Journey to Freedom Tour

Begin in Kliptown, where delegates gathered in 1955 to adopt the Freedom Charter, a document that became an important foundation for South Africa’s democratic Constitution and Bill of Rights.

Continue to Regina Mundi Church, a historic meeting place during the struggle against apartheid, before visiting the Hector Pieterson Museum, which explores the events and impact of the 1976 Soweto Uprising.

Travel past Mandela House, the former home of Nelson Mandela, with an optional opportunity to visit the museum. Enjoy lunch at a local Soweto restaurant before continuing through the contrasting neighbourhoods of Soweto towards the Apartheid Museum.

Conclude your journey at the Apartheid Museum, an immersive experience documenting the history of apartheid and South Africa’s transition to democracy through exhibitions, photographs, film, audio and personal accounts.

History of Humankind & Lesedi Cultural Tour

Begin at the Cradle of Humankind, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you’ll visit the Maropeng Visitor Centre. Explore its engaging exhibitions and discover the remarkable story of human evolution and our ancestors over millions of years.

Continue your journey from the past to the present at Lesedi Cultural Village, where you’ll experience the traditions, hospitality and daily life of five South African cultures: Zulu, Xhosa, Ndebele, Sotho and Pedi.

Enjoy an immersive cultural experience featuring traditional homesteads, music, dance and storytelling, providing insight into South Africa’s diverse cultural heritage. A traditional African lunch completes this memorable cultural experience.

Pretoria History & Cullinan Diamond Tour

Begin your journey at the historic Cullinan Diamond Mine, famous for producing the extraordinary 3,106-carat Cullinan Diamond, one of the largest gem-quality diamonds ever discovered. Start with an introductory video before entering the mine premises to learn about diamond mining, the workings of the mine and its impressive machinery.

Continue to the enormous Cullinan open-cast mine, before visiting a local diamond centre to see the skilled process of diamond cutting and polishing. There will also be an opportunity to browse loose diamonds and jewellery.

After lunch, continue to Pretoria, known as the Jacaranda City, where you’ll discover some of the landmarks that tell the story of South Africa’s rich and complex history.

Visit the Voortrekker Monument, an impressive memorial to the Voortrekkers, followed by the Kruger House Museum, the former residence of Paul Kruger, president of the former South African Republic.

Conclude your experience at the magnificent Union Buildings, the official seat of the South African government and the setting for Nelson Mandela’s historic presidential inauguration in 1994.

Sani Pass & Lesotho Tour

Depart Durban and journey through the rolling green hills of the Midlands to Underberg, where you’ll board a specially equipped 4×4 vehicle for the ascent of Sani Pass.

As you climb through the dramatic mountain landscape, enjoy breathtaking views before crossing into the Kingdom of Lesotho. Visit a traditional Sotho village and experience a glimpse of local culture and mountain life.

Continue to the famous highest pub in Africa, where lunch is served against an unforgettable mountain backdrop. Take in the spectacular views across the Lesotho highlands before beginning your descent.

After descending Sani Pass, relax on the scenic journey back to Durban, bringing an exhilarating day of mountain adventure, culture and spectacular landscapes to an end.

Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park Tour

Spend the day exploring the reserve in search of the Big Five and other wildlife, while enjoying spectacular views across the park’s rolling hills and diverse landscapes. Keep your camera ready as you take in the scenery and the incredible variety of wildlife and birdlife found throughout the reserve.

Enjoy lunch at Hilltop Camp – or similar, while taking in panoramic views of the surrounding wilderness. With hundreds of bird species recorded in the park, the experience is also a wonderful opportunity for birdwatching.

For an even more immersive safari experience, guests can opt for a 3-hour open safari vehicle game drive at an additional charge.

The Battle of Isandlwana Tour

Travel through spectacular mountain scenery before embarking on a leisurely 3 km round-trip walk to explore the ancient Bushman rock paintings. Dating back thousands of years, these remarkable artworks offer a fascinating glimpse into the lives and traditions of the San people. A local guide will share insights into the history and significance of the paintings. Moderate fitness is required.

After your mountain experience, enjoy a hearty lunch before beginning the journey back to Durban.

On the return journey, visit the Nelson Mandela Capture Site, a place of great historical significance in South Africa. Discover the story behind Nelson Mandela’s arrest and see the impressive sculpture created in his honour, commemorating his contribution to the country’s struggle for freedom and democracy.

Drakensberg World Heritage Tour

After your mountain experience, enjoy a hearty lunch before beginning the journey back to Durban.

Durban City Experience

Begin along the famous Golden Mile and Point Waterfront before travelling through the city centre, passing Durban City Hall and learning about the stories that have shaped the city.

Continue to Durban Harbour and the University of KwaZulu-Natal for scenic views of the harbour, before experiencing the lively atmosphere of Warwick Triangle and its vibrant African and Indian markets.

Visit the Phansi Museum (optional) to discover an impressive collection of Southern African cultural artefacts, including traditional beadwork, Zulu clay pots and other treasures.

From culture to nature, explore the peaceful Durban Botanic Gardens, established in 1849, before concluding at the iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium.

Create Your own Itinerary Tour

Whether you’re visiting for the first time or returning to discover more, this exclusive experience allows you to explore the Mother City in complete comfort with your own professional driver-guide.

Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned private vehicle as your qualified and certified guide takes you to the destinations that matter most to you. Enjoy the freedom to spend more time at the places you love, skip those you don’t, and travel without waiting for other guests or following a fixed group itinerary.

Whether you’re interested in breathtaking coastal scenery, award-winning wine estates, wildlife encounters, cultural experiences, shopping, or historical landmarks, we’ll help you create the perfect day.

Suggested Itineraries

Any combination of attractions based on your interests

Cape Winelands wine, brandy, chocolate, and food pairing experiences

Family-friendly sightseeing tailored for all ages, from babies to seniors

Wildlife adventures including bird parks, aquariums, penguin colonies, lion parks, and cheetah sanctuaries

Scenic West Coast exploration

Township cultural tours with a traditional lunch at a local restaurant

Museums, art galleries, and historical attractions of your choice

Cape Town’s famous beaches and coastal drives

Shopping excursions to markets, boutiques, and shopping centres

Whales and Wine Experience

Travel along the picturesque Clarens Drive, where dramatic mountain cliffs meet the sparkling waters of False Bay, providing spectacular photo opportunities throughout the journey. Continue to the charming seaside town of Hermanus, internationally renowned as one of the best land-based whale watching destinations in the world. During whale season, enjoy excellent opportunities to spot Southern Right Whales in Walker Bay from the shoreline.

For those seeking an even closer encounter, an optional boat-based whale watching excursion is available (own account), subject to weather conditions and availability.

After your whale watching experience, continue to the beautiful Hemel-en-Aarde Valley, famous for its cool-climate vineyards and exceptional Pinot Noir. Enjoy a wine tasting at one of the region’s renowned wine estates, selected according to availability and timing. On Sundays, when some estates may be closed, and if time permits, the tour will instead include a visit to the Stony Point Penguin Colony, home to one of the largest breeding colonies of African Penguins.

Before returning to Cape Town, stop at a charming farm stall where you can relax with a cup of tea (own account) and browse a selection of homemade preserves, unique jams, fresh pastries, and locally produced treats. Your return journey follows the scenic Sir Lowry’s Pass, offering magnificent views over False Bay and, on clear days, distant views of Cape Point.