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Experience the essentials of South Africa on this journey to Aquila Safari Game Reserve and magnificent Cape Town!
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Easy Tours are accessible for all travelers. There will be limited periods of standing or walking during sightseeing excursions as pre-booked transportation will take passengers between destinations.
Visit the lively city of Cape Town and enjoy an unforgettable wildlife safari on this incredible South African adventure. Starting in the stunning Aquila Private Game Reserve, enjoy guided safari drives to the spot and learn about Africa’s famous Big Five as well as the many other plant and animal wildlife that call the reserve their home. Moving on to Cape Town, enjoy four nights in the “Mother City”, seeing the highlights on a half-day city tour with the rest of the time free to explore the city at your own pace or perhaps joining one of the many optional tours on offer.
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Prices for this tour are per person, based on a twin/double sharing basis
Single supplement is available, starting at USD 449 per person
| Depart | Return | Land Only Price | New York (NYC) | Status |
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| Depart : 02 Jul 2026 | Return : 09 Jul 2026 | Land Only Price : $1999 | New York (NYC) : $3399 |
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| Depart : 06 Aug 2026 | Return : 13 Aug 2026 | Land Only Price : $1999 | New York (NYC) : $3299 |
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| Depart : 03 Sep 2026 | Return : 10 Sep 2026 | Land Only Price : $1899 | New York (NYC) : $2899 |
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| Depart : 01 Oct 2026 | Return : 08 Oct 2026 | Land Only Price : $1949 | New York (NYC) : $3099 |
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| Depart : 05 Nov 2026 | Return : 12 Nov 2026 | Land Only Price : $1949 | New York (NYC) : $3099 |
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We can arrange connecting flights from many other cities for an additional price. Please contact us to receive a quote for departure from airports that are not on the list above.
You can choose to extend your vacation by having more days at the end of your tour. You may also choose to combine your tours with our many other tours and trip extensions. Please contact us for more details.
| Optional Tours Selection | |
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| African Dinner and Drumming Experience - Day 4 Join a fun-filled evening of interactive entertainment and delicious food at Gold restaurant. Sample a set Cape Malay / African style menu which will be served at the table in sharing and individual portions. This evening will start with an interactive djembe drumming session followed by a traditional soothing hand washing ceremony. A professional djembe drum instructor will teach you how to play the basic rhythms of the djembe drum. Live entertainment during dinner includes a Mali puppet show with storytelling featuring singers, dancers, puppets, and musicians. The final performance will be by the waiters and kitchen staff who will entertain you with some local songs and dances. Tour Departs: Dail, 6:00pm, subject to availability Tour Ends: 11:00pm Tour Includes Return transfers from Cape Town city centre / Interactive djembe drumming session and set menu dinner |
+ $100 |
| Table Mountain and City Day tour with Ticket included - Day 5 With your ticket, take a cable car up to the summit of the legendary Table Mountain from where you may see the end of the world, including the city and surrounding layout of this southernmost tip of Africa. |
+ $145 |
| Half Day Cape Point Tour - Day 6 Drive to Chapman’s Peak to admire the breathtaking scenery. Continue to Cape Point Nature Reserve, along with Cape Point to enjoy even more breathtaking landscapes of South Africa. You will then return to Cape Town via Simon’s Town where you may choose to see the penguins at Boulders Beach (at your own expense). The tour will be completed with a drive through Fish Hoek and Muizenberg. Tour Departs: Daily, 8:00 AM Tour Ends: 12:30 PM Note: The tour will be unavailable on April 5-6, 2025, due to road closures for the Two Oceans Marathon. |
+ $80 |
| Full Day Cape Peninsula Tour - Day 6 On this full-day tour, you will be able to explore the dramatic coastline of the Cape Peninsula, including a visit to the Boulders Beach penguin colony and Cape Point Nature Reserve (entrance fees not included). Summer tours will also visit Kirstenbosch, a famous and beautiful botanical garden at the foot of Table Mountain; while tours in the winter will visit Groot Constantia, a historical wine estate founded in 1685. Tour departs daily: between 07h45 – 08h45 Tour ends: 16h00 Inclusions: Chapmans Peak Drive (If open) / Entrance fees to Cape Point National Park / Entrance to Cape of Good Hope / Tea & Cake and a visit to Rhodes Memorial Exclusions: entrance to Penguin Colony at Boulders Beach
Note: The tour will be unavailable on April 5-6, 2025, due to road closures for the Two Oceans Marathon.
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+ $160 |
| Cape Town Food Markets Experience - Day 6 Experience a typical Market Day at the Oranjezicht City Farm Market, where small local farmers and artisanal food producers link urban farming with Cape Town’s history and heritage, using seasonal produce. Mingle with locals as they do their weekly food shopping (vegetables, fruit, bread, honey) and try out some delicious cooked and raw foods (for your own account). Continue to the Neighborhoods Market at The Old Biscuit Mill (a real biscuit mill from around the 19th Century converted into a quaint little village showcasing great food and décor, in the heart of Woodstock). Enjoy delicious eats and treats (for your own account) and take the opportunity to browse through local arts and crafts. Your expert guide will be on hand to assist with insider tips on the local farmers and the produce they are selling. Tour Departs: Saturdays at 8:30 AM, weather permitting Tour Ends: 1:00 PM Tour Includes Return transfers from Cape Town city center / Expert local guide |
+ $45 |
| Full Day Cape Winelands Tour - Day 7 Spend a superb day dedicated to celebrating the glorious grape, the exceptional Winelands region, and the heavenly scenery! The area is rich in history, and you’ll feel it as you journey through the region for a wine cellar tour and tasting, learning all about the winemaking process from grape to goblet. Visit the exquisite little town of Franschhoek, pass by the impressive Huguenot Monument, and soak in the charm of a town renowned for its gourmet heritage. Travel over the breathtaking Helshoogte Mountain Pass to the picturesque university town of Stellenbosch. Stroll through its oak-lined streets, admire the Cape Dutch architecture, and browse a few charming shops (please note that on Sundays not all galleries and shops are open). Enjoy wine tastings at two different estates, with the opportunity to purchase your favorite bottles to take home. |
+ $120 |
| Half Day Township Tour with Robben Island - Day 7 Join us for a unique journey through the three phases of South Africa’s history: its origins, the Apartheid era, and the New South Africa. Departing from Cape Town city center, our first stop is the Malay Quarter (Bo Kaap), where we’ll discuss the arrival of Dutch sailors in 1652, a pivotal moment in South Africa's history. As we stroll along the charming cobblestone streets lined with brightly colored homes, your guide will explain the establishment of racial segregation. We’ll pass notable landmarks of Cape Town before heading to District 6, where we’ll witness the remnants of a once-thriving mixed-race community of 60,000 that was destroyed to create an exclusive area for white residents. Next, we’ll visit Langa, Cape Town's oldest Black African township, discussing the oppressive laws enacted by the Apartheid regime. In Langa, we’ll stop for photos at a site commemorating the 1976 student uprising, and we’ll cover the Pass Laws and the barracks for African migrant workers. If our tour is on a Sunday morning, we’ll also visit a local church, immersing ourselves in the vibrant and charismatic religious practices of the townships. To wrap up the day, we’ll take an afternoon ferry trip to Robben Island (weather permitting and subject to seat availability), where former president Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Tour Departs: Tuesday; Thursday; Saturday & Sunday at ± 09h00 and returns at ± 16h30, |
+ $140 |
| Great White Shark Cage Diving Tour - Day 7 Travel to Gansbaai to enjoy a light breakfast before you proceed to Dyer Island. You can either cage dive and experience the thrills of being in the water with the Great White Sharks or view the more adventurous members of the group from the surface onboard the safety of the vessel. This tour will give you the experience of watching the magnificent predator in its natural feeding grounds. Tour Departs: Daily ±06h00 |
+ $325 |
| Extra night post-tour in Cape Town including breakfast and airport transfer | |
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| Charges for 1 Day(s) |
+ $190 |
| Rooming Charges | |
| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $130 / person |
| Extra night pre-tour in Cape Town including breakfast and airport transfer | |
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| Charges for 1 Day(s) |
+ $190 |
| Rooming Charges | |
| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $130 / person |
Optional Extension to Garden Route. Please see details in Price and Dates tab!
Today make your own way to the airport to depart on your overnight flight to South Africa. Enjoy in-flight meals and services.
Overnight on board the flight
Upon arrival in Cape town, you will be met and transferred to the Aquilla Private Game Reserve. Located on 7500 hectares of pristine land, this conservancy is home to the Big 5 as well as a multitude of other African animals. The reserve is tastefully decorated and designed to blend in naturally into the surrounding environment, making spotting wildlife from one’s room a definite possibility.
Overnight at the Aquilla Private Game Reserve
Enjoy two game drives today in open 4x4 safari vehicles with highly skilled and experienced safari guides.
Overnight at the Aquilla Private Game Reserve
After your last game drive and lunch, you will depart for Cape Town today. Known as the “Mother City”, Cape Town is situated amidst majestic mountains and surrounded by pristine white beaches and is known as one of the world’s most picturesque tourist destinations. Often called the 'cosmopolitan hub of Africa', it is home to a rich cultural and historical heritage, vibrant restaurants and nightlife and a multitude of activities - from extreme sports to leisurely scenic cruises and world-class shopping. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure.
Overnight in Cape Town
Optional: African Dinner and Drumming Experience: USD 100, min 2 paxJoin a fun-filled evening of interactive entertainment and delicious food at Gold restaurant. Sample a set Cape Malay / African style menu which will be served at the table in sharing and individual portions. This evening will start with an interactive djembe drumming session followed by a traditional soothing hand washing ceremony. A professional djembe drum instructor will teach you how to play the basic rhythms of the djembe drum. Live entertainment during dinner includes a Mali puppet show with storytelling featuring singers, dancers, puppets, and musicians. The final performance will be by the waiters and kitchen staff who will entertain you with some local songs and dances.
Tour Departs: Dail, 6:00pm, subject to availability
Tour Ends: 11:00pm
Tour Includes Return transfers from Cape Town city centre / Interactive djembe drumming session and set menu dinner
After breakfast, explore Cape Town on a half-day city tour that will take you to the historical and cultural sights of Cape Town. You will step into the rich history of the city passing by key historical monuments and places of interest, such as the impressive Castle of Good Hope and Cape Town City Hall. The tour stops at the beautiful St. George’s Cathedral, passes the through the lush Company Gardens, and explores a cultural hub of Cape Town, the Bo-Kaap, also known as the Cape Malay quarter. A tour of this vibrant city, home to street markets of every kind, cosmopolitan and rustic eateries, and a host of cultures is an unforgettable experience.
Overnight in Cape Town
*Please note, guests who purchase the Table Mountain Cable Car tickets today will be dropped off at the end of the city tour. The return transfer is NOT included.
Optional: Table Mountain and City Day tour with Ticket included : USD 145, min 2 paxWith your ticket, take a cable car up to the summit of the legendary Table Mountain from where you may see the end of the world, including the city and surrounding layout of this southernmost tip of Africa.
Please check with the tour guide and confirm your pick-up time.Spend the day at leisure or perhaps book one of the following optional tours.
Overnight in Cape Town
Optional: Half Day Cape Point Tour: USD 80, min 1 paxDrive to Chapman’s Peak to admire the breathtaking scenery. Continue to Cape Point Nature Reserve, along with Cape Point to enjoy even more breathtaking landscapes of South Africa. You will then return to Cape Town via Simon’s Town where you may choose to see the penguins at Boulders Beach (at your own expense). The tour will be completed with a drive through Fish Hoek and Muizenberg.
Tour Departs: Daily, 8:00 AM
Tour Ends: 12:30 PM
Note: The tour will be unavailable on April 5-6, 2025, due to road closures for the Two Oceans Marathon.
Optional: Full Day Cape Peninsula Tour: USD 160, min 2 paxOn this full-day tour, you will be able to explore the dramatic coastline of the Cape Peninsula, including a visit to the Boulders Beach penguin colony and Cape Point Nature Reserve (entrance fees not included). Summer tours will also visit Kirstenbosch, a famous and beautiful botanical garden at the foot of Table Mountain; while tours in the winter will visit Groot Constantia, a historical wine estate founded in 1685.
Tour departs daily: between 07h45 – 08h45
Tour ends: 16h00
Inclusions: Chapmans Peak Drive (If open) / Entrance fees to Cape Point National Park / Entrance to Cape of Good Hope / Tea & Cake and a visit to Rhodes Memorial
Experience a typical Market Day at the Oranjezicht City Farm Market, where small local farmers and artisanal food producers link urban farming with Cape Town’s history and heritage, using seasonal produce. Mingle with locals as they do their weekly food shopping (vegetables, fruit, bread, honey) and try out some delicious cooked and raw foods (for your own account). Continue to the Neighborhoods Market at The Old Biscuit Mill (a real biscuit mill from around the 19th Century converted into a quaint little village showcasing great food and décor, in the heart of Woodstock). Enjoy delicious eats and treats (for your own account) and take the opportunity to browse through local arts and crafts. Your expert guide will be on hand to assist with insider tips on the local farmers and the produce they are selling.
Tour Departs: Saturdays at 8:30 AM, weather permitting
Tour Ends: 1:00 PM
Tour Includes Return transfers from Cape Town city center / Expert local guide
Spend the day at leisure or perhaps book one of the following optional tours.
Overnight in Cape Town
Optional: Full Day Cape Winelands Tour: USD 120, min 2 paxSpend a superb day dedicated to celebrating the glorious grape, the exceptional Winelands region, and the heavenly scenery! The area is rich in history, and you’ll feel it as you journey through the region for a wine cellar tour and tasting, learning all about the winemaking process from grape to goblet. Visit the exquisite little town of Franschhoek, pass by the impressive Huguenot Monument, and soak in the charm of a town renowned for its gourmet heritage. Travel over the breathtaking Helshoogte Mountain Pass to the picturesque university town of Stellenbosch. Stroll through its oak-lined streets, admire the Cape Dutch architecture, and browse a few charming shops (please note that on Sundays not all galleries and shops are open). Enjoy wine tastings at two different estates, with the opportunity to purchase your favorite bottles to take home.
Optional: Half Day Township Tour with Robben Island: USD 140, min 2 paxJoin us for a unique journey through the three phases of South Africa’s history: its origins, the Apartheid era, and the New South Africa. Departing from Cape Town city center, our first stop is the Malay Quarter (Bo Kaap), where we’ll discuss the arrival of Dutch sailors in 1652, a pivotal moment in South Africa's history. As we stroll along the charming cobblestone streets lined with brightly colored homes, your guide will explain the establishment of racial segregation. We’ll pass notable landmarks of Cape Town before heading to District 6, where we’ll witness the remnants of a once-thriving mixed-race community of 60,000 that was destroyed to create an exclusive area for white residents. Next, we’ll visit Langa, Cape Town's oldest Black African township, discussing the oppressive laws enacted by the Apartheid regime. In Langa, we’ll stop for photos at a site commemorating the 1976 student uprising, and we’ll cover the Pass Laws and the barracks for African migrant workers. If our tour is on a Sunday morning, we’ll also visit a local church, immersing ourselves in the vibrant and charismatic religious practices of the townships.
To wrap up the day, we’ll take an afternoon ferry trip to Robben Island (weather permitting and subject to seat availability), where former president Nelson Mandela was imprisoned.
Tour Departs: Tuesday; Thursday; Saturday & Sunday at ± 09h00 and returns at ± 16h30,
(except 16, 25-26 Dec; 01-02 Jan; 19 & 20 Apr.)
Travel to Gansbaai to enjoy a light breakfast before you proceed to Dyer Island. You can either cage dive and experience the thrills of being in the water with the Great White Sharks or view the more adventurous members of the group from the surface onboard the safety of the vessel. This tour will give you the experience of watching the magnificent predator in its natural feeding grounds.
Tour Departs: Daily ±06h00
Tour Ends: ±17h00
Tour Notes: Weather and sea conditions permitting / Sightings of Great White Sharks are not guaranteed
Tour Includes Light breakfast
Approx. 11 hours
This morning have breakfast at the hotel before being transferred from the hotel to the airport for your flight back home.
Optional Extension to Garden Route. Please see details in Price and Dates tab!
This all-inclusive, rustic safari lodge on a private game reserve in the Southern Karoo is 12 km from the town of Touws River. Informal rooms feature earth tones and wood floors and come with free Wi-Fi. Upgraded rooms add balconies and seating areas, while stone cottages with thatched roofs feature fireplaces and patios; 1 has a whirlpool bath. All meals are included, and are served in 2 relaxed restaurants. The 2 outdoor pools have adjacent bars, and there's a cigar lounge. Horseback and quad-bike tours are available, as are twice-daily game drives.
Cresta Grande Hotel – Cape Town offers stunning views of Table Mountain and Cape Town Stadium, along with an outdoor pool and terrace. The air-conditioned rooms are adorned with rich African textures and colors, featuring 32" flat-screen TVs, minibars, and spacious bathrooms with both showers and bathtubs. Guests can start their day with a full English or continental breakfast, while the on-site restaurant serves a mix of international and local favorites, including seafood, steaks, and chops. The stylish bar offers a variety of fine spirits and cocktails, and the gym on the 17th and 18th floors provides panoramic mountain views, equipped with bikes, weight machines, and a full range of free weights. Please note that the sauna and steam room are currently undergoing maintenance.
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South Africa
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All children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Minimum age for children on escorted tours is 8. Minimum age on Safaris is 8. Minimum age for game drives in Kruger National Park (South Africa) is 12. Minimum age for Uganda programs is 15.
Please note that many countries have adopted practices to prevent international abductions of children. If a person under the age of 18 years will be travelling with an adult other than his/her parents, or with only one parent, a notarized letter, granting authorization to travel, including the dates of travel should be carried.
We offer many Solo-Friendly trips with no mandatory single supplement. For all other tours, a single supplement will apply for solo travelers.
For the rates on these tours, please refer to the Price and Dates section on each tour page.
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