Luxury South Africa & Mauritius

Arrive in Cape Town today where you will be greeted and taken by private transfer to your luxury hotel in the heart of the Victoria and Albert Waterfront. The One & Only Cape Town enjoys epic views of Table Mountain as well as exceptional service and delicious in house restaurants, including Nobu, a Japanese-Peruvian fusion restaurant invented by Michelin-starred chef, Nobuyuki Matsuhisa.

Overnight at the One&Only Cape Town

You have two days now to explore the vibrant city of Cape Town. Indulge in some retail therapy at the V&A waterfront with its many boutiques and sample the many delicious cuisines on offer. Take a trip over the Robben Island to learn more about Nelson Mandela's incarceration by speaking to real-life ex-inmates of the prison.

The hop-on, hop-off bus is a great way to explore the key sites of the city even taking you to the base of Table Mountain where you can ride the cable car to the top for epic views right across the city and beyond. If the beach is more your thing take the short journey to Camps Bay and spend the day on this stunning beach overlooking the Atlantic Ocean.

You will be collected after breakfast this morning and taken to the Cape Winelands where you will check into your luxury hotel located in a quiet suburb of Stellenbosch. Majeka House is a 21 room boutique property with several different room types offering garden, pool or mountain views and fun, quirky interiors. With a full spa and restaurant on site you can spend the rest of the day relaxing at the hotel or taking a stroll around the town.

You have a whole day now to explore Stellenbosch and the Cape Winelands, why not pre-book a wine tasting at one of the many vineyards nearby or take part in a wine tram tour for a fun winelands experience. Stellenbosch is a fun student town packed with art galleries, restaurants and bars, the perfect spot to wile away an afternoon you could even take a trip to nearby Franschhoek and sample one of the many award-winning restaurants here.

Departing the winelands today, your private driver will take you the short journey back to Cape Town to connect with your flight north to Kruger National Park. On arrival into Kruger you will be collected and taken on a short game drive to the lodge.

Your safari stay is within the Sabi Sands Reserve, which is part of the Greater Kruger meaning all animals can roam freely between the national park and the reserve. Sabi Sands Private reserve is located within the Sabi Sabi and is synonymous with both luxury and exceptional game viewing. You will arrive in time for an evening game drive, once the sun is starting to set animals move more freely through the reserve allowing for better sightings of these magnificent creatures.

Sabi Sabi Game Reserve is renowned for its exceptional game viewing, luxurious lodges and world-class service. Your time here will be nothing less than breath-taking as your intersperse early morning and evening game drives in the park with rest and relaxation back at the lodge. Delicious cuisine and outstanding wines await you at the camp and drinking sundowners while on safari is an absolute highlight of any trip to the Sabi Sabi.

Head out on a final early morning game drive this morning for your last chance to see the local wildlife, hopefully by now you will have ticked all of the Big 5 off your list as well as many other species. After a hearty breakfast its time to head to the airport to meet your flight to Johannesberg.

Relax in your overnight airport hotel ready for your departure to Mauritius.

Today you will fly from Johannesburg to Mauritius. This Indian Ocean isle is famous for its incredible beaches, with powdery sands, swaying palms and bath-warm blue seas. 

You will be collected to taken your beautiful hotel located right on the coast, where you will settle in for a four night sta.

Synonymous with glorious beaches and endless turquoise oceans Mauritius is the perfect place to kick back and relax. Spend your days exploring the underwater world straight from the beach.

Away from the coast, you can expect to find colonial buildings, ornate temples, lush national parks – filled with waterfalls and wildlife – and the jaw-dropping Seven Coloured Earths. All this, combined with Creole cuisine and stunning sunsets, makes Mauritius a rich destination, and one that will leave you longing for more.