1. Is Kwandwe malaria-free?

Yes, the reserve is located in a malaria-free zone, making it safe for families.

2. What wildlife can I expect to see?

Visitors can encounter the Big 5, endangered species like crowned eagles, black-footed cats, and South Africa’s national bird, the blue crane.

3. Can children participate in activities?

Yes, the Blue Crane Conservation Club offers age-appropriate activities including nature walks, animal tracking, and environmental games.

4. Are walking safaris safe for beginners?

Yes, all walking safaris are guided by experienced rangers, ensuring safety while providing close-up wildlife experiences.

Cape Town, Winelands & Garden Route Safari

Included/Exclude

Includes

Guided morning and evening game drives to spot the Big 5
Walking safaris to track buffalo, rhino, and other wildlife
Access to the Blue Crane Conservation Club for children
Wildlife viewing of endangered species like crowned eagle and black-footed cat
Accommodation and selected meals within the reserve

Excludes

Flights or transfers to Kwandwe
Personal expenses and gratuities for guides or staff
Alcoholic beverages outside scheduled meals or activities
Activities not specified in the itinerary
Travel insurance

Overview

Itinerary

Cost

FAQs

What to Expect
Experience the best of South Africa on this unforgettable tour. Start in the vibrant city of Cape Town, home to the iconic Table Mountain, before venturing to Franschhoek in the Cape Winelands, renowned as the country’s gourmet and wine capital. Continue along the scenic Garden Route, where lush forests meet rugged coastlines, and finish your adventure with thrilling Big 5 wildlife encounters in a malaria-free game reserve.

Tour Highlights

3 Nights in Cape Town
2 Nights in Franschhoek
3 Nights in Knysna
3 Nights in Kwandwe Private Game Reserve

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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 Franschhoek

Visit the Winelands' own French Corner, Franschhoek

Founded in 1688 by French Huguenots who fled their homeland in search of religious freedom, the village of Franschhoek wears its Gallic heritage with pride. The Tricolore is dotted throughout its streets, the names of its wineries and restaurants are très Français, and the stately Huguenot Monument looms large at the end of the main road.

Highlights

Dubbed the ‘food-and-wine capital’ of South Africa, with one of the highest concentration of award-winning restaurants of any town in the country
Its origins are linked to the French Huguenots who fled their homeland and arrived in the valley in 1688
Well over 50 celebrated wineries scattered throughout the valley
Learn more about the town’s French heritage at the Huguenot Monument and Museum

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3 Nights in Knysna

Knysna: The Jewel of the Garden Route
Nestled along the Garden Route, Knysna is a charming coastal town surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills. Enjoy scenic hiking trails, pristine beaches, and water adventures including yacht and speedboat tours through the famous Knysna Heads. Nearby Goukamma Nature Reserve and Buffalo Bay offer nature and surf experiences, while Featherbed Nature Reserve reveals the area’s untamed beauty. Knysna also boasts a range of dining and accommodation options to suit every traveler.

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