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The life and soul of South Africa on safari

FROM PRICE: $ 5544

Kapama Game Reserve + Waterberg + Cape Town, South Africa - 10 days/9 nights

Enjoy elephants, horse rides and novel adventures.

Interact close-up with a special herd of elephant in Kapama Private Game Reserve staying in a private camp of just 6 suites for 3 nights. You'll fly to the Waterberg region for 2 nights to enjoy a private bush home and a superb range of horses or just enjoy the wildlife from a vehicle or on foot. Finally spend 4 nights in Cape Town in a plush and playful hotel mirroring the unique talent, style and flavour of the city.

The price shown is the lowest available for this safari and changes according to the date of travel.

Where is it?

Kapama Private Game Reserve is close to Kruger National Park and accessed through Hoedspruit "Gateway to the Kruger National Park".

Waterberg Plateau is in the Limpopo Province 3hrs north of Oliver Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg and 5hrs west of Kruger National Park.

Cape Town is on the southern tip of South Africa and a major international tourist destination.

What is the best time of year to go?

Summer (November to March) – the days can get quite warm (up to 28-32 degrees on average) but it is a dry heat and the parks get summer rainfall, normally in the form of thunder storms. These rarely affect activities and are usually in the evening.

Autumn (April to May) – days can still be warm but the evenings cool down. Average day time temperature 22-28 degrees. Evenings 10-15 degrees.

Winter (June to August) – days are warm (temperatures in the mid-twenties) evenings and early mornings very cold with average early morning temperatures 5-12 degrees. It very rarely rains at this time when the bush is golden and dry.

Spring (September, October) – days start getting hotter, evenings and mornings could still be crisp but not as cold. A very slim chance of rain. On occasion we can get very hot days.

The best time to visit Cape Town is during the Southern Hemisphere summer months. Winter can be cold and windy in this lovely city.

How to get there

The safari starts in Johannesburg at the Oliver Tambo International Airport and finishes in Cape Town at the international airport.

Tips and Notes

The price includes:

All accommodation on a shared basis; full board other than in Cape Town which is bed/breakfast only; Airport transfers. Safari camps include two game activities a day in their tariff (one in the morning and the other in the afternoon). A private vehicle and guide can be booked, at an additional cost, for extra activities (or special interest activities); park fees; air transfers; accommodation taxes, the applicable Tourism Levies and all relevant Value Added Tax (VAT) or Government Sales Tax (GST).

The price excludes:

Lunch, dinner, drinks and activities in Cape Town; Drinks in safari camps; Cancellation, baggage and medical insurance; Staff gratuities; Visa fees; Any items of a personal nature.  

Flights are excluded from Johannesburg International airport to Kapama Reserve return; Johannesburg International to Waterberg return and flights from Johannesburg International to Cape Town return and international flights to reach South Africa.