Welcome and assistance with transfer to your luxurious hotel in bustling heart of the V&A Waterfront. Check in to the for 4 nights. 

They say there's never a bad time to visit Cape Town! Widely known as one of the most interesting and vibrant cities in the world, it is a heady cocktail of modern culture, fascinating history and exceptional natural beauty. Situated between Robben Island and Table Mountain in the heart of Cape Town's working harbour, the ancient Victoria & Alfred Waterfront is South Africa's most visited tourist destination. 

Here Cape Dutch architecture and 21st century skyscrapers jostle for space with 450+ retail outlets that sell everything from high-street international fashion to indigenous local jewelry. And if shopping works up an appetite, over 80 eateries present culinary delights from rustic al fresco fish and chips to starched table-cloth fine dining in settings ranging from the water’s edge to feeling the sand under your feet. Add 22 heritage landmarks, indoor entertainment venues, live performances, and countless air, land and water activities; and we dare you to ever get bored at the nerve center of Cape Town. 

Play 1x18 holes of golf at (Includes Green Fee, Shared Cart and Halfway House). 

Spend the rest of the day at leisure exploring the many sights and sounds of this picturesque region. The Constantia suburb is the oldest wine growing area in South Africa whose produce was even patronised by Napoleon during his confinement years in St. Helena. You could choose to spend some more time exploring the onsite Steenberg Wine Farm or any of the neighboring historic estates to sample some of their famous vintages (at your own cost) and pick up some souvenirs. Alternatively return to your base at the Waterfront and indulge in one of the many entertainment options on offer. 

Play 1x18 holes of golf at (Includes Green Fee, Shared Cart and Halfway House). 

Spend the afternoon in a guided tour of the famous Cape Winelands where you will visit two historic wineries, perhaps the well known Morgenster and Waterkloof estates. Learn about the art of wine making, sample select reds and whites with chocolate, cheese, olive oil and biltong (dried meat) and soak in the unique atmosphere of the quaint winelands with its Cape Dutch architecture and gurgling brooks. 

With your taste buds singing, return to your hotel early evening for your last night in Cape Town.

International Mpumalanga Airport.

nights on an all inclusive basis.

Freshen up and time permitting, depart on an afternoon game drive with expert rangers.

Sabi Sands Wildtuin is a 65,000 hectare private Game Reserve that shares a 50 kilometre unfenced boundary

with the southwestern part of the legendary Kruger National Park. Animals move freely across the border

making it one of the best place in the world for a safari. Intersected by the Sabi and Sand Rivers, it is home to

a spectacular cross-section of wildlife including the Big 5 - lion, leopard, rhino, buffalo and elephant - as well

as cheetah, wild dog and amazing diversity of plains game.

Wake up early with coffee and rusks for a morning game drive oon custom built 4x4 Land Rovers. These

outings are coordinated, and you will be kept up to date about recent sightings by highly trained teams of

experienced game rangers and local Shangaan trackers, who are considered as amongst the best in Kruger.

This is often the best time of the day to spot predators before they duck into the shade to escape heat.

Come back for a hearty breakfast, following which, you can spend time catching a nap, or take a dip in the

pool with a refreshing cocktail. After lunch, and afternoon high-tea, a game drive takes you back into the

bush for some more action and adventure. Your vehicle will stop at a scenic spot for sundowner, often

dubbed as the high point of any African safari. Also of note are the bush walks, that gives you a completely

different perspective of the bush which cannot be appreciated from a vehicle.

Later have a splendid dinner under a million African stars as lions roar and elephants trumpet in the distance

and you exchange stories from the day’s sightings.

game drive through the Kruger National Park.

Play 1x18 holes of golf at Golf at Leopard Creek (Includes Green Fee, Shared Cart and Halfway House).

The return transfer to your lodge will also include another safari through Kruger, and you will also stop at a

scenic spot for a sundowner.

Bid farewell to Sabi Sabi this morning, as you are transferred after breakfast to KIMA for your flight to the

Livingstone Airport in northern Zambia, from where you will be transferred by road to the other side of

Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.

Check in to the grand Victoria Falls Hotel, set right on the edge of the falls for 3 nights.

In the local language, the Falls is known as Mosi-Oa-Tunya, translating as ' the smoke that thunders'. Few

natural wonders can match the spectacle as the mighty Zambezi river takes a sharp plunge into the abyss

some 400 meters below. So abundant is the display of nature's raw power at Victoria Falls, that it prompted

David Livingstone to exclaim in 1855, “scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight”.

Not surprisingly, the largest curtain of falling water on earth is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the

World and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Falls can also be accessed via private path from the hotel.

After breakfast, you will be transferred for your next round of golf.

Play 1x18 holes of golf at Elephant Hills Golf Club (Includes Green Fee, Shared Cart and Halfway House).

Following golf, and a light lunch you will be transferred for a scenic sunset cruise on the Zambezi river. It's a

great photo opportunity against spectacular African sunsets and the possibility of spotting wild game like

crocodiles, hippos and elephants are plenty, apart from the many different bird species.

Elephant Hills Golf Club

After breakfast, you will be transferred for a full day safari at the famous Chobe National Park, which is home

to the largest herd of free roaming elephants, apart from the big cats, innumerable plains game, large pods

of hippos and some of the biggest crocodiles in Africa. The first part will take you on a cruise along the Chobe

river and after lunch, you will embark on a classic afternoon game drive in the park itself with expert guides.

Your final morning at Victoria Falls gives you an up, close and personal encounter with this legendary

phenomena on foot. With your knowledgeable guide, experience epic views of one of the world’s largest

waterfall and explore the vast gorge where the roaring Zambezi River plunges into. Visit 'The Big Tree,' the

rainforest trails and the incredible flora as well as sites like the Devil’s Cataract at the end of the Chain Walk.

Return to your hotel for check out after which you will be transferred to the Victoria Falls Railway Station for

the last leg of your journey aboard the most luxurious train in the world for almost a 1,000 miles. Check in to

your all inclusive accommodation on the Rovos Rail for 3 nights.

Freshen up in your suite before meeting up with your travel companions in the midway Lounge Car or the

open Observation Deck at the rear of the train. The latter is also a firm favorite of keen photographers and

you may have to politely request for a slot at this coveted place. As night descends, get ready to be blown

away by the lavish multi-course dinner paired with many fine South African wines.

Enjoy an early breakfast, after which you will disembark for a game drive at the Hwange National Park.

Situated in the northwest corner of Zimbabwe, Hwange National Park (named after a local Nhanzwa chief)

covers 1,462,000 hectares making it the nation’s largest wildlife area. It contains a variety of animals and

bird species but is well-known for its prolific lion population. It became the royal hunting grounds to the

Ndebele warrior-king Mzilikazi in the early 19th Century and was set aside as a National Park in 1929.

Return for lunch, as the train travels between Dete and Gwaai along one of the world’s longest stretches of

straight railway line – 114 kilometres – and passes Bulawayo: the second city of Zimbabwe and the industrial

capital of the country. Later, enjoy dinner en route to the border at Beitbridge.

Take a break from your golf and safari adventure and spend an indulgent day, idling in the very lap of luxury

as the train crosses the Tropic of Capricorn around noon before arriving in Pyramid late in evening. You'll be

spoilt with choices to spend the day. Light up a Monte Cristo cigar in the Lounge Car, play a game of chess or

catch up with friends. All yours, as you like it. Of course there is the never ending parade of gourmet cuisine

and free flowing spirits to keep you company apart from fascinating stories told by the on board staff.

Like all good things that must come to an end, bid farewell to your new found mates and the wonderful staff

who have made it a sheer dream vacation. After breakfast, disembark at the Pretoria from where you will be

transferred to the airport for your flight home. Have a safe trip and see you soon!