Traveling from Cape Town to Oudtshoorn along the R62 Wine Route is a journey through one of South Africa’s most scenic and charming landscapes. As you drive, you'll pass through picturesque towns like Montagu and Barrydale, renowned for their warm hospitality and unique Cape Dutch architecture. The route winds through the heart of the Cape Winelands, offering ample opportunities to stop and sample world-class wines at numerous vineyards.

A tour of the Cango Caves in Oudtshoorn offers an extraordinary adventure into a subterranean wonderland of stunning limestone formations. Visitors are guided through a series of vast chambers adorned with towering stalactites and stalagmites, some of which are millions of years old. The caves are illuminated to highlight the intricate and awe-inspiring rock formations, creating a magical ambiance.

Knysna, nestled along South Africa’s picturesque Garden Route, is a charming coastal town celebrated for its stunning natural beauty and vibrant culture. The town is renowned for the dramatic Knysna Heads, two imposing cliffs guarding the tranquil lagoon, which is perfect for boating and water activities. Surrounded by lush indigenous forests, Knysna offers scenic hiking trails and abundant birdwatching opportunities. The vibrant waterfront is dotted with eclectic shops, art galleries, and restaurants, making it a hub of local craftsmanship and cuisine.

In Knysna we do a tour of Knysna Heads. A tour of the Knysna Heads offers a breathtaking exploration of one of South Africa’s most picturesque coastal landmarks. Located at the entrance to the Knysna Lagoon, the Heads are two towering sandstone cliffs that create a dramatic gateway between the tranquil lagoon and the turbulent Indian Ocean. Visitors can enjoy stunning panoramic views from various lookout points.

We tour Knysna Quays Waterfront. Knysna Quays, also known as the Knysna Waterfront, is a bustling hub of activity set against the scenic backdrop of the Knysna Lagoon. This vibrant marina complex features an array of boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants, offering a delightful blend of shopping, dining, and leisure activities.

We go hiking at Robberg Nature Reserve. Hiking at Robberg Nature Reserve offers a spectacular blend of natural beauty and diverse wildlife along the stunning Garden Route of South Africa. The reserve features a variety of trails that cater to different fitness levels, each providing breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, rugged cliffs, and pristine beaches.

From Robberg Nature Reserve we do a brief tour of Plettenberg Bay. We go to relax at the beaches at Plettenberg Bay.

Bloukrans Bridge Bungy Jumping offers an adrenaline-pumping adventure at one of the world's highest commercial bungy jump sites. The Bloukrans Bridge stands 216 meters above the Bloukrans River, providing a breathtaking backdrop for this extreme sport. Thrill-seekers can experience the ultimate rush as they leap from the bridge, free-falling towards the river below before being safely rebounded.

We do a game drive at Addo Elephant National Park. A tour of Addo Elephant National Park offers an incredible wildlife experience in South Africa’s Eastern Cape. Renowned for its large elephant population, the park provides close encounters with these majestic animals during guided game drives. Beyond elephants, visitors can spot a diverse array of wildlife, including lions, buffalo, zebras, and a variety of bird species. The park's lush landscapes and well-maintained facilities enhance the safari experience, making it accessible and enjoyable for all. Addo’s commitment to conservation and its rich biodiversity make it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Traveling from Port Elizabeth to East London takes you along South Africa's scenic southeastern coastline, covering approximately 300 kilometers. The journey, which can be completed in about 3-4 hours by car, offers picturesque views of rolling hills, lush farmlands, and coastal vistas. Along the way, you can stop at charming towns like Grahamstown, known for its rich history and vibrant arts scene, and the beautiful beaches of the Sunshine Coast. The route provides a blend of cultural landmarks and natural beauty, making the drive between these two cities a delightful experience.

Traveling from East London to Mthatha takes you through the scenic landscapes of South Africa's Eastern Cape, covering a distance of approximately 230 kilometers. This journey, which typically takes around 3 hours by car, showcases the region's rolling hills, rural villages, and stretches of untouched natural beauty. Along the way, travelers can explore historical and cultural sites, such as the Nelson Mandela Museum birth place in Mvezo, offering insights into the life of the former president. The route provides a rich blend of South Africa's cultural heritage and picturesque countryside, making for a memorable and engaging drive.

Traveling from Mthatha to Durban spans roughly 450 kilometers, taking you through the diverse landscapes of South Africa's Eastern Cape and KwaZulu-Natal provinces. The drive, which usually takes around 6-7 hours, offers a mix of scenic rural vistas, rolling hills, and lush green valleys. Along the way, travelers can experience the cultural richness of the region, with stops in towns like Kokstad providing a glimpse into local life. As you approach Durban, the landscape transitions to a subtropical coastal environment, culminating in the bustling city known for its vibrant beachfront, rich Indian heritage, and diverse culinary scene. This journey offers a captivating snapshot of South Africa's varied topography and cultural tapestry. We arrive in Durban at around 5pm to conclude the 7 day tour.