Private Africa,
shaped around you.

Over a mountain pass to Hermanus — the world's finest shore-based whale watching — then into the Hemel en Aarde Valley for a private tasting at Bouchard Finlayson.

Shark Alley, between Geyser Rock and Dyer Island — the world's most celebrated cage diving. No certification needed. Face-to-face with the Great White.

Sweep the Atlantic seaboard from Camps Bay to Hout Bay, crest Chapman's Peak Drive and descend to Cape Point — the dramatic south-western tip of the Cape Peninsula.

A half-day escape through Sea Point and Camps Bay, into Cape Point Nature Reserve — baboons, zebra, bontebok and the legendary Cape Doctor wind.

Walk the cobblestone streets of Bo-Kaap, pass the Castle of Good Hope built in 1666, then ascend Table Mountain by revolving cable car for a panorama to the horizon.

Stroll oak-lined streets lined with 18th-century Cape Dutch gables, then settle into a private tasting at one of South Africa's most celebrated wine estates.

The definitive Cape Town day — Table Mountain, Chapman's Peak to Cape Point, penguins at Boulders Beach, Muizenberg's beach huts and a wine tasting at Groot Constantia.

Three great valleys, one extraordinary day — Paarl where Mandela walked free, Franschhoek's Huguenot village (1688), and Stellenbosch with three private wine tastings.

Three South Africas in one day — Bo-Kaap's painted facades, the ruins of District Six, the warmth of Langa Township, then a ferry to Robben Island where Mandela spent 18 years.

Through the Hex River Valley to Aquila Private Game Reserve — lion, leopard, giraffe, zebra and 172 bird species on an open vehicle. A lodge lunch awaits.

Down the False Bay coast to Boulders Beach, where a colony of African penguins waddles between the boulders, then the naval charm of historic Simon's Town.

Wander the world-renowned Kirstenbosch gardens on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain — the Boomslang canopy walkway, fynbos and indigenous forest.

Ferry across Table Bay to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned for 18 years, guided by a former political prisoner, then the buzzing V&A Waterfront.

A tasting journey through the Mother City — Cape Malay spice, artisanal markets and street food, with a local foodie guide unpacking the city's flavours.

In spring, the West Coast National Park erupts into carpets of wildflowers — a seasonal escape up the Atlantic coast to Langebaan lagoon and beyond.

Hop on the open-air wine tram through the Franschhoek Valley — France's Huguenot heart in the Cape, with estate-hopping tastings and mountain vineyard views.

The scenic Clarence Drive coastal road to Gansbaai — dramatic cliffs, seasonal whale sightings and the wild Overberg shoreline beyond Hermanus.

Launch from Signal Hill and soar over the Atlantic seaboard with a certified tandem pilot — the ultimate bird's-eye view of Cape Town and Table Mountain.

A guided climb up Lion's Head for sunrise — chains, ladders and a 360° summit panorama over the city bowl, Table Mountain and the Twelve Apostles.

An evening in the townships — a home-cooked shisa nyama feast and live local jazz, sharing food, music and stories with a warm host community.

The world-class Apartheid Museum, then into Soweto — Vilakazi Street, the Hector Pieterson Memorial and Mandela House, with an authentic township lunch.

Walk the streets of Soweto with a local guide — Mandela House, the Hector Pieterson Memorial, the Orlando Towers and a real township lunch along the way.

From Gandhi Square through Ferreirasdorp, past Chancellor House and the Market Theatre, across the Nelson Mandela Bridge into vibrant Braamfontein.

Discover Maboneng's world-class murals and the artists behind them — Jo'burg's most creative district, reborn from its mining-era industrial roots.

Zip through Soweto in an open-air tuk-tuk — Mandela House, the Orlando Towers and vibrant neighbourhoods, with a local guide bringing it all to life.

Cover more of Soweto on two wheels — Vilakazi Street, Mandela House and informal settlements, led by a native guide who knows every corner, with lunch.

Just outside Johannesburg, meet lions, giraffe, wild dog and antelope at the Lion & Safari Park — an open-vehicle game drive within easy reach of the city.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site — descend into the Sterkfontein Caves and explore Maropeng, tracing the origins of humankind over millions of years.

Into the jacaranda capital — the Union Buildings and Mandela statue, Church Square, the Voortrekker Monument and Pretoria's grand government architecture.

The Old Fort prison complex where Mandela and Gandhi were held, now home to South Africa's Constitutional Court — a powerful walk through justice and reconciliation.

A malaria-free Big Five safari in the Pilanesberg's ancient volcanic crater — lion, elephant, rhino, buffalo and leopard on a full-day open-vehicle game drive.

The extravagant Sun City resort in the Pilanesberg — the Lost City, the Valley of Waves and palm-lined luxury, an easy day trip from Johannesburg.

Descend a real gold mine shaft and watch a molten-gold pour at Gold Reef City — the story of the rush that built Johannesburg, plus theme-park thrills.

Follow Mandela's footsteps to Liliesleaf Farm, the secret liberation-movement hideout, and the Nelson Mandela house in Houghton — living struggle history.

Drift at dawn over the ancient Magaliesberg mountains and Cradle of Humankind by hot air balloon, ending with a sparkling-wine breakfast on landing.

Taste your way through Braamfontein and Maboneng — the Neighbourgoods Market, craft coffee, street food and the creative food scene of the inner city.