Safaris, cultural tours, adventures, and hidden gems across South Africa.
19 experiences found
Franschhoek, Western Cape
Hop on and off the iconic Wine Tram through the Franschhoek Valley — one of the most beautiful wine routes in the world — tasting as you go through world-class estates.
Cape Town
Soar over Table Mountain, the Cape Peninsula, Camps Bay, and the Atlantic Seaboard for the most breathtaking views Cape Town has to offer.
Hermanus, Western Cape
Hermanus is one of the world's best whale watching destinations. Southern right whales visit Walker Bay between June and November each year.
Knysna, Western Cape
Walk alongside rescued African elephants in their natural forest setting on the Garden Route. One of the most intimate wildlife encounters in South Africa.
Robben Island, Cape Town
The ferry from Cape Town's waterfront takes you to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. Tours are led by former political prisoners.
Table Mountain, Cape Town
Ride the rotating aerial cableway to the flat-topped summit of one of the world's most recognisable mountains. Views stretch from the Atlantic to the Winelands.
Bo-Kaap, Cape Town
Wander the cobblestone streets and brightly painted houses of Cape Town's Cape Malay Quarter with a local guide, finishing with a home-cooked Cape Malay lunch.
Simon's Town, Western Cape
Walk alongside 3,000 African penguins on a pristine beach in Simon's Town. One of the most unique wildlife encounters in the world.
Oudtshoorn, Western Cape
Explore one of the world's great cave systems — a labyrinth of ancient stalactites and stalagmites hidden beneath the Swartberg Mountains near Oudtshoorn.
Cape Peninsula, Western Cape
The dramatic south-western tip of the Cape Peninsula. Stand at the Cape of Good Hope and take in the raw, windswept Atlantic coastline.
Hout Bay to Noordhoek, Cape Town
One of the world's most spectacular coastal drives — a 9km route carved into the sheer cliffs of Chapman's Peak with 114 curves and jaw-dropping Atlantic Ocean views.
Bree St, Loop St & surrounds, Cape Town
On the first Thursday of every month, Cape Town's galleries, studios, and creative spaces stay open late. Free, walkable, and electric — the city at its most alive.
Kalk Bay, Cape Town
A charming 30-minute drive from Cape Town — bohemian antique shops, art galleries, the busy fishing harbour, fresh snoek off the boat, and excellent restaurants lining the main road.
Cape Peninsula, Cape Town
Dive through Cape Town's spectacular kelp forests, teeming with fish, Cape fur seals, and octopus. One of the world's most extraordinary dive sites.
Rhodes Drive, Cape Town
Nestled on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch is one of the world's great botanical gardens — with fynbos, ancient forests, treetop canopy walks, and regular open-air concerts.
Signal Hill, Cape Town
One of Cape Town's most iconic hikes — a circular trail with ladders and chains that leads to a 669m peak with 360° views of Table Mountain, the Atlantic, and the city below.
Gansbaai, Western Cape
Come face to face with Great White Sharks from the safety of a steel cage in the waters of Gansbaai's famous Shark Alley.
Stellenbosch, Western Cape
The Winelands town of Stellenbosch is home to some of SA's finest estates. Guided tours take in cellar tours, tastings, and long lunches under ancient oaks.
V&A Waterfront, Cape Town
Where the Atlantic and Indian oceans meet — explore massive shark tanks, touch pools, colourful reef fish, and sea turtles at Cape Town's beloved V&A Waterfront aquarium.