Table Mountain and the Cape Peninsula, the Garden Route's coast and forests, then two nights of big-five safari.
South Africa combines a world-class city, a scenic coastal drive and a real safari in one trip. Cape Town sits under Table Mountain, reached by a rotating cable car, with the Cape Peninsula drive to the Cape of Good Hope and the penguin colony at Boulders Beach, and the Cape Winelands at Stellenbosch an hour away. The Garden Route runs east along the coast through Knysna's lagoon and Plettenberg Bay to the Tsitsikamma forests. The safari portion is in a private reserve or the greater Kruger area, where two nights allow four game drives in search of lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo, with a flight between Cape Town and the safari region. South Africa offers a simplified visa process for Indian travellers that should be confirmed for the dates. Lodges, flights and inclusions are set by the supplier and listed for confirmation.
Arrive and transfer to your hotel. Evening at the V&A Waterfront.
Table Mountain cable car (weather permitting), Bo-Kaap's painted houses, the Company's Garden and Signal Hill at sunset.
Chapman's Peak drive, Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point, Boulders Beach penguins and Kalk Bay.
Morning in Stellenbosch, then drive east to the Garden Route, overnighting around Knysna or Plettenberg Bay.
Knysna Heads, the Tsitsikamma coast and the Storms River mouth suspension bridge; optional elephant sanctuary or Bloukrans bridge visit.
Drive to George or Port Elizabeth for the flight to the safari region and transfer to your lodge. Afternoon game drive.
Dawn and late-afternoon game drives with a ranger, with the middle of the day at the lodge.
A final morning drive, then transfer to Johannesburg or the regional airport for the onward flight.
Fly home from Johannesburg.
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Itinerary last updated 20 October 2026.