Luxury Safaris and Honeymoons
South Africa
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Best Time
Nov – May
Flight Time
14 hours from London 7 h 30 Dubai
Capital
Pretoria
Currency
South African Rand
Language
Afrikaans, English, Zulu, Xhosa
Time Difference
GMT+2 ET + 7
Immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of South Africa, where luxury and adventure intertwine for an unparalleled getaway.
Journey through Kruger National Park, where the big 5 roam free, spotting lions, elephants, and rhinos, or witness the breath-taking sight of whales along the coast. Experience the cultural vibrancy of Cape Town, where Table Mountain stands tall overlooking the city, and the Cape Winelands offer exquisite wine tastings amidst lush vineyards.
For a coastal retreat, head to the opulent resorts along the Cape coastline or venture to the secluded beaches of the Eastern Cape for serene relaxation.
Plan Your Visit
Best Bits of South Africa.
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Cape Town
The Winelands of Franschhoek
Sabi Sands Game Reserve
Unique Experiences
Witness the Big Five
at Sabi Sands.
Sabi Sand Game Reserve is home not only to a selection of Africa’s most exclusive and luxurious safari lodges but also to some of its most relaxed leopards, lions and other large carnivores. It is essentially a western extension of the vast Kruger National Park, but unlike its larger neighbour it is totally privately managed. There is no barrier to animal movement between Sabi Sands and Kruger, so the two reserves support a similar range of wildlife, including elephant, rhino, buffalo, giraffe, cheetah, and African wild dog. The combination of luxurious bush accommodation and expertly guided game drives in open 4x4s ensures that a 4-day Sabi Sands safari will be a highlight of any tour to South Africa.
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Unique Experiences
See the Penguins
at Boulder Beach.
Watch the antics of wild penguins at Boulders Beach, one of the only places in the world where you can get up close and personal with these delightful water birds. A great place for the family to spend the day, Boulders Beach is fabulous for swimming, and the powdery white sand cove is perfectly sheltered from strong currents by massive boulders. Boulders remains the only place in the world where one can get up close to African penguins.