you discover God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes, the Blyde River Canyon and the immersive Graskop Gorge Lift.
• God’s Window — rainforest walkways and vast Lowveld panoramas (entrance included).
• Bourke’s Luck Potholes — otherworldly cylindrical rock pools carved by swirling waters (entrance included).
• Blyde River Canyon — viewpoints over the Three Rondavels formations (entrance included).
• Graskop Gorge Lift — descend 51 m into indigenous forest; meander walkways and suspension bridges (lift ticket included).
God’s Window: Perched on the edge of the escarpment within the Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve, God’s Window unfurls sweeping views across the Lowveld—dense forests, distant mountains and rippling canyons. Short rainforest paths lead to lookouts where the horizon seems infinite on clear days.
Bourke’s Luck Potholes: At the confluence of the Treur and Blyde rivers, natural eddies have sculpted cylindrical cavities—known as giants’ kettles—into banded rock. Walkways and bridges provide striking vantage points over the honeycombed formations; the on-site centre and facilities make for an easy stop.
Blyde River Canyon & Three Rondavels: One of the world’s largest green canyons, Blyde showcases towering cliffs, lush subtropical vegetation and the iconic Three Rondavels, whose shapes recall traditional African roundhouses. Expect epic overlooks and superb photo opportunities.
Graskop Gorge Lift: Glide 51 metres down the gorge wall in the panoramic viewing lift to a cool forest floor. A 600 m network of boardwalks and suspension bridges winds past waterfalls and interpretive exhibits, revealing the flora and fauna of this immersive pocket of indigenous forest.
Lunch is not included today. Your guide will suggest a convenient stop with café/restaurant options so you can purchase a light meal or snacks.
As afternoon light softens over the escarpment, depart the high country and return to your lodge. Share highlights of the day over a relaxed dinner and settle in for another tranquil Lowveld night.
Overnight: Kruger National Park area (White River / Mbombela).
Wake to one last Lowveld sunrise, then savour your lodge breakfast. It’s time to bid farewell to the wild wonders of Kruger National Park. You will be transferred to Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport (MQP) for your scheduled flight to magnificent Cape Town.
Included: Domestic Flight — Kruger Mpumalanga → Cape Town
Soar from the subtropical Lowveld to the foot of iconic Table Mountain. On arrival in Cape Town (CPT), you will be transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day/evening is at leisure—unwind after your flight, take a gentle stroll along the V&A Waterfront, or sip a sunset drink with views of the city bowl.
• Pick-up: Lodge to MQP in line with your flight time.
• Flight: Scheduled domestic service to CPT (times/routes subject to airline operations).
• On arrival: Meet-and-transfer to your Cape Town hotel; remainder of the day free to relax.
• Documents: Carry passport or valid photo ID for domestic travel.
• Baggage: Allowances per your ticket; excess/oversize fees payable to the airline.
• Liquids: Standard security rules apply; pack sharp items in checked bags.
Settle into your Cape Town hotel and enjoy free time this afternoon/evening—perfect for a relaxed dinner or a gentle walk by the waterfront.
Overnight: Cape Town.
After a refreshing start with your breakfast pack, set out to discover the spirit of the Mother City. Your day blends world-famous scenery atop Table Mountain (weather permitting; return cable car ticket included) with an immersive orientation city tour of Cape Town — a seamless primer on its cultures, architecture and layered history.
Weather allowing, glide by cable car to the flat-topped summit of Table Mountain (1,086 m). Up top, follow easy pathways to panoramic lookouts over the City Bowl, Atlantic Seaboard and Robben Island. The mountain shelters a remarkable biodiversity—about 2,200 plant species and diverse fauna including rock hyraxes and chacma baboons—so keep an eye on the fynbos at your feet as well as the views.
Trace the city’s story through its landmark sights and photogenic quarters:
• Bo-Kaap: Brightly coloured homes on Signal Hill, atmospheric mosques and Cape Malay heritage.
• Castle of Good Hope (entrance included): 17th-century star-fort—South Africa’s oldest surviving colonial building.
• City Hall & St. George’s Cathedral: Civic and spiritual anchors on the Grand Parade/Cathedral Place.
• Slave Lodge (entrance included): Powerful museum exploring slavery’s legacy and human rights.
• Company’s Garden & Houses of Parliament: Botanical calm and historical seat of governance.
• Weather: Table Mountain operations are wind/visibility dependent; sequence may adjust for safety.
• Comfort: Wear layers—summit conditions can be cooler than sea level; bring hat, sunscreen and water.
• Pace: This is an orientation tour; short stops/photo ops are planned with optional brief walks.
Overnight: Cape Town.
After breakfast, leave the ocean breeze of Cape Town behind and trace vineyard-framed valleys into the storied Winelands. Today blends heritage towns, dramatic mountain backdrops and curated tastings—an indulgent journey through the Cape’s culinary heartland.
Begin with a guided walking tour of Stellenbosch. Wander along Dorp Street past fine examples of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architecture, framed by oaks and mountain vistas. Soak up café culture and the collegiate ambience of South Africa’s second-oldest town.
A scenic drive threads through farms and vineyards to Franschhoek. Pause for views of the Huguenot Monument and amble the main street’s galleries and boutiques. Then savour a wine tasting on a hillside estate overlooking neat vine rows and the Wemmershoek Mountains (tasting included).
Cap the day at Spice Route, a village-style precinct where artisans showcase wine, beer, gin, charcuterie and chocolate. Allow about 2 hours to savour a curated flight of tastings.
Included Spice Route tasting set: 6 Spice Route wines; 6 slices of Jewell’s charcuterie; 4 CBC premium beers; a Fynbos & a Rose Water Wilderer gin with tonic; and a selection of Beyers chocolate.
Return to Cape Town in the late afternoon or early evening, content and unhurried after a day of Cape flavours and scenery.
• Tastings are for guests of legal drinking age; bring photo ID if requested.
• Estates/sequence may vary due to availability, events or traffic; a comparable experience will be provided.
• Hydrate between tastings and enjoy responsibly.
Overnight: Cape Town.
Early morning departure from your hotel for a day tracing the dramatic edge of the Cape Peninsula. Rugged headlands, sweeping beaches and wildlife-rich coves set the scene as you follow coastal roads toward the continent’s southwestern tip.
Begin with a short photo stop at Maidens Cove, perched between Clifton and Glen Beach. Here, the cold blue Atlantic meets the verdant folds of the Twelve Apostles and the rear flanks of Table Mountain—a breathtaking panorama to frame the day.
Arrive in Hout Bay and board an included 40-minute cruise to Duiker (Seal) Island. Watch thousands of wild Cape fur seals bask and dive among kelp forests, with towering cliffs as your backdrop.
Continue along Chapman’s Peak, one of the world’s most spectacular coastal roads, with sheer drops to the ocean and chiselled rock overhangs that reveal a new view at every bend.
Enter the wild beauty of the Cape Point Nature Reserve—all wind-sculpted fynbos, rugged cliffs and white-sand coves. Walk to viewpoints for sweeping Cape-of-Good-Hope vistas and keep an eye out for endemic flora and occasional wildlife.
Stroll the boardwalks at Boulders Beach to see the charismatic African penguins up close among rounded granite boulders and clear coves—one of the Cape’s most endearing wildlife experiences.
Pass through historic Simon’s Town and spot the statue of Just Nuisance, the Great Dane famously enlisted by the Royal Navy during WWII.
Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Simon’s Town or en-route, depending on timing (not included; own account). Return to your Cape Town hotel via Ou Kaapse Weg by late afternoon/early evening.
• Weather & operations: Chapman’s Peak and Table Mountain are weather/road dependent; routing may adjust for safety.
• Comfort: Coastal wind can be brisk—bring a light layer, hat and sunscreen.
• Wildlife: Penguins and seals are wild; viewing distances and access follow conservation guidelines.
Overnight: Cape Town.
After breakfast, and in time for your scheduled flight, you will be transferred to Cape Town International Airport (CPT). Your guide will assist with check-in and bid you farewell. If you’d like to extend your holiday, see the popular extension ideas below—perfect add-ons within South Africa or in neighbouring countries.
Extensions are optional extras at additional cost, must be pre-booked, are subject to availability, and may
require a minimum of 2 people depending on the experience and season.
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We carefully select accommodation to complement your journey through South Africa, with consideration given to location, comfort and the overall touring experience. Below are the hotels and lodges currently planned for this tour. Accommodation is subject to availability and operational requirements, and where a listed property is unavailable, alternative accommodation of a comparable category or standard may be used.
Accommodation for individual travellers: The price displayed for this option is based on one person occupying their own private room at the hotel and lodge accommodation forming part of the main tour. You will not be required to share a room with another traveller. Room type, bed configuration, size, facilities, location and views may vary between properties and are subject to the accommodation provider’s availability and allocation.
| Location | Hotel / Lodge |
|---|---|
| Johannesburg | Hampton by Hilton Sandton Grayston or similar |
| Kruger Region | Gecko Lodge Hazyview or similar |
| Cape Town | Cresta Grande or similar |
Please Note: The hotels and lodges shown above are those currently planned for this tour and are subject to availability. If a listed property is unavailable, alternative accommodation of a comparable category or standard may be used. Hotel and lodge ratings, classifications, facilities and standards are not internationally standardised and may differ from those in your home country.
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