Cape Town is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world with its magnificent nature, beautiful coasts, white beaches and cloud-covered mountains. Cape Town is the mecca of attractions that offers a great variety of fantastic experiences – something that suits everyone in the family! The city is beautifully situated at the foot of Table Mountain, its most famous landmark. There are plenty of nice restaurants, shopping, child-friendly activities etc. In Cape Town, you will find green and lush Constantia Winelands with some of the oldest and magnificent wineries in the country.

The town of Franschhoek – which in Afrikaans means the French hook – is well known for three quality things, you should be able to: eat well, drink well and sleep well. The town definitely lives up to its reputation, located in one of the world’s most beautiful wine valleys. For more than 300 years ago settled by the French Huguenots in the region, bringing with them their winemaking and food knowledge, which has today resulted in South Africa’s gastronomic capital. It was only when the French Huguenots arrived in South Africa, that the wine culture took off and with their knowledge they laid the foundation for today’s South African wine industry.

Hermanus is situated in the unique and attractive area of Walker Bay which is surrounded by ocean, mountains, and miles of white beaches. Hermanus with its breathtaking nature and famous cliff paths is known as the best land-based whale whatching spot in the world (from June to early Decebmer). Just a few meters from land on the cliffs you can watch whales in the bay, which makes Hermanus the best place in the world to see these magnificent mammals. Visit the beautiful Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, one of the most southern wine districts in Africa, where several of the country’s top winemakers are located and developing their wines.

The area around Gquberha (Port Elizabeth) in the Eastern Cape is malaria-free and the area consist of many nice private game reserves that offer safari experiences at a high standard. A safari in the Eastern Cape is perfect to combine with a round trip in Western Cape or trip along the popular Garden Route. In private game reserves, skilled guides and trackers are often allowed to drive off road to get close to the animals. Some lodges offer bush walks with specially trained guides and where during the walk you focus on smaller animals and get to learn more about plants and nature.

The area around Gquberha (Port Elizabeth) in the Eastern Cape is malaria-free and the area consist of many nice private game reserves that offer safari experiences at a high standard. A safari in the Eastern Cape is perfect to combine with a round trip in Western Cape or trip along the popular Garden Route. In private game reserves, skilled guides and trackers are often allowed to drive off road to get close to the animals. Some lodges offer bush walks with specially trained guides and where during the walk you focus on smaller animals and get to learn more about plants and nature.