We travel from Durban to Mthatha, which offers a scenic journey through South Africa's Kwazulu Natal Province and into Eastern Cape province. The route covers approximately 350 kilometers and typically takes around 4 to 5. As we drive, we'll pass through picturesque landscapes, including rolling hills and lush green countryside, giving you a glimpse of the region's natural beauty. We make some stops at rural centres such as Kokstad and Port Shepstone for you to see and meet locals. The journey is a delightful experience and gives you a feel of South Africa's rural life.

We do a brief tour of Port Shepstone. A tour of Port Shepstone, a charming coastal town in South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province, offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage.

We depart from Mthatha after breakfast and head to East London. Our first stop is at Nelson Mandela Museum for a guided tour. We make our second stop in Mvezo, birthplace of Mandela where there are some monuments to comemorate. Traveling from Mthatha to East London in South Africa covers about 230 kilometers, taking roughly 3 to 4 hours. The journey winds through the picturesque landscapes of the Eastern Cape, with rolling hills, verdant valleys, and occasional glimpses of the Indian Ocean. As we approach East London, the scenery transitions to coastal beauty, highlighted by rivers and lush forests. This route not only offers a peaceful drive but also showcases the diverse natural beauty of the region, making the trip a pleasant and scenic experience.

We take a guided tour of Mandela Mthatha Museum. A tour of the Nelson Mandela Museum in Mthatha offers a profound and inspiring journey through the life of South Africa's iconic leader.

We make a stop in Mvezo to see the comemoration of Nelson Mandela's birthplace.

We travel on this picturesquare route in Eastern Cape. Traveling from East London to Port Elizabeth in South Africa spans approximately 300 kilometers and takes about 3 to 4 hours. This coastal drive along the N2 highway offers stunning ocean views, lush landscapes, and glimpses of charming seaside towns. The journey also passes through the renowned Sunshine Coast, known for its beautiful beaches and warm climate. As you approach Port Elizabeth, the scenery becomes more urban, leading you to a city known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and welcoming atmosphere. This route provides a pleasant mix of natural beauty and urban charm, making it an enjoyable trip.

We stop over and do a brief tour of Port Alfred. A tour of Port Alfred, a picturesque coastal town in South Africa's Eastern Cape, offers a delightful blend of natural beauty and maritime charm. Nestled along the Kowie River, the town is known for its pristine beaches, such as Kelly's Beach, ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. Visitors can explore the scenic marina, enjoy river cruises, and visit the Royal Alfred Marina.

We do a game drive in Addo Elephant National Park. A game drive in Addo Elephant National Park, located in South Africa's Eastern Cape, promises an unforgettable wildlife experience. Renowned for its dense elephant population, the park offers the chance to observe these majestic creatures up close in their natural habitat. As you traverse the diverse landscapes, from bushveld to coastal dunes, you'll also encounter a variety of other wildlife, including lions, buffalo, and an array of bird species.

After breakfast we start on the journey from Port Elizabeth to Plettenberg Bay. Plettenberg Bay, affectionately known as "Plett," is a stunning coastal town along South Africa's Garden Route. Renowned for its golden beaches, azure waters, and dramatic cliffs, Plett is a paradise for beach lovers and adventure seekers alike. Visitors can enjoy a range of activities, from whale watching and dolphin tours to hiking in the nearby Robberg Nature Reserve.

We stop over at Bloukrans Bridge where there is the world's highest bungy jump at 216m. Here there is also an active market for locally made goods for you to shop around and see. We only visit this place to see and relax. Bungy jumping at Bloukrans Bridge, located along South Africa's Garden Route, offers an adrenaline-pumping experience that thrill-seekers won't forget. As the world's highest commercial bungy jump at 216 meters, it promises an exhilarating plunge from the iconic arch bridge over the Bloukrans River. The breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape, including lush forests and the dramatic river gorge, add to the adventure.

We depart from Plettenberg Bay and go to Robberg Nature Reserve for hiking. A tour of Robberg Nature Reserve offers an unforgettable adventure along South Africa's stunning coastline. The reserve boasts a variety of hiking trails that lead you through fynbos vegetation, dramatic cliffs, and pristine beaches, providing breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean. Along the way, you may encounter diverse wildlife, including seals, dolphins, and various seabirds.

From Robberg Nature Reserve we travel to Knysna Heads for a tour. A tour of the Knysna Heads provides a captivating experience of one of South Africa's most iconic coastal landmarks. The Heads are two towering sandstone cliffs that frame the narrow entrance to the Knysna Lagoon from the Indian Ocean, offering spectacular panoramic views.

From Knysna Heads we go to relax at Knysna Quays Waterfront. The Knysna Quays Waterfront is a vibrant hub of activity and a key attraction in the picturesque town of Knysna. Nestled along the serene Knysna Lagoon, the waterfront offers an array of boutique shops, gourmet restaurants, and lively bars, all set against a backdrop of stunning water views and luxury yachts.

Our first stop is in Swellendam. A tour of Swellendam, one of South Africa's oldest towns, offers a charming blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Nestled at the foot of the Langeberg Mountains, Swellendam boasts well-preserved Cape Dutch architecture, including the historic Drostdy Museum complex.

From Swellendam we proceed to Hermanus. On arrival we relax at a 3 star hotel or lodge in Hermanus.

A tour of Hermanus promises an unforgettable experience in one of South Africa's premier coastal destinations. Renowned for its unparalleled whale-watching opportunities, particularly in season from August to December, Hermanus offers breathtaking views of southern right whales from the cliffs along Walker Bay. The charming town also features a vibrant arts scene, excellent restaurants, and boutique shops. With its beautiful beaches, scenic hiking trails, and diverse marine life, Hermanus provides a perfect blend of natural beauty and coastal charm.

We go to Benguela Cove Wine Estate for wine tasting. This is 5 different top wines. Wine tasting at Benguela Cove Wine Estate is a delightful experience set against the stunning backdrop of the Bot River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. Guests can savor a variety of award-winning wines, including elegant reds, crisp whites, and exquisite rosés, all crafted from grapes grown in the estate's unique terroir.

At Betty's Bay we go to see the endangered African Penguins. A tour of Betty's Bay offers an enchanting opportunity to see African penguins in their natural habitat at the Stony Point Nature Reserve. This lesser-known gem provides an intimate experience with these charming birds as they waddle along the rocky shoreline and nest among the coastal vegetation.

From Betty's Bay we go into the Whale Coast Route as we travel to Cape Town to conclude the 7 day tour. We reach Cape Town at 6pm. Traveling along the Whale Coast from Betty's Bay to Cape Town offers a scenic journey through some of South Africa's most stunning coastal landscapes. This route is renowned for its breathtaking ocean views.