Dates: October 28 – November 5, 2026
Duration: 9 days / 8 nights
Number of participants: 8 – 12
Cost per person:- 3,550 USD for 12 participants, or
- 3,750 USD for 10–11 participants, or
- 4,290 USD for 8–9 participants.
10% discount for early booking (before June 29, 2026)Everything is included, except:– international flights to Cape Town and return from
Kruger Park,
– 1 regional flight,
– medical insurance,
– South Africa visa
– lunches and dinners (around $300 – 400 USD for the trip) and wine tastings, which are optional.
Approximate cost of flights:– Moscow – Cape Town and Kruger Park – Johannesburg – Moscow: $1,100 – 1,400 USD,– Cape Town – Kruger Park: $250 USD (Flights are typically booked individually, and we provide guidance.)Single accommodation supplement: 480 USD (available throughout the itinerary).
TRAVEL PROGRAM: Tour South AfricaDay 1. October 28 (Wednesday). ARRIVAL TO CAPE TOWNWe arrive in Cape Town in the first half of the day. Transfer and check-in at the hotel for rest.
Cape Town is a city that has literally "grown" on Table Mountain and is surrounded by dramatic ocean landscapes. Situated at the southwestern tip of Africa, it is one of the oldest European settlements on the continent. Since its establishment by Portuguese explorers in 1652, Cape Town has transformed into a hub of trade and culture, yet it has preserved its historical atmosphere, making it unique.
In the evening, we will take a sightseeing walk along the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, with typical African restaurants and shops where we can enjoy a delicious dinner while taking in views of the Atlantic Ocean.
*Recommended flight from Moscow to Cape Town:– any flight arriving in Cape Town on October 28 no earlier than 11:00 AM. Check-in starts from 12:00 PM. In case of arrival before 11:00 AM or after 12:00 PM, the transfer will be available at an additional cost.Meals included: NoneAccommodation: Old Bank Hotel 4* or similairDay 2. October 29 (Thursday). CAPE TOWNToday, if the weather is clear, we will head to Table Mountain, one of the highest points in the city, accompanied by a Russian-speaking guide. Table Mountain is a plateau 1,084 meters high, and its unique shape gave it its name. It has become a symbol of Cape Town and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. From the top, we will enjoy breathtaking views of the city and the surrounding natural beauty. We will take the cable car to the summit.
Next, we will stroll through the historic Bo-Kaap district, known for its brightly colored houses and its historical Malay community, which left a significant mark on Cape Town's culture. We will also visit the historical Green Market Square and the Company's Garden district, where old buildings harmoniously blend with modern restaurants, and we will have time to enjoy local cafes and the beautiful nature.
Meals included: Breakfast
Accommodation:
Old Bank Hotel 4* or similair*For an additional fee, you can take a helicopter tour over the city or ride Cobra cars at sunset.Day 3. October 30 (Friday). CAPE TOWN – CAPE OF GOOD HOPEToday, we will visit one of South Africa's most famous natural landmarks – the Cape of Good Hope. In 1488, the Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias discovered an important sea route for Europeans here. This is the point where the Indian and Atlantic Oceans meet, creating unimaginable beauty. On our way to the cape, we will drive along the Chapman's Peak Drive, one of the most scenic coastal roads in the world.
We will stop at Boulders Beach to see the penguin colonies that have lived here for decades and enjoy their playful antics. This unique place is home to South African penguins in their natural environment.
Then we will reach the Cape of Good Hope and take the funicular to the lighthouse. If desired, we can embark on a scenic hike.
On the way back, we will drive through Camps Bay, an elite area on the bay's shore, framed by the mountain range known as the Twelve Apostles.
Dinner at a restaurant on the waterfront. Return to the hotel.
Meals included: BreakfastAccommodation: Old Bank Hotel 4* or similairDay 4. October 31 (Saturday). WHALES IN HERMANUSCheck-out from the hotel at 08:00 and transfer to Hermanus. We will stop at the Muizenberg Beach, famous for its colorful houses and beautiful views of Cape Town.
Hermanus is a world-renowned whale-watching center. Every year, thousands of tourists visit to see humpback whales and other marine giants. Hermanus is one of the best places in the world for land-based whale watching. October and November are peak seasons for encounters with these magnificent creatures. This experience is unique due to the accessibility and proximity to the shore. On our way to Hermanus, we will pass through scenic coastal and mountainous areas, including a nature reserve, where we may spot local flora and fauna.
During the whale-watching tour, we may also encounter sea lions, schools of common dolphins, playful bottlenose dolphins, and endangered African penguins.
On the catamaran, we will get so close to these huge creatures that we can hear their breath and observe the bizarre growths on their bodies.
Lunch in Hermanus.
In the evening, we will walk around the town, which is filled with art galleries and souvenir shops, and immerse ourselves in the local life. Dinner. Overnight in the hotel.
Meals included: BreakfastAccommodation: Bamboo Guest House 4* or similairExact schedule and timing for whale watching will be known 48 hours before the activity.Day 5. November 1 (Sunday). HERMANUS – STELLENBOSCHEarly check-out from the hotel in Hermanus and departure for a tour of the wine regions of Stellenbosch and Franschhoek.
South African winemaking in Stellenbosch and Franschhoek has a long and revered history, with many wineries opening their doors for tastings. The wines here are known for their high quality and unique flavors, having won numerous international awards. We will learn not only about the wine-making process but also how each terroir imparts unique characteristics to the wines. We will sample classic varieties such as Pinotage and Chardonnay. The region is also known for its famous cheeses.
After lunch, we will take a stroll through the historic town of Stellenbosch. Founded in 1679, Stellenbosch is South Africa's second oldest town and is home to many of the country's best wineries. Arrival at the hotel on the vineyard. Dinner at the hotel's winery restaurant.
Meals included: BreakfastAccommodation: @Franchhoek Hotel 4* or similairDay 6. November 2 (Monday). CAPE TOWN – KRUGER PARKAt 7:30, we depart for Cape Town airport and take a domestic flight to Kruger Park airport. Transfer to the lodge from the airport.
The Kruger National Park is one of South Africa's largest and most famous national parks. Covering over 20,000 km², Kruger is home to a wide variety of animals, including lions, elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, and leopards. A safari here is more than just a trip – it's an opportunity to witness the "Big Five" in their natural habitat. There is also a chance to observe rare species such as cheetahs, impalas, and zebras. The park is explored in specially equipped jeeps with expert guides, allowing us not only to see the animals but also to understand their behavior and ecosystem.
*Recommended flight from Cape Town to Kruger Park airport MQP:– Airlink, departing Cape Town at 10:25, arriving at Kruger Park at 12:50.Lunch at Magnolia Restaurant.
We will then head out on an evening safari.
Arrival at the hotel. Check-in, dinner, and evening relaxation.
Meals included: Breakfast, dinnerAccommodation: Sabi River Sun Resort 4* or similairDay 7. November 3 (Tuesday). SAFARI IN KRUGER PARKToday, we continue to observe South Africa's wildlife. Early in the morning (at 05:30), we will set out on a safari in specially equipped jeeps with a ranger. We will bring breakfast with us.
The early-morning safari is the best time to spot nocturnal predators returning to their shelters and antelopes starting their day. The park is also home to rare bird species, from eagles to predatory hawks.
Lunch at a restaurant in Kruger Park.
Next, we will visit an ethnic village, where local people will introduce us to their culture through dance and music. In this vibrant atmosphere, we will experience traditional dances that reflect the customs of various South African peoples. Each dance tells a story, such as the Swazi dance, which symbolizes important life events like harvest seasons or personal achievements. The locals, dressed in bright, colorful costumes, will perform dances with precision, transmitting their culture, emotions, and connection to nature.
We will not only be spectators but also have the chance to join in the dance. This will all be followed by a delicious dinner.
Meals included: Breakfast, DinnerAccommodation: Sabi River Sun Resort 4* or similairDay 8. November 4 (Wednesday). KRUGER PARK – PANORAMIC ROUTEToday, we will enjoy another round of unforgettable views. The Panoramic Route is a true gift for photographers and nature lovers. Along the way, we will admire stunning views of the Blyde River Canyon, waterfalls, and incredible rock formations. The famous "God's Window" offers breathtaking views of the valleys and forests.
The entire route is steeped in South African history, passing around the Blyde River Canyon, the third-largest canyon in the world. The breathtaking mountainous landscapes, stunning views of the Three Rondavels, unique ochre-colored riverbed paintings reminiscent of Salvador Dali, and magnificent waterfalls make this area one of the most beautiful in South Africa.
Lunch at Harries Pancakes restaurant.
In the evening at 17:00, we return to our lodge near Kruger Park.
Dinner at the hotel restaurant.
Meals included: Breakfast, dinnerAccommodation: Sabi River Sun Resort 4* or similairDay 9. November 5 (Thursday). KRUGER PARK – RETURN FLIGHTAt 09:00, we transfer to Kruger Park MQP airport. Return flight home.
*Recommended flight from Kruger Park:any flight departing from Kruger Park no earlier than 12:00 PM.*The tour operator does not take responsibility for any changes in the schedule of local airlines that may occur after booking. The operator will make every effort to minimize potential disruptions to the approved itinerary. Route changes may occur due to force majeure circumstances, current schedules, the availability of domestic flights, and the possibility of charter flights. It is recommended to obtain insurance for full coverage of possible risks and inconveniences during the trip.