Indalu is a stunning game reserve situated along a magnificent coastline. The Game Reserve offers visitors the chance to see the Big Five species and eight different antelope roam in its spacious landscapes. You will join a 2-hour game drive and guided walk tour with the elephants where you can touch, feed and interact with these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.

We explore this beautiful landscape in a unique way- by paddling down the Touw River in canoes. This is an exciting way to experience the beauty of the park and discover it's tranquil rivers. After our boating excursion, we enjoy a short hike to a lovely waterfall and rock pool area.

We head to Sedgefield where we spend the night.

Monkeyland is a unique wildlife sanctuary that focuses on the rehabilitation and conservation of various primate species, including lemurs, capuchin monkeys, and more. The sanctuary provides a natural forest environment where primates can live freely and exhibit their natural behaviors. You will have the opportunity to take guided tour through the sanctuary, where you will learn about the different primate species, their habitats, and the conservation efforts being made.

This bridge is part of the famous Otter Trail, a popular hiking trail that takes visitors along the spectacular coastline of the Garden Route. The suspension bridge spans the Storms River Mouth and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding cliffs, ocean, and lush vegetation. It provides a thrilling experience for hikers as they cross the bridge, suspended high above the turbulent waters of the Storms River below.

We head to Oudtshoorn where we spend the night.

Oudtshoorn is known as the ostrich capital of the world due to its large ostrich farming industry. The Cango Ostrich Show Farm offers visitors an opportunity to learn about ostriches, their farming practices, and provides various activities and experiences such as seeing ostriches up close, learn about their habits, and even have the chance to feed them under supervision

The Cango Caves are a series of limestone caves. These caves are renowned for their stunning stalactite and stalagmite formations, as well as their size and intricate chambers. The Cango Caves are considered one of the country's most important natural landmarks and have a rich history, with evidence suggesting that they were used by humans in prehistoric times.

Cango Wildlife Ranch is known for its focus on wildlife conservation, breeding programs, and providing educational experiences for visitors. The facility often offers guided tours where visitors can learn about and observe a variety of animals, including big cats, crocodiles, snakes, and various bird species. They may also have interactive activities such as animal encounters and handling sessions.

We head back to Cape Town where you will be dropped off at your original pickup point.