From the vibrant streets of Cape Town to the untamed landscapes surrounding Kruger National Park, this journey reveals two contrasting yet perfectly complementary sides of South Africa. Begin your stay in the heart of the Mother City, where Table Mountain, Atlantic beaches and a rich cultural heritage set the rhythm, before venturing into the bush for an immersive safari experience at Pan African Safari Lodge, surrounded by wildlife and wide-open savannah.

Designed to adapt to your pace and travel style, this journey can be enjoyed as an extended city escape in Cape Town, or enhanced with a seamless safari extension near Kruger National Park. The combination allows you to balance urban discovery, coastal scenery and unforgettable encounters with Africa’s iconic wildlife, creating a journey that feels both complete and deeply immersive.

Choose the length of your stay:

Offer 1: Stay in Cape Town at Old Bank Hotel 4*

Offer 2: Old Bank Hotel 4* & Pan African Safari Lodge

8 nights: 5 nights in Cape Town + 3 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

10 nights: 7 nights in Cape Town + 3 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge OR 5 nights in Cape Town + 5 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

12 nights: 5 nights in Cape Town + 7 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge OR 7 nights in Cape Town + 5 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

14 nights: 7 nights in Cape Town + 7 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

13 nights: 10 nights in Cape Town + 3 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

15 nights: 10 nights in Cape Town + 5 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

17 nights: 10 nights in Cape Town + 7 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

15 nights: 12 nights in Cape Town + 3 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

17 nights: 12 nights in Cape Town + 5 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

19 nights: 12 nights in Cape Town + 7 nights at Pan African Safari Lodge

Experience Cape Town at its most inspiring through a curated selection of immersive full- and half-day excursions.

From dramatic coastal drives and wildlife encounters to vineyard tastings and sweeping Table Mountain views, each experience reveals a different side of this remarkable city. Whether you’re seeking natural beauty, heritage, gastronomy or panoramic horizons, these excursions enrich your stay with unforgettable moments.

Travel along one of the world’s most spectacular coastlines as you journey to Cape Point, where rugged cliffs, turquoise bays and windswept landscapes meet. Explore the Cape Point Nature Reserve, admire dramatic viewpoints and follow the False Bay coastline past charming seaside villages.

A visit to the endangered African penguins at Boulders Beach is also possible (own expense), before ending the day at the historic Rhodes Memorial overlooking the city.

Discover Cape Town’s urban soul, combined with its most famous natural icon. Ascend Table Mountain by aerial cableway (weather permitting; ticket not included), then explore key city landmarks including the colourful Bo-Kaap, Company’s Garden and, time permitting, the Castle of Good Hope.

The experience concludes with a visit to Diamond Works to witness the artistry behind South Africa’s diamond heritage.

Venture into the world-famous Cape Winelands, exploring the picturesque regions of Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch. Expect sweeping mountain backdrops, boutique estates and some of South Africa’s most celebrated wines.

Enjoy guided tastings at three premium wineries, a cellar tour and time to wander the historic heart of Stellenbosch, where Cape Dutch architecture has been beautifully preserved.

Visit the island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. This powerful 3.5-hour experience includes the ferry crossing from the V&A Waterfront, a guided bus tour of key historical sites and a visit to the Maximum Security Prison, ending at Mandela’s former cell.

Set within a historic building dating back to 1902, designed by the renowned architects Black and Fagg, the Old Bank Hotel 4* seamlessly blends heritage with contemporary elegance. Its grand façade hints at the timeless charm within, where high ceilings, refined interiors, and modern comforts create an inviting retreat in the heart of Cape Town.

Ideally positioned for exploring the city's vibrant culture, from the bustling V&A Waterfront to Table Mountain’s breathtaking views, this hotel offers a refined holiday hideaway after a day full of adventure and discovery. Thoughtfully designed spaces and exceptional service ensure a stay that balances relaxation with the pulse of urban adventure.

Your Superior Room offers a refined retreat after a day of exploration, blending elegant interiors with modern comfort. Enjoy plush bedding and understated luxury. Bathed in natural light, it's a welcoming space with soft textures and sophisticated furnishings. Whether unwinding or preparing for another day, you'll enjoy this comfortable during your Cape Town stay.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Cape Town, affectionately known as the Mother City, has been voted the greatest city on earth in 2025 by Time Out Magazine. Set out to explore the Mother City’s iconic landmarks, where history and culture intertwine. Visit the Castle of Good Hope, a 17th-century fortress, or delve into the past at the District Six Museum. Stroll along the bustling V&A Waterfront, home to lively markets, fine dining, and the impressive Two Oceans Aquarium. A walk through Bo-Kaap’s colourful streets reveals a rich Cape Malay heritage, while the sprawling Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens offer a serene retreat amid lush indigenous flora.

Beyond the city, immerse yourself in nature with coastal walks, panoramic views from Table Mountain, or a visit to the Cape Peninsula. Whether exploring historic districts, admiring architectural gems, or enjoying a moment of tranquillity in botanical gardens, every step reveals a new side of this dynamic city.

Travel along one of the world’s most spectacular coastlines as you journey to Cape Point, where rugged cliffs, turquoise bays and windswept landscapes meet. Explore the Cape Point Nature Reserve, admire dramatic viewpoints and follow the False Bay coastline past charming seaside villages.

Discover Cape Town’s urban soul, combined with its most famous natural icon. Ascend Table Mountain by aerial cableway (weather permitting; ticket not included), then explore key city landmarks including the colourful Bo-Kaap, Company’s Garden and, time permitting, the Castle of Good Hope.

Venture into the world-famous Cape Winelands, exploring the picturesque regions of Paarl, Franschhoek and Stellenbosch. Expect sweeping mountain backdrops, boutique estates and some of South Africa’s most celebrated wines.

Visit the island where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years. This powerful 3.5-hour experience includes the ferry crossing from the V&A Waterfront, a guided bus tour of key historical sites and a visit to the Maximum Security Prison, ending at Mandela’s former cell.

Set sail on a classic wooden schooner for an unforgettable sunset cruise along Cape Town’s Atlantic coastline. Enjoy golden light, ocean breezes and uninterrupted views of Table Mountain as the city transitions into dusk.

Take to the skies on a thrilling helicopter flight departing from the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront and experience Cape Town from a spectacular aerial perspective. During this approximately 12-minute flight, admire iconic landmarks such as the City Bowl, Green Point Stadium, Clifton, Camps Bay and the majestic Twelve Apostles. A short but unforgettable experience, perfect for capturing the essence of the Mother City from above.

Stay connected on the move with this exclusive mobile internet offer, perfect for modern travellers. Activate your included eSIM and enjoy connection wherever you go. Easily share your internet connection with friends and family without limits.

Please note: 3GB of internet data represents around 30 hours of web browsing/audio streaming or 3 to 4 hours of video streaming/social networking/video calls.

Board a purpose-built catamaran at the New Harbour in Hermanus and head out in search of these gentle giants. The specially designed vessel offers excellent visibility, ensuring optimal viewing conditions throughout the cruise.

Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime, face-to-face encounter with majestic sharks, dolphins and other marine life as you explore the depths of the ocean. 

Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a warm and personalised welcome, ensuring a seamless start to their South African adventure.

DAY 1 | ARRIVAL 

Upon arrival at Nelspruit Airport (NLP), you will be met and transferred to your lodge, set within a peaceful natural environment on the edge of the bush. Check in on arrival and enjoy a refreshing welcome drink as you settle into your surroundings.

If you arrive around lunchtime, a meal will be served at the lodge. The rest of the afternoon is free to relax, take in the sounds of nature, or unwind by the lodge facilities.

Dinner is served between 7:30 pm and 9:00 pm, followed by a quiet evening under the African sky.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

DAY 2 | KRUGER NATIONAL PARK & MARLOTH PARK

An early morning wake-up call signals the start of a full safari day. Depart before sunrise for a game drive in Kruger National Park, when wildlife is at its most active. A light breakfast pack and snacks are provided to enjoy during the excursion.

Return to the lodge in the early afternoon, where lunch is served and time is set aside to rest.

In the mid-afternoon, head out again for a sunset safari in Marloth Park, offering a different perspective on the bush as the light softens and animals prepare for the evening.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

DAY 3 | KRUGER NATIONAL PARK

Rise early once more for a second dawn safari in Kruger National Park. The morning game drive continues until midday and includes a packed breakfast and snacks. Lunch is served back at the lodge, followed by a relaxed afternoon at leisure.

In the evening, enjoy dinner, sharing stories of the day’s sightings as night falls over the bush.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

DAY 4 | DEPARTURE

After a final breakfast at the lodge, you will be transferred to Nelspruit Airport (NLP) for your onward journey, bringing your safari experience to a close.

• Breakfast included

DAY 1 | ARRIVAL 

Upon arrival at Nelspruit Airport (NLP), you will be met and transferred to your lodge, where check-in takes place on arrival. A refreshing welcome drink is offered to mark the beginning of your safari stay.

If your arrival coincides with lunchtime, a meal will be served at the lodge. The rest of the afternoon is free to relax and settle into the calm surroundings of the bush.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

DAY 2 | KRUGER NATIONAL PARK & MARLOTH PARK

An early start at 5:00 am signals your first full safari day. Depart for a morning game drive in Kruger National Park, including a light takeaway breakfast and snacks. The safari continues until approximately 1:00 pm, offering excellent wildlife viewing during the most active hours of the day.

Return to the lodge for lunch at 1:00 pm, followed by time to rest.

At 3:30 pm, head out for a sunset safari in Marloth Park, experiencing the bush as the light softens and animals prepare for the evening.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

DAY 3 | PANORAMA ROUTE

Depart at 6:30 am for a full-day excursion along the Panorama Route, including a takeaway breakfast.

This scenic journey showcases dramatic viewpoints, deep canyons and sweeping landscapes. Please note that lunch is not included on this day.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast & dinner included

DAY 4 | KRUGER NATIONAL PARK & MARLOTH PARK

Days 1 to 4 follow the same detailed itinerary as the 5-night safari. 

DAY 5 | KRUGER NATIONAL PARK

Another early departure at 5:00 am takes you back into Kruger National Park for a morning safari lasting until 1:00 pm, including a takeaway breakfast and snacks.

Lunch is served at 1:00 pm, followed by a relaxed afternoon at the lodge.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

DAY 6 | MARLOTH PARK

Breakfast is served between 7:00 am and 9:00 am, followed by a leisurely morning. Lunch is served at 1:00 pm.

In the afternoon, depart at 3:30 pm for a final sunset safari in Marloth Park, offering one last opportunity to observe wildlife as the bush transitions into evening.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

DAY 7 | DAY AT LEISURE 

Enjoy a full day at leisure to rest and make the most of the lodge’s facilities or simply relax in the tranquil bush setting.

Breakfast is served between 7:00 am and 9:00 am, lunch at 1:00 pm, and dinner from 7:30 pm.

• Overnight at the lodge
• Breakfast, lunch & dinner included

DAY 8 | DEPARTURE

After a final breakfast at the lodge, you will be transferred to Nelspruit Airport (NLP) for your onward journey, bringing your safari experience to a close.

• Breakfast included

Enjoy a stay in a Standard Room at the Pan African Safari Lodge.

Nestled in the heart of Marloth Park, at the gateway to the legendary Kruger Park, the Pan African Safari Lodge invites you to enjoy an exclusive getaway close to nature. Combining elegance and authenticity, this exceptional retreat offers high-end comfort and total immersion, with refined rooms, a sparkling swimming pool and unforgettable safaris. Let yourself be seduced by the perfect harmony between luxury and adventure for an extraordinary African experience.

Cape Town, often referred to as the 'Mother City', is one of the most picturesque cities in the world. Not only that, it was elected 2025 'Best City in the World' by Time Out Magazine. Nestled at the foot of the iconic Table Mountain, it offers a blend of rich history, stunning natural landscapes, and a cosmopolitan vibe. The city's diverse charm makes it a top destination for both culture enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers.

Must-sees:

• Table Mountain: Offering unparalleled views of the city and coastline, accessible via cable car or hiking routes.
• Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope: Two of South Africa's most iconic landmarks, featuring dramatic coastal cliffs and incredible wildlife.
• Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens: A stunning showcase of indigenous plants, with the backdrop of Table Mountain providing a striking setting.

Culinary culture:

Cape Town's culinary scene is as diverse as its population, offering a variety of influences from African, European, and Asian cuisines. Traditional dishes like bobotie (a spiced minced meat dish) and braai (barbecued meats) are popular, while the city's seafood is fresh and abundant. Don't miss out on visiting the local winelands in Stellenbosch, where you can taste world-class wines paired with gourmet meals.

Dive deeper:

To fully experience Cape Town’s natural beauty, take a trip to the Cape Peninsula. The area is home to penguin colonies, picturesque beaches, and wildlife reserves. Explore the hiking trails of Table Mountain or discover the unique flora of Kirstenbosch Gardens. For a more adventurous outing, visit Boulders Beach, where you can swim alongside African penguins in a unique coastal setting.

Good to know:

The ideal time to visit Cape Town is from November to March, during the warmer months. The city is well connected by public transport, including a reliable bus system and taxis. If you're seeking a more authentic experience, explore the vibrant neighbourhoods of Bo-Kaap and Woodstock, which are known for their rich cultural history and art scenes.

The Kruger National Park, one of South Africa’s most renowned wildlife reserves, spans nearly two million hectares and offers a vast array of landscapes. From granite hills in the south to the savannahs of the east and the tropical forests in the north, this park is a haven for nature lovers. Known for its diversity, the park is a top destination for spotting the Big Five and offers rich wildlife experiences throughout the year.

Must-sees:

• The Big Five: Elephant, lion, leopard, rhino, and buffalo
• Historical and archaeological sites, including ancient rock engravings
• Scenic spots such as Sabie River and Shingwedzi for wildlife viewing and birdwatching

Culinary culture:

Kruger National Park's culinary scene is deeply rooted in local flavours. Most lodges and camps offer traditional South African braais (barbecues), where visitors can enjoy freshly grilled meats and locally grown produce. For an authentic experience, try biltong, a type of dried, cured meat, and pair it with South African wine, particularly from the nearby regions of Stellenbosch or Paarl.

Dive deeper:

Beyond the well-known game drives, the Kruger offers unique experiences such as guided walking safaris and birdwatching tours, where you can spot rare species like the African Fish Eagle. The park is also home to a variety of indigenous tribes, and several cultural tours give insight into the area's rich history, from the Shangaan and Zulu cultures to the stories of early explorers.

Good to know:

The Kruger National Park operates year-round, with the dry winter months (May to September) being the best time for game viewing. The park is easily accessible by road from Johannesburg or via daily flights to Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport. South African Rand (ZAR) is the local currency, and it’s recommended to bring cash for purchases within the park.