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Luxury South Africa

Exploring South Africa on safari offers a unique experience encountering the "big five" animals in their natural habitat. Kruger National Park and Sabi Sand Game Reserve are top spots for wildlife enthusiasts. The safari promises unforgettable moments with diverse wildlife in stunning landscapes.

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Safari for the Big Five

The Mpumalanga Highlands in South Africa offer stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, charming towns like Dullstroom and Pilgrim's Rest, and outdoor activities like hiking and birdwatching. The region is home to the Blyde River Canyon, ideal for hot air balloon rides. It provides a memorable experience for nature lovers and adventurers alike.

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Explore The Mpumalanga Highlands

Hiking to Table Mountain in Table Mountain National Park offers stunning views, diverse flora and fauna, and a sense of achievement. Hikers of all levels can enjoy the rejuvenating adventure with the option to take the cable car to the summit.

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Hike to Table Mountain

In the Cape Winelands, a winery offers a sensory journey with vineyard walks, wine tastings guided by sommeliers, and sunset moments with friends. It's an experience of terroir, winemaking artistry, and lasting memories beyond just wine tasting.

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Winery Experiences

Explore 3,500 hectares of wilderness with biodiversity, culture, and natural wonders, including the Marine Big Five, ancient Milkwood forests, and relaxing baths. Explore through the historic forests and enjoy the calming waters.

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Grootbos Nature Private Reserve

South Africa

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Signature South Africa

Discover the highlights of South Africa by starting in Johannesburg, then going on a safari at Sabi Sand, exploring Cape Town's Table Mountain and Cape of Good Hope, and ending in the Cape Winelands. Experience the country's natural beauty, diverse cultures, and thrilling adventures. The journey offers wildlife viewing opportunities, panoramic views of the city, and scenic vineyards with world-class wine.

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Tailor Made – Explore Southern Africa

Embark on an exciting journey through Southern Africa, starting in Cape Town and traveling along the scenic Garden Route. Experience an unforgettable water safari in the Okavango Delta, an exhilarating dune safari in Sossusvlei, Namibia, and visit the breathtaking Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe and Zambia, before concluding in Johannesburg. This adventure offers a rich blend of cultures, wildlife, and stunning landscapes, creating lasting memories.

Explore South Africa and Victoria Falls with Family

Embark on an unforgettable family adventure beginning in Cape Town, where you can explore the iconic Table Mountain and the stunning Cape of Good Hope. Enjoy a day trip to the Cape Winelands before flying to the Kruger National Park and Sabi Sand Game Reserve. Conclude your journey at Victoria Falls, marveling at the breathtaking views from a helicopter. Don’t miss the chance for a day trip to Chobe National Park in Botswana.

Cape Town

One&Only Cape Town

Situated in the heart of Cape Town, at the fashionable V&A Waterfront overlooking the marina and with panoramic views across to Table Mountain, One&Only Cape Town is a tranquil enclave on the doorstep of the vibrant city.

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Sabi Sands Nature Reserve

andBeyond Kirkman's Kamp

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Located high on a ridge of the world-famous Sabi Sand Nature Reserve, overlooking the magnificent Sand River, lies Kirkman's Kamp, a lodge with a rich history and a safari experience like no other in the world. Sharing an unfenced boundary with the Kruger National Park, South Africa’s largest and most well-known game reserve in the world, the Sabi Sand Nature Reserve benefits from a great diversity of wildlife. The reserve is, however, world-renowned for its prolific leopard sightings that are just unmatched to anywhere else in the world. Guests staying at Kirkman’s Kamp have the privilege of traversing 10,500 hectares (26,000 acres) of exclusive-use land that is home to, not only the Big Five but other rare and iconic species. Safaris are led by expert &BEYOND-trained ranger and tracker teams, that ensure sensitive off-roading practices and vehicle limits at sightings ensure the exclusivity of an up-close game viewing experience.

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Mount Nelson, a Belmond Hotel

Step inside our blushing oasis in creative Cape Town
Our iconic pink lady, which has been captivating visitors since 1899, is the beating heart of Cape Town. Nestled between the slopes of Table Mountain and the vibrant city, when you step through our gates, you enter a world of relaxation and glamour. Take a timeless tea on our terrace and stroll through storied gardens, or starbathe beneath clear skies with a cocktail in hand. With pioneering gastronomy with local roots and close collaboration with South Africa’s creative community, the Nellie has a vintage heart and innovative spirit.

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Franschhoek

Mont Rochelle Hotel & Vineyard

Discover Mont Rochelle, our stunning hotel and vineyard in the renowned Franschhoek, South Africa’s ‘French Corner’. Escape to this picturesque corner at the foot of the Klein Dassenberg Mountain Range for relaxation and a superb culinary experience paired with award-winning wines.

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Johannesburg

Four Seasons Hotel The Westcliff Johannesburg

High up on the rocky Witwatersrand is where you’ll find us. Despite being in the middle of South Africa’s largest city, our Westcliff Hotel feels like a chic hillside village, with nine sun-splashed villas woven with courtyards, fountains and gardens. Take a ride up our glass elevator to meet friends for seasonally inspired dishes at Flames, visit our destination day spa that captures the serenity of the region with its nature-inspired treatments, or simply step out onto your room’s balcony to enjoy a quiet moment as you admire the endless treetops that stretch out before you.

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The Silo Hotel

The Silo is a sanctuary in the city celebrating art, style, and design. This architectural masterpiece towers above the V&A Waterfront and is defined by its shimmering pillowed-glass windows which offer panoramic views stretching from Table Mountain to the Table Bay harbour. Our luxury accommodation occupies six floors above the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA) which houses Africa’s largest collection of contemporary African art.

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Cape Grace, A Fairmont Managed Hotel

A graceful icon, crafting bespoke journeys into the essence of Cape Town. Standing at the heart of the V&A Waterfront is a figure that evokes familiarity, comfort and a sense of adventure - Cape Grace encapsulates a timeless presence.

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George

Fancourt Hotel

Fancourt, South Africa’s award-winning golf resort, is situated in the heart of the spectacular Garden Route, 7km from George Airport (GRJ). Spanning across 613 hectares of countryside at the foot of the Outeniqua Mountains, Fancourt offers an unforgettable experience. The resort boasts two five-star hotels, the Fancourt Hotel and The Manor House Boutique Hotel. Perfectly suited for local and international guests, experience unrivaled luxury and hospitality at its best.

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Plettenberg Bay

The Plettenberg, an SLH Hotel

The Plettenberg, situated on a rocky headland in Plettenberg Bay, along the famous Garden Route – is the ultimate South African seaside escape. The five-star Small Luxury Hotels of the World property, with its 35 beautifully appointed rooms and two family-style villas, showcases the most breathtaking vistas in Southern Africa, with views of the ocean, mountains and endless stretches of golden sand. Guests may enjoy world-class cuisine courtesy of Amelia’s, where fresh seafood is the order of the day.

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Alongside, you can explore iconic Dutch settlements, Cape Town, the Cape Winelands, and other fascinating attractions. Our travel arrangement include luxurious lodging options, impeccable service, and tailored itineraries to suit individual preferences.

January is an optimal time to visit South Africa's popular destinations due to warm and sunny weather. Peak summer temperatures range from 25°C to 30°C, making it perfect for outdoor activities. Cape Town, Durban, the Cape Winelands, and the Garden Route offer great opportunities to explore.

Summer Time

February in Cape Town offers sunny and dry weather, making it a perfect time to explore various attractions such as the Constantia Wine Route, Silvermine Nature Reserve, and Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden. You can enjoy chilled wines, under-the-oak-tree picnics, and organic food markets. The Western Cape province enjoys sunny weather, while other areas may experience thunderstorms.

Exploring the Outdoor

March in South Africa sees warm and sunny weather with mild temperatures and low rainfall, making it an ideal time to visit. The country's game reserves offer fresh foliage and Cape Town's beaches are perfect for unwinding. The month also hosts two major festivals. As winter ends, the north's rains dissipate while the southern coast experiences regular cold fronts. Western Cape is dry and balmy, while the highveld is warm with cool nights and occasional rainfall. Temperatures vary, so pack a mix of cool- and warm-weather clothing.

Transition Month

April is ideal for a beach vacation on the east coast due to its warm and tropical climate. However, it may not be suitable for game viewing in the Kruger Park and other reserves as animals disperse from water sources and vegetation hinders visibility. But it's great for photographic safaris and birdwatching as most migrant birds have flown north by this time.

Exploring the Beach

May is a great time to visit South Africa as it offers warm weather without high humidity. The southern coast receives more rainfall compared to the northern parts making it ideal for game viewing in reserves such as Kruger Park. The dry season from May is the best time to go on a safari in South Africa due to cooler temperatures, averaging 16°C, which is more comfortable for outdoor activities.

Ideal Time for Game Drive

June is a good time to visit South Africa, with average daily temperatures of 18°C and lush greenery due to higher rainfall levels. Expect warm and sunny days in most areas, while coastal Cape Town can reach highs of 18°C and the hottest safari spots can reach 32°C. Inland areas tend to be warmer and drier, while Johannesburg experiences highs of only 12°C. Western Cape has the most rainfall, but the northern game parks receive hardly any precipitation.

Entering Winter Season

July is the ideal time for Southern right whale watching along South Africa's Whale Coast and for a Kruger safari due to moderate daytime temperatures. August is perfect for beach vacations along KwaZulu-Natal's Indian Ocean coastline. It is also an excellent time for game viewing in Kruger Park and other reserves as it marks the end of the dry season when animals gather near water sources. August also marks the start of the whale-watching season in Hermanus and the Western Cape. Tourist accommodations are usually quiet in August.

Whale Watching Time

In August, the Western Cape and Northern Cape regions of South Africa witness the blooming of wildflowers. It can be cold in Gauteng, and the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway may be closed for maintenance. Early morning game drives may require warm clothing due to freezing temperatures. Cape Town and Johannesburg are chilly, while Kruger is warm. Bring layers to adjust to varying temperatures.

Comfortable Weather Around

September is the best time to visit South Africa for diverse regions and wildlife. The weather is pleasant, and visitors can see newborn wildlife and breaching whales. It's also the ideal time for a safari at one of the many game reserves across the country, including Shamwari Game Reserve, Phinda Game Reserve, and Kruger National Park, which provide excellent game viewing opportunities.

Safari Time

October is a vibrant month as the landscape is lush and ready for the summer months. Temperatures start to heat up throughout the country, and the afternoon and evening summer rains in the north of the country are on the horizon. This is the best time to visit South Africa for a coastal trip, combined with an inland game drive before the peak season begins.

Spring Season Start

Summer in Cape Town and the Western Cape is ideal for sunbathing on sandy beaches, while northern game parks experience high temperatures, frequent summer rains, and high humidity levels leading to an increase in mosquito activity. Johannesburg and Kruger have high temperatures, with Johannesburg experiencing afternoon thunderstorms. Durban and the KwaZulu-Natal coast can be quite hot.

Unwind by the Beach

December is the start of summer in Africa, with temperatures ranging from 19°C - 29°C. Wildlife enthusiasts can enjoy turtle-tracking tours during the prime nesting season for loggerhead and leatherback turtles along iSimangaliso's beaches. Africa's grassy plains begin to grow, with herds of wildlife embarking on great migrations, and frequent sightings of big cats are expected during African safaris. Migrant birds add to the vibrant atmosphere, and trees provide welcome shade for safari picnics.

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Beginning of Summer Season

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