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- Email: support@gmail.com
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Southern Africa
We are a collective of passionate individuals united by a shared commitment to protecting and restoring the natural world. Together, we help conserve millions of acres of vital wilderness across the planet—safeguarding ecosystems, wildlife, and communities for generations to come.
Location
Southern Africa
Activities Type
Adventure
Activate Day
March 9 - March 17
Tour Availability
Available
Your Travel Overview
We are a collective of passionate individuals united by a shared commitment to protecting and restoring the natural world. Together, we help conserve millions of acres of vital wilderness across the planet—safeguarding ecosystems, wildlife, and communities for generations to come.
March 9th
- Arrival at Cape Town International Airport
- VIP Meet & Greet with Airport Assistance
- Private Transfer to Hotel
March 9 - 13th
- 4 Night Stay at One & Only Cape Town: 3x Table Mountain Marina Rooms
March 10th
- Private Full-Day Tour: Table Mountain, City Tour & Robben Island Tour with Christo Brand and Cape Malay Cooking Experience
March 11th
- Private Full-Day Cape Point Tour with lunch
March 12th
- Private Full-Day Winelands Tour with lunch & wine tastings
March 13th
- Private Transfer to Cape Town International Airport
- Scheduled Flight: Cape Town 10:40am - Hoedspruit 13:10pm
- Private Transfer to Siviti Timbavati Plains
March 13 - 15th
- 2 Night Stay at Siviti Timbavati Plains: 3x Timbavati Suites
March 15th
- Private Transfer to Hoedpruit Airport
- Scheduled Flight: Hoedspruit 12:05pm - Johannesburg 13:10pm
- Private Transfer to Hotel
March 15 - 17th
- 2 Night Stay at The Peech Hotel: 3x Luxury Rooms
March 16th
- Private Full Tour: Johannesburg City, Soweto, Hector Pietersen,Mandela House & Regina Mundi Church including lunch
March 17th
- Private Transfer to Johannesburg Airport
- VIP Meet & Greet + Airport Assistance
Victoria Falls Add On:
- Scheduled Flight: Johannesburg 11:35am - Victoria Falls 13:20pm
- Private Transfer to Hotel
March 17th - 19th
- 2 Night Stay at The Victoria Falls Hotel: Premium Room
March 18th
- Tour of the Falls and lunch at The Lookout Café
March 19th
- Private Transfer to Victoria Falls Airport
- Scheduled Flight: Victoria Falls 14:00pm - Johannesburg 15:45pm
- VIP Meet & Greet with assistance to International departure flight
- We look forward to welcoming you back to Africa!
Your Itinerary
March 9 - 13 | Cape Town
Area Overview
Cape Town is a true fan favorite, with its exciting Mediterranean vibe, amazing culinary scene, beautiful Cape Dutch architecture, thriving art community, and successful sports teams – all set to the backdrop of iconic Table Mountain and the turbulent waters of the Atlantic Ocean. It is no wonder it is called The Mother City. This vibrant, trendy city has broad appeal. Local attractions include Table Mountain, Robben Island, the V&A Waterfront, Bo-Kaap, boutique shops, numerous museums, wineries, and world famous restaurants. For those venturing beyond the city, the Cape Winelands and Cape Peninsula are a day trip away.
Cape Town’s rich cultural heritage dates back more than 300 years and its diversity is evident in the city’s architecture, art, and food. It is the second most populous city in South Africa and sits at the southwest tip of Africa.
March 9 - 13 | One&Only Cape Town
Property Overview
Set in the vibrant heart of Cape Town’s waterfront, surrounded by restaurants, shopping, art and entertainment; on the doorstep of Table Mountain; and within easy reach of spectacular beaches, national parks, and Winelands, One&Only Cape Town is a tranquil enclave surrounded by mesmerising waterways and a traditional harbour.
Guests can choose between spectacular balcony views of Table Mountain or of the resort’s private Marina and waterways, from the largest hotel rooms in Cape Town. The One&Only Cape Town’s curated selection of restaurants and bars sparkle with unmistakable vibrancy. Guests can savour exceptional cuisine and rare wines in the most stylish spaces in town
Accommodations
Marina Table Mountain Room
All 39 Marina Table Mountain Rooms in the crescent-shaped Marina rise building, offer exceptional views from a large private balcony of Cape Town’s iconic Table Mountain. Each has undergone an extensive interior refurbishment, crafted using thoughtful textures and organic materials, working to create not only a space, but a whole experience and story. Enter and be greeted by warm lighting, an earthy colour scheme and a mud cloth adorned entrance, whose fabric inspired by the traditional Mali creates an authentically African welcome. The space is a perfect blend of nature and design, modernity, and tradition.
March 9 - 13 | One&Only Cape Town
Fast Facts
Highlights
- Close to the Cape Town Harbour area
- Resort-like feel
- Rooms either feature views of Table Mountain or are located on one of the resort's two private islands
- Cape Town's most comprehensive spa situated on its own 1,000 m2 private island in the midst of the resort
Highlights
- 131 rooms and suites
- Restaurant
- Bar
- Lounge
- Spa
- Swimming pool
- Gym
- KidsOnly program
- Event & meeting facilities
- Wifi
March 10 | Cape Town City Tour
Activity overview
Cape Town is consistently ranked among the Top 10 cities in the world to visit by the likes of Condé Nast Traveler and Travel+Leisure magazine. The ‘Mother City’, as it is affectionately known, is a colorful and vibrant city surrounded by dramatic mountains and sandy beaches. The magic of Cape Town lies in the collision of natural wonder, diverse cultures, art, design and a thriving food and wine scene.
Be immersed in the culture of the Cape Malay people, and learn about their history, traditions and how their ancestors came to be in the Cape. Start by walking the streets of Bo Kaap, before being invited to visit with one of the resident families in their home, where you’ll enjoy a cooking lesson with them before sitting down to enjoy a two-course traditional Cape Malay lunch – which they have helped to prepare
Robben Island, the unique symbol of ‘the triumph of the human spirit over adversity, suffering and injustice’ has a 500 years old multi-layered history and is visited every year by thousands of people eager to understand and honour the important aspects of South Africa’s evolution that the Island represents. Enjoy a Private Robben Island Tour with Christo Brand onboard. Nelson Mandela’s ex-prison warder, Christo became a close friend of the Mandela family. A qualified guide, he will walk you through the various aspects of the Robben Island tour with the added insight acquired during this long-standing relationship.
March 11| Cape Peninsula Tour
Activity overview
Start with the drive along the Atlantic Seaboard through the opulent suburbs of Bantry Bay, Clifton, and Camps Bay
through Hout Bay towards Chapman’s Peak Drive. One of the most spectacular marine drives in the world and affectionately known by the locals as ‘Chappies’ , it is a must for anyone passionate about natural scenery. The twists and curves in the road seem endless and it is a photographer’s dream and a paradise for sightseers.
Visit the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. At the tip of the Cape Peninsula and 60 km south-west of Cape Town, the reserve falls within the Table Mountain National Park, a declared Natural World Heritage Site. Encompassing 7750 hectares of varied flora and fauna it abounds with buck, baboons and Cape Mountain Zebra, as well as over 250 species of birds. Ascend to the lighthouse, and pause at the southwestern tip of the African continent.
Continue to Boulders Beach to meet the African penguins. The story of the African penguins is one of the most remarkable urban colonization. The penguin colony in Simonstown started in 1983 when a pair was spotted on Foxy Beach at Boulders. The birds arrived at False Bay from Dyer Island. At the time, False Bay was closed to commercial fishing and the newcomers enjoyed abundant food and unlimited breeding sites, with the African penguin population at Boulders soaring. Today they continue to delight, and it’s a well-known fact that time in the company of these adorable birds is guaranteed to make you smile.
Enjoy lunch at Foodbarn and afterward, enjoy some time walking around the charming Kalk Bay – a popular seaside village known for great shopping and its working harbour with rather obnoxious resident seals. The village is home to a theatre, art galleries, an independent bookshop, a renowned bakery, antique shops and so much more
End the day with a stop at Muizenberg beach, the Surfer’s Corner, where the photogenic and colourful washhouses line the beach.
The coastal stretch between Muizenberg and St. James railway station was once known as Cape Town’s Golden Mile, and today still makes for a wonderful area to explore on foot. Historic buildings, and homes clinging to the mountain side, the railway line that hugs the shoreline and the endless coffee shops and stores, tidal pools and beaches will make you want to linger.
March 12 | Winelands Tour
Activity overview
Your wine tour will take you through the wine regions of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek with wine tastings, chocolate pairings, and cellar tours. Explore the beautiful town of Franschhoeh and enjoy lunch at the renown Cavalli Estate in the outer vineyards of Stellenbosch.
March 13 - 15 | Thornybush Game Reserve
Activity overview
Thornybush Game Reserve is part of the Greater Kruger National Park and is famed for its huge variety of wildlife including the Big Five – lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino. This 34,500 acre private reserve recently dropped fences with its neighbors, allowing animals to move freely across a huge expanse of protected wilderness. Being in the private reserve affords guests an exclusive game viewing experience, with a limited number of lodges and visitors. This allows for intimate, uncrowded encounters with wildlife.
The game density is excellent, especially lion and leopard, and guests are able to get as close to the action as possible. Bush walks and night drives offer an exciting way to encounter wildlife
March 13 - 15 | Siviti
Property Overview
Siviti is a small safari lodge set in the Southern section of Thornybush Private Nature Reserve, part of Greater Kruger National Park.
The lodge is on the banks of the Timbavati river where elephants and other animals come to drink. Siviti sleeps 12 in 6 lodges, and eight in a homestead with 4 bedrooms.
Experience & Activities
Twice daily game drives are included in the rate. The reserve and the wider Kruger have the Big 5, the Little 5 and countless species of bird for guests to look out for. Siviti has a guide and tracking team which lead the game drives which include sundowner drinks and coffee stops.
For an additional cost, guests can embark on a flight into Blyde River Canyon. You will be collected from the lodge and taken for a 1.5 hour helicopter trip to explore one of the largest canyons on earth, with the option to land on the top of Blyde and enjoy a quick picnic. Back at the lodge, guests can book
Accommodations
Suites
Each of the four Timbavati Suites have sliding, floor-to-ceiling glass doors which open onto a large terrace and plunge pool with views into the bush. They have an extra length king-size bed, indoor lounge and en suite bathroom with a bath tub that also has sliding doors to allow for a bath under the stars. They have a safe, ceiling fan, and tea and coffee making facilities.
Fast Facts
Highlights
- Located in the southern section of Thornybush Private Nature Reserve, part of Greater Kruger National Park
- Big 5 game found locally
- Spa treatments
Highlights
- 4 suites, a 2-suite villa, & 8-person homestead
- Breakfast buffet
- Dining area
- Lounge
- Swimming pool
- Wifi
March 15 - 17 | Johannesburg
Area Overview
Johannesburg, affectionately referred to by locals as “Jozi” or “Joburg,” is the largest city in South Africa and one of the 50 largest urban areas in the world. Though not traditionally a tourist destination, Johannesburg is a transit point for connecting domestic and international flights and has become a cultural hub, with museums, theaters, art galleries, and libraries. There are opportunities for shopping at upmarket shopping centers like Sandton City, the Mall of Africa, and Nelson Mandela Square and, for souvenirs and African art, at flea markets like Oriental Plaza and the Rosebank Flea Market.
Johannesburg is the home of the Constitutional Court, the highest court in South Africa, and tours to the Apartheid Museum often combine a visit to Constitution Hill. Other attractions include former townships like Alexandra and Soweto where visitors learn about South Africa’s apartheid history. The Mandela Museum, located in the former home of Nelson Mandela, is located in Soweto.
March 15 - 17 | The Peech
Property Overview
Set in the leafy residential neighborhood of Melrose, The Peech is renowned for discreet personal service. It offers a haven of tranquility in striking contrast to Joburg’s unique identity as a large and bustling African city.
Originally a family residence, the heritage features of the main house have since been lovingly restored as the hotel’s main entrance and operational hub. Today The Peech offers 32 modern and well-appointed guest rooms, each overlooking two acres of lush and largely indigenous gardens.
With an interior style described as ‘understated Afri-chic,’ the hotel is infused with locally inspired design and
craftsmanship. The Peech offers two restaurants, one is an exclusive guest-only bistro serving fresh, light meals throughout the day. The other is a fine dining dinner restaurant called ‘Basalt,’ which is open to both hotel guests and local patrons in the evenings
Accommodations
Luxury Room
The Luxury Rooms are 45m² and have ensuite bathrooms with a walk-in rain-dance shower and separate WC area. They feature oak floors and large patios or balconies facing out over the hotel’s lush gardens. Amenities include a minibar fridge, Nespresso machine, TV with streaming facility, and the rooms are air conditioned.
Fast Facts
Highlights
- Set in the suburb of Melrose
- Two acres of lush and largely indigenous gardens
- Centrally located near the main shopping area, and adjacent to the boutiques, cafés, and park of Melrose
Highlights
- 32 rooms & suites
- Restaurants
- Wine cellar
- Bar
- Lounge Library
- Gardens
- Pool
- Gym access
- Meeting space
- Air conditioning
- Wifi
March 16 | Soweto & Apartheid Tour
Brace yourself for an eye-opening and emotional visit to the HectorPieterson Museum, a space dedicated to the commemoration of high school students who led a peaceful march that quickly transformed into a mass murder. Take a drive or stroll along Soweto’s visitor-friendly Vilakazi Street, the only street in the world to have housed two Nobel Prize winners. Take note of the public art, especially the Day of the Uprising artwork, as well as memorials and benches that note famous historical sites. Stop at the original Soweto home of Nelson Mandela, the former ‘safe haven’ for the Mandelas and their friends, and imagine how
March 17 - 19 | Victoria Falls
Area Overview
The town of Victoria Falls lies on the southern banks of the Zambezi River at the western edge of the falls that it is named after. After David Livingstone set his eyes on the “smoke that thunders” in 1855, the settlement was later developed in 1901 when the possibility of using the waterfall for hydro-electric power was explored, and expanded when the railway from Bulawayo reached the town shortly before the Victoria Falls Bridge was opened in April 1905, connecting Southern Rhodesia (later Rhodesia; now Zimbabwe) to Northern Rhodesia (later Zambia).
Vic Falls, as it is affectionately abbreviated to, is known as the adventure capital of Africa, with any number of outdoor and adventure activities to choose from. As well as world-class white water rafting, there is one of the world’s highest bungee jumps, skydiving, swing slides, helicopter rides and more.
Although the town is small, it has a vibrant feel to it with lots of craft shops, pop up craft breweries and cafes, and relies heavily on tourism.
March 17 - 19 | The Victoria Falls Hotel
Property Overview
One of the world’s classic five-star hotels, The Victoria Falls Hotel commands prime location overlooking Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, an acclaimed Natural Wonder of the World. A proud member of Leading Hotels of the World, the Edwardian-style hotel, built in 1904, was splendidly redecorated in 2013 to combine its traditional majesty with modern sophistication. For more than 110 years The Victoria Falls Hotel has been a luxury icon in Africa. This unique property is just a ten minute walk from the actual falls.
The hotel features 149 rooms and suites – truly a five-star experience of pure grandeur. Style, glamour, and sophistication are hallmarks of the accommodations, which are luxuriously appointed with warm, inviting décor.
The hotel’s grand Edwardian architecture evokes the spirit of a bygone era. The courtyard and entrance, completed in 1917, with flowering shrubs, palms and stately mango trees, is picturesquely reflected in the waterlily ponds.
The main lounge with its traditional elegance and décor provides a perfect backdrop for relaxing with friends. The Bulawayo Room offers serenity and seclusion in surroundings of exceptional comfort and luxury. The hotel has a well appointed curio shop specializing in bygone memorabilia.
The pool pavilion is a quiet and secluded corner in which to relax. The hotel’s long and fascinating history is depicted through pictures, posters, and artistic impressions along its many corridors, reflecting past glories of the Empire.
All of the restaurants have ideal locations. Lavish buffets at the Jungle Junction are but one of the many choices for breakfast and dinner. Stanley’s Terrace is a must for light meals throughout the day. Enjoy dinner and dancing in the newly inspired Livingstone Room, with classic à la carte and table d’hôte menus.
Experience & Activities
Many a guest has marvelled at the magnificent views as seen from The Victoria Falls Hotel. The experience begins with the sun rising beneath the mist of one of the seven natural wonders of the world.
The Victoria Falls as a destination is acclaimed as the unchallenged Adventure Capital of Africa to thrill the most ardent adrenalin-seeker or those desiring soft and enticing experiences that include the eco-world and authentic traditional culture.
Accommodations
Premium Room
Premium rooms offer discerning clients modern luxury and elegance, with dedicated lounge areas and located in various locations of the hotel overlooking the lush gardens or stunning Batoka Gorge of the Zambezi River. They have convertible king-sized bed, IP TV, mini bar, and private safe.
Fast Facts
Highlights
- Premium rooms offer discerning clients modern luxury and elegance, with dedicated lounge areas and located in various locations of the hotel overlooking the lush gardens or stunning Batoka Gorge of the Zambezi River. They have convertible king-sized bed, IP TV, mini bar, and private safe.
- Edwardian-style hotel originally built in 1904 combines its traditional majesty with modern sophistication
- The Africa Spectacular show performed nightly at Jungle Junction consists of a variety of exciting dances performed by local tribes
- A proud member of Leading Hotels of the World
Quick facts
- 161 rooms & suites
- Restaurants
- Bar
- Swimming pool
- Beauty spa
- Hair salon
- Gift shop
- Fitness centre
- 24 hour room service
- Meeting & event facilities
- Air conditioning
- Wifi
Local Tours & Activities
- Bush dinners
- Zip line
- Game walk
- Horse riding
- Game drive
- Bird watching
- Crocodile farm
- Golf
- Night Drive
- Curio Shopping
- Fishing
- Sunset cruise
- White water rafting
- Canoeing
- River cruise
- Upper river canoeing
- Bungee jumping
- Flying fox
- Gorge swing
- Helicopter flights
Please note: All listed activities incur an additional charge
March 19 | International Departure Day
Time to say “Goodbye”
Today you will connect with your international departure flight back home.
We hope to welcome you back to Africa again soon!
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