South Africa Safari
Tailor-Made & Private | Drive Right into the Epic WildernessWhy Travel to South Africa
South Africa is a country of remarkable diversity, offering everything from spectacular landscapes to fascinating history, amazing animals, and world-class vineyards. Climb the Table Mountain, one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature, and discover the Castle of the Good Hope and House of Parliament in Cape Town; spot the Big Five (lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, and Cape buffaloes) at Kruger National Park; take a relaxing road trip along the picture-perfect Garden Route; savor wine in the beautiful wine country of Paarl, Franschhoek, and Stellenbosch… Whatever you're after, we can tailor-make a South Africa trip to fit your tastes and interests.
South Africa Private Tours & Safari
See what is possible on a private trip to South Africa with our most recommended tour packages. All can be customized to match your specific requirements.
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Cape Town & Kruger Adventures in South Africa
7 DaysCape Town, Skukuza, Kruger National Park, Nelspruit, Johannesburg -
Garden Route and Cape Winelands
9 DaysCape Town, Stellenbosch, Hermanus, Oudtshoorn, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Tsitsikamma, Port Elizabeth - Luxury
South Africa Luxury Safaris with Winelands & Cape Whale Coast
12 DaysJohannesburg, Sabi Sands Game Reserve, Franschhoek, Hermanus, Cape Town
Popular Africa Safaris Including South Africa
Africa is so vast, with our tailor-made service, your South Africa journey can easily be extended to nearby countries, from Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe to the Great Migration in Kenya, leisure beach vacation in Mozambique, and more. Check the crafted multi-country tours below for more inspiration, or contact us directly to create a unique itinerary based on your preferences and needs.
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South Africa and Zimbabwe: Wildlife & Natural Wonders
9 DaysSouth Africa: Cape Town, Kruger National Park; Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls -
Splendors of South Africa, Zimbabwe & Kenya
11 DaysSouth Africa: Cape Town; Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls; Kenya: Nairobi, Lake Naivasha, Maasai Mara National Reserve -
African Marvels: South Africa, Zimbabwe & Botswana
10 DaysSouth Africa: Cape Town, Kruger National Park; Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls; Botswana: Chobe National Park -
From South Africa to Mozambique: Coast & Safari Hideaway
12 DaysSouth Africa: Johannesburg, Nelspruit, Sabi Sand Game Reserve; Mozambique: Maputo, Vilanculos, Bazaruto Island
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Most Frequently Ask Questions About South Africa
- Do I Need a Visa to Travel to South Africa?
Generally, for citizens from the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and most European countries (including the UK), there is no requirement for a visa for traveling to South Africa (up to 90 days).
- What Are the Official Languages of South Africa?
South Africa has 11 official languages, including Afrikaans, English, and 9 other ethnic languages. Most local citizens can communicate in more than 1 language. However, for official business and commerce needs, English is most commonly spoken.
- How to Pay in South Africa?
Cash and card payments are both accepted in South Africa. The official currency of South Africa is the South African rand (ZAR). Cash is widely accepted in South Africa, especially for small shops, street vendors, and taxis. In tourist areas and main cities, credit and debit cards are widely accepted.
- When Is the Best Time to Visit South Africa?
For wildlife viewing, May to September during drier winter is the best time, especially for the Kruger National Park. For whale watching, July to November is the best time.
Summer (November to March) is the best time to enjoy South Africa's wonderful beaches.
- Can I Bring Kids on Safari in South Africa?
Due to safety concerns and regulations, kids under 6 cannot join in a game drive.
For kids from 6 to 12 years old, we can provide some shorter and age-appropriate game drives for them to participate in.
Kids over 12 years old can engage in the safari tour more than younger children because they generally have more patience and stamina for longer journeys.
Best Places to Visit in South Africa
Cape Town is one of the most visited tourist cities in South Africa. For more than 300 years, it has been under the colonial control of many nations, including the Netherlands, Britain, Germany, and France. Hence the city is home to many historic colonial structures, including the oldest one in the area, the Castle of Good Hope, which dates back to 1666. Cape Town's natural view is also distinctive. Table Mountain, so named due to the mountain's flat summit, is located to the west of the city. With the Twelve Apostles standing nearby, the two attractions form a natural "Last Supper".
- KRUGER NATIONAL PARKAs the largest wildlife park in South Africa，it abounds with elephants, lions, rhinos, antelopes, giraffes, wild water, etc. The park is also home to the rare baobab tree. The optimum time to visit the park is during the dry season, which lasts from June to September.
- ROUTE 62The world's best road trip destination has long been thought to be the route between Cape Town and Oudtshoorn. Whether you enjoy fresh oysters, whale watching, sea activities, or stunning landscapes. It can always bring you the perfect experience.
- CAPE WINELANDSIf you want to taste a wide variety of South African wines, look no further than the region located in the west of Cape Town. The Cape Winelands include Paarl, Franschhoek Stellenbosch, etc, where you'll find some of the most famous wineries in the country.
- GARDEN ROUTEThe Garden Route is the name of the 255-kilometer coastal road that runs from Mossel Bay to the Storms River. Along the way, you can pass through its main tour destinations including Knysna, Plettenbers Bay, and Tsitsikamma Coast National Park.
South Africa Travel Guide
Explore our South Africa travel guides crafted by seasoned travel experts and local guides with unparalleled access to first-hand information. Check out one below, and we'll show you how to make the most of your time in South Africa, discover must-see spots, experience unforgettable adventures, and learn all you need to know about Kruger National Park.
- East Africa vs Southern Africa Safari: Where to Go for the BestAfrica safari is ideal for wildlife viewings, however with so many options, should you choose East or Southern Africa? Which country offers better safari experience? This article answers your questions and helps simplify your decision-making process.Read More
- 10 Days in South Africa: 4 Best Safari ItinerariesCross the grasslands where impalas and zebras cast long shadows, unwind in the gentle breeze sea while catching splashes of whales. From exquisite wineries to bustling Cape Town, here are the ideas to plan your ideal 10-day South Africa itinerary.Read More
- How to Plan A South Africa Wine TourSouth Africa’s mix of world-class wines, stunning scenery, rich history, and warm hospitality makes it a unique destination for wine tours. Whether you are an expert or a casual enthusiast, the country’s diverse offerings ensure a lasting...Read More
- A 1-Week Travel Guide for First-Timer to South AfricaWondering how to structure your 1-week itinerary in South Africa and which destinations to include in your wish list? Cape Town or the wildlife haven of Kruger National Park? Check out this travel guide featuring a sample itinerary for your journey.Read More
- A Tour of South Africa's Cape AreaThe Cape area boasts some of the most spectacular landscapes and fascinating cultures in South Africa. Table Mountain, Boulders Beach, Castle of Good Hope, Cape Winelands, Robben Island, etc. are just a few of the best places to visit in this area.Read More
- 8 Experiences You Shouldn't Miss in South AfricaSouth Africa, where you can see leopards preying, lions fighting, giraffes slowly blocking your way, and waves of the Cape of Good Hope roaring, is a country that most closely resembles Africa.Read More
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