1. How far is Stellenbosch from Cape Town?

It’s approximately a 45-minute drive, making it ideal for a day trip or half-day visit.

2. How many wineries are on the route?

There are over 140 wineries along the Stellenbosch Wine Route.

3. Are tastings included in the tour?

Yes, guided wine tastings are included at selected wineries.

4. Can we explore the route on our own?

Yes, self-drive options are available, but guided tours offer insights into the history and winemaking process.

Cape Town, Winelands & Kruger Tour – 9-Day South African Adventure

Included/Exclude

Includes

Guided wine tastings at selected wineries along the route
Visits to local berry, cheese, and olive farms
Transport from Cape Town to Stellenbosch and return
Knowledgeable guides sharing insights on the region’s wine history
Sampling of regional wines and cellar tours

Excludes

Meals not specified in the itinerary
Personal expenses such as souvenirs or additional drinks
Gratuities for guides and drivers
Optional activities not listed in the tour package
Travel insurance

Overview

Itinerary

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What to Expect
Begin your journey in Cape Town, the Mother City, where rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes await. Drive through the scenic Cape Winelands, exploring majestic mountain ranges and rolling vineyards, and enjoy exclusive wine tastings along the Stellenbosch route. From there, fly to the renowned Sabi Sand Game Reserve for an unforgettable safari experience, spotting the iconic Big 5 and a diverse array of wildlife under the guidance of expert safari rangers.

Tour Highlights

3 Nights in Cape Town
2 Nights in Stellenbosch Wine Route
3 Nights in Sabi Sand Game Reserve

Tour Plan

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Experience the best of South Africa on this 9-day journey through Cape Town, the Cape Winelands, and Kruger National Park. Explore Cape Town’s iconic landmarks and vibrant culture, indulge in wine tastings amidst the scenic vineyards of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, and embark on thrilling safari adventures in Kruger to spot the Big 5 and abundant wildlife. This tour blends culture, luxury, and unforgettable safari experiences for an all-encompassing South African escape.

1 :

3 Nights in Cape Town

South Africa's Mother City

Cape Town is a vibrant melting pot of colour, creativity and cuisine. With its flat, larger-than-life mountain harbouring white sandy beaches, bountiful vineyards and a bustling waterfront at its base, it's a destination made for unforgettable experiences.

Highlights

Table Mountain National Park contains over 9,000 species of fynbos
Cosmopolitan, white sandy beaches such as Camps Bay and Clifton attract for sunbathing, sundowners and surfing
Swim with penguins at Boulders Beach or take a boat to Robben Island where former president Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years
The V&A Waterfront is a retail mecca with shops, restaurants and entertainment galore

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2 Nights in Stellenbosch Wine Route

Discover South Africa’s Historic Wine Route

Just a 45-minute drive from Cape Town lies the heart of South Africa’s wine country: the Stellenbosch Wine Route. Home to over 140 wineries, this region is not only the Cape Winelands’ most prolific wine producer but also the country’s oldest established wine route. Along the way, visitors can also explore berry, cheese, and olive farms that add to the area’s charm.

Highlights

Only 45 minutes from Cape Town, perfect for a day trip or short escape
South Africa’s oldest wine route, with over 300 years of winemaking history
Over 140 wineries spread across the region
Divided into five sub-routes: Stellenbosch Valley, Stellenbosch Berg, Greater Simonsberg, Bottelary Hills, and Helderberg

3 :

3 Nights in Sabi Sand Game Reserve

The finest game viewing destination in Africa

Hardly in need of any introduction, Sabi Sand is the Rolls Royce of Game Reserves and, better yet, it forms part of and shares the Greater Kruger area's wildlife. Big 5 game viewing is second to none and the lodges here are some of the most luxurious that South Africa's safari scene has to offer.

Highlights

The oldest (and often lauded as the most prestigious) game reserve in the country
Adjacent to the Kruger National Park, Sabi Sand is home to vast numbers of wildlife, among them the Big 5 and many endangered species
The number of lodges available are sure to cater to every visitor’s need
Acknowledged as one of the last great wildernesses in the country, spanning some 65,000ha