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South Africa: From Wine to Wild with Victoria Falls 2027
17 Day Tour Cape Town to Johannesburg
Tour Description:
Small groups lead to big experiences on this Small Group Discovery tour of Africa with a lion’s share of captivating cities, private game reserves, natural wonders, wondrous wildlife, and stunning vineyards of South Africa’s winelands. Point your compass south to discover the dramatic vistas of Cape Town’s Table Mountain and first-class treatment at a luxury estate in the historic Constantia Valley wine region. Venture on to marvel at the panoramic ocean views of the Cape Peninsula, where dapper penguins parade on Boulders Beach. Enjoy the finest accommodations and experiences via 5-star luxury boutique hotels and wine estates, then head for the coastal wonders of South Africa’s most spectacular seaside spots in Hermanus and Plettenberg Bay. Travel the gorgeous Garden Route where fresh-water estuaries of the pristine Featherbed Nature Reserve offer a bounty of wildlife and wondrous natural sights. Follow the steps of wildlife warriors who dedicate their lives to preserving the ecosystems and extraordinary creatures that call Kariega Game Reserve home. Explore by boat and 4x4 vehicle to spot elephant, rhino, hippo, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, and a host of protected species. Return each evening to your 5-star luxury tented camp in the serenity of Kariega’s remote and untouched valley. Venture on for more amazing adventure to discover with the majesty of Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls! From your sunset cruise on the stunning Zambezi River to exciting options to explore the falls and other natural wonders, this Small Group Discovery tour is perfect for the wild mannered!
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Dates & Pricing
Start Dates Listed Below are US departure dates, please verify specific dates with your Pavlus Travel Planner
| Saturday 20 Feb 27 — Tuesday 09 Mar 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $11,410 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 13 Mar 27 — Tuesday 30 Mar 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $11,280 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 08 May 27 — Tuesday 25 May 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $10,160 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 12 Jun 27 — Tuesday 29 Jun 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $10,160 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 10 Jul 27 — Tuesday 27 Jul 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $10,160 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 31 Jul 27 — Tuesday 17 Aug 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $10,160 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 04 Sep 27 — Tuesday 21 Sep 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $10,750 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 18 Sep 27 — Tuesday 05 Oct 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $10,750 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 16 Oct 27 — Tuesday 02 Nov 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $11,180 | Get a Quote | |
| Saturday 30 Oct 27 — Tuesday 16 Nov 27
Small Group Discovery | Starting at $11,180 | Get a Quote |
Destination & Sightseeing
Destination & SightseeingDesigned from the ground up for a maximum of 24 guests in Africa, this Small Group Discovery tour has everything you need to explore with up-close-and-exclusive experiences that go beyond traditional tours.We’ve packed everything you need for an amazing adventure—from hand-selected safari lodges and tented camps to friendly Globus Tour Directors and expert Driver/Guides, and seamless transportation between destinations including intra-vacation flights. 4-wheel-drive safari vehicles are equipped with a pop-up roof for unfettered game viewing and photography. Plus, each safari vehicle is limited to just nine guests, so you’ll always have a window seat on safari! Enhance your free time to explore like a local with your GlobusGO mobile app!
Notes:
For approximately one month each year (typically late July to mid-September), Table Mountain Aerial Cableway is closed for annual maintenance. In these instances, a private tour of Kirstenbosch National Garden will be included in its place. All game viewing is done at your own risk and requires a signed liability waiver prior to travel. Due to rough driving on/off road and in/between game parks, this vacation is not recommended for guests with serious back problems or mobility issues.During the dry season (September-December) and particularly dry years, water flow to Victoria Falls may be low.
For approximately one month each year (typically late July to mid-September), Table Mountain Aerial Cableway is closed for annual maintenance. In these instances, a private tour of Kirstenbosch National Garden will be included in its place. All game viewing is done at your own risk and requires a signed liability waiver prior to travel. Due to rough driving on/off road and in/between game parks, this vacation is not recommended for guests with serious back problems or mobility issues.During the dry season (September-December) and particularly dry years, water flow to Victoria Falls may be low.
MEALS
MEALS ITINERARY
ITINERARYDay 1
ACCOMMODATION SPOTLIGHT Globus is proud to feature magnificent hotel experiences during your tour of Africa via a collection of premiere properties developed by iconic hotelier, the late Liz McGrath. This celebrated matriarch of three stunning South African properties known as the Liz McGrath Collection, including The Plettenberg in Plettenberg Bay, The Marine in Hermanus, and The Cellars-Hohenort in in Cape Town, devoted her visionary passion for superlative hospitality to become the extraordinary Mrs. M, as her staff so fondly called her
Day 2
ACCOMMODATION SPOTLIGHT The 5-star luxury boutique Cellars-Hohenort hotel, surrounded by nine acres of perfectly manicured and award-winning gardens. Located in what is known as Cape Town’s vineyard in the historic Constantia Valley, the hotel is inspired by the natural beauty of the gardens and amazing views of Table Mountain, all reflected in the design throughout the rooms, with light streaming in through large windows and a natural color scheme creating a soothing 51-room retreat
Day 3
TUXEDO JUNCTION Jackets aren’t required on Boulders Beach, even though the residents look dressed to the hilt. The only penguins found on the continent, African penguins are known for the unique sound they make. Colonies can be found from southern Namibia all the way around the South African coast, and Boulders Beach is the premiere viewing spot
Day 4
ACCOMMODATION SPOTLIGHT Set in the heart of a 162-hectare working wine estate on the outskirts of picturesque Stellenbosch, the Lanzerac Hotel & Spa is the perfect base from which to explore the Cape Winelands. Established over 330 years ago, the estate’s gracious opulence has earned the hotel a 5-star rating. The hotel also prides itself with 4 renowned restaurants, beautiful gardens, scenic walking and hiking opportunities, 4 swimming pools (indoor and outdoor), a wellness spa, and a wine cellar
Day 5
ACCOMMODATION SPOTLIGHT The Marine is a boutique hotel and celebrated as one of South Africa’s most spectacular seaside spots! Located in the village on the famous cliff path, overlooking the breathtaking Walker Bay, the hotel is the ultimate location for whale watching – often directly from the comfort of the hotel. Experience beyond expectation where luxury accommodation abounds, culinary journeys are crafted and memorable moments shine through
Day 6
SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE The Plettenberg hotel is situated on a rocky headland in Plettenberg Bay. This 5-star hotel, with just 35 beautifully appointed rooms, showcases the most breathtaking vistas in southern Africa, with views of the ocean, mountains, and endless stretches of golden sand. Guests can look forward to enjoying world-class cuisine at The Plettenberg, where fresh seafood is the order of the day
Day 7
ACCOMMODATION SPOTLIGHT
SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE Located in a remote and untouched part of the Kariega wilderness, Settlers Drift Lodge offers a unique tented safari combined with 5-star luxury. The lodge consists of just 9 spacious tented suites, each with stunning views and secluded viewing decks. Gazing down from the decks overlooking the Bushman’s River, it feels as if time has stood still since the last feet to have touched this remote valley were those of the 1820 Settlers as they guided their wagons across the river. The luxuriously appointed and perfectly positioned tented lodge delivers the ultimate guest experience. Also enjoy the many onsite amenities including a spacious deck, pool, curio shop, library, spa and even in-room complimentary mini-bar
Day 8
WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE Bordered in the east and west by the vast Kariega and Bushmans river valleys, Kariega Game Reserve is a natural wonder of dramatic landscapes across five unique ecosystems. Here, valley bushveld, savannah grasslands, fynbos, riverine forests, and acacia woodland provide refuge amid a natural paradise of trees, grasses, and plants of the Eastern Cape. From hidden secrets of the smallest creatures to mammoth beasts, there is never a dull moment on safari drives in this African Eden experience
Day 9
SMALL GROUP EXCLUSIVE Join a private fireside talk with an award-winning local historian and storyteller to discuss the history of the areas first people, the arrival of European settlers, and the development of the private game reserve.
Accommodations
Accommodations| Cape Town | Winelands | Hermanus | Plettenberg Bay | Kariega Game Reserve | Johannesburg | Victoria Falls |
The Cellars-Hohenort Hotel
Deluxe
93 Brommersvlei Rd Cape Town South Africa
The Cellars-Hohenort Hotel & Spa is situated in the historical Constantia Valley, known as ¿Cape Town¿s Vineyard,¿ amidst picturesque vineyards, beautiful gardents and breath-taking views of South Africa's Table Mountain range. Elegant guest rooms provide memorable stays and the hotel stands as a beacon of luxury and tranquility.
Deluxe
93 Brommersvlei Rd Cape Town South Africa
The Cellars-Hohenort Hotel & Spa is situated in the historical Constantia Valley, known as ¿Cape Town¿s Vineyard,¿ amidst picturesque vineyards, beautiful gardents and breath-taking views of South Africa's Table Mountain range. Elegant guest rooms provide memorable stays and the hotel stands as a beacon of luxury and tranquility.
