Luxury Highlights Cape Town, Kruger and Victoria Falls

Upon arrival at Cape Town Airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel, which is situated on the ocean front near Camps Bay. You have the rest of the evening at leisure. The hotel provides shuttles to the beach, the restaurants and nightlife of Camps Bay, and the V&A Waterfront. You can also enjoy a hike on the hotel's trail, learn about cooking with fynbos (local herbs), or relax in front of a movie in the hotel's cinema.

You have two full days to explore the beautiful city of Cape Town. Optional activities include a tour to the Cape Winelands, a visit to Table Mountain, Robben Island, a tour of the Cape Peninsula including Boulders beach. Or you can simply choose to relax on one the beautiful beaches, do some shopping and enjoy the many great restaurants Cape Town has to offer.

This morning, you will be transferred to Cape Town Airport for your flight into Kruger Park. You will fly directly into Skukuza Airport, where you will be met on arrival and transferred to Leopard Hills, where you will spend the next three nights on safari.

The 65,000-hectare Sabi Sand Nature Reserve is located on the southwest corner of the world-famous Kruger National Park. While exclusive, there are no fences between Kruger and the Sabi Sand, allowing wildlife to roam freely between the reserves.

Sensational game viewing, a wide variety of activities, and outstanding fine dining attended to by professional and friendly staff, all create the safari experience of a lifetime.

Two full days to experience as much wildlife as possible. Two safaris occur each day – in the morning and late afternoon (moving into the early evening). This is when the wildlife is most active, and the temperature is more moderate.

Each day brings something different, as you explore the bush in an open game viewing vehicle. Whether it is a leopard on the hunt, lions roaring at twilight, a hippo wallowing in the river, or a crocodile basking on a sandy bank, each viewing will thrill you.

Exploring the African wilderness on foot will provide you with a real sense of place. You will become a part of the environment, leaving nothing but your tracks behind. Your senses will become tuned in to the many facets of nature.

This morning you will be transferred to Kruger International Airport for your flight to Victoria Falls.

On arrival, you will be met and transferred to the Victoria Falls River Lodge, where you will spend the next three nights.

Established in 2012 as the first private game lodge within Zambezi National Park, this pioneering retreat sits gracefully on the banks of the untamed Zambezi River.

Experience spacious, air-conditioned luxury within a thatched tent. Constructed of canvas, glass, and timber, each suite opens onto a private deck with a personal plunge pool. Inside, you’ll find more than a king-size bed, a cosy sitting area, and an open-plan bathroom featuring a freestanding bath and both indoor and outdoor showers.

The Zambezi National Park and Victoria Falls National Park cover an area of 56,000 hectares. The northern border of the Park is formed by the great Zambezi River, which also forms the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia for much of its length.

The Zambezi National Park is best known for its herds of sable, elephant, giraffe, zebra, and buffalo. However, a wide variety of larger mammals, including elephants, lions, buffalo, and leopards, may also be found within the park and surrounding private land.

You can visit the Falls (entrance fees to be settled directly). The Falls have recorded a flow of 12,800 cubic meters per second—double that of North America’s Niagara Falls' highest flow. The spray from The Falls typically rises to a height of over 400 metres, sometimes even twice as high.

This morning you will be transferred to Victoria Falls Airport where you can then connect with your flight home or onward journey.