Day 1: Cape Town
Guests are met upon arrival at Cape Town International Airport from where a day is spent exploring one the world's most beautiful cities after arriving on your honeymoon vacation.. Table Mountain , arguably the most famous natural landmark in Africa is first on the agenda. From Table Mountain one of the most impressive views of the world can be enjoyed, the Indian Ocean and the deep blue waters of the Atlantic and the Cape Peninsula which sinks away and allows these two great oceans to meet at Cape Point. We also visit the world famous Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, which had its conception when the mining magnate and philanthropist Cecil Rhodes donated the land to the people of South Africa. The garden is home to 4000 of the 18000 species of flora which are found in South Africa and creates a most remarkable display. It is the memorial to one of Africa's greatest son's from where sweeping views of the entire Cape Flats can be enjoyed where we end an unforgettable day.

Overnight: Commodore

Meals: Dinner

Day 2: Cape Town
The spectacular Chapman's Peak drive, cut into the 650 m high Chapman's Peak, leads the tour through the Town of Noordhoek to the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. A botanical and scenic delight the reserve is home to several antelope species as well as a great diversity of flowering plants and birds. A highlight is sure to be the walk to the summit of Cape Point , where it is said the stormy waters of the Atlantic are met by the calming influence of the Indian Ocean. This Cape which has had such a central role in the tales and legends of the ocean was and remains an important landmark situated at the South Western Edge of Africa, proclaiming that this is where the two halves of the World, east and west meet.
The tour traces the Indian Ocean Seaboard on the way back to Cape Town with a visit to Boulders Beach - an attractive secluded haven, which comprises a tumble of huge round rocks on a sandy shore. The boulders are ideal vantage points for watching the antics of the colony of mainland-based African penguins.

Overnight: Commodore

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 4: Cape Town
After breakfast a forty-minute drive leads the tour into the heart of South Africa’s wine producing region where the stark contrast between vineyards and harsh mountains create the perfect backdrop to a tour of the historical town of Stellenbosch . The town is the oldest in South Africa after Cape Town, and is undoubtedly the most scenic and historically-preserved town in Southern Africa. Oak-lined streets next to water furrows compliment the many fine examples of elegant Cape Dutch , Victorian and Georgian architecture - all part of this unique "Town of Oaks ".
The town, ideally situated in a magnificent mountain valley, boasts a mild Mediterranean climate. The Stellenbosch Wine route is the oldest, largest, and probably the most visited of the Southwest Cape’s wine routes. Many of the estates are very old, their gabled, whitewashed Cape Dutch Homesteads, rolling vineyards and shade-dappled grounds lovely beyond measure. We visit two of these fine estates where the art of wine making in South Africa is experienced first hand. A large variety of cultivars can be sampled and a specific cultivar which appeals to your palette is sure to be found.

Overnight: Commodore

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 5: Mpumalanga
Guests are transferred to Cape Town Intenational Airport after breakfast for a flight to Johannesburg to start the second leg of their honeymoon vacation.Guests are met upon arrival at Johannesburg International Airport from where the tour travels east through the coal rich Highveld and the rolling hills of Mpumalanga to the village of Dullstroom. The area surrounding Dullstroom is a windswept grassland which is dominated by the 2332m high "Die Berg" (the mountain), which is the highest point between the Limpopo and Vaal Rivers . A visit is made to the Dullstroom Bird Of Prey and Rehabilitation Centre, which was established in 1997 in order to promote awareness of the raptor species, and their growing plight as endangered species. A large number of different raptor species and their role in the ecosystem come under the spot light before reaching the overnight destination.

Overnight: Walkerson’s

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 6: Mpumalanga
Walkerson’s is situated on one of the most prestigious estates in the eastern highlands of South Africa and the day is devoted to experiencing the spectacular views on the estate from horseback or on foot. At least 12 species of indigenous game as well as prolific bird and flower interests can be enjoyed. Several kilometers of weirs and dams compliment the tranquil environment and offer fine fly fishing opportunities for the Rainbow Trout, should you wish to try your hand at this relaxing pastime on your honeymoon vacation.

Overnight: Walkerson’s

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 7: Greater Kruger National Park
Before crossing over the eastern escarpment and subsequently entering the heart of South Africa ’s Big Five country, guests explore the Mpumalanga Panorama Route . Along the way the magnificent Blyde River Gorge, dominated by the triplet peaks of the Three Rondavels, is visited before traveling on to God’s Window, a cleft in the edge of the escarpment from where magnificent views of the Lowveld can be enjoyed. God's Window is situated in a patch of indigenous forest where many flowering and aromatic plants flourish. A visit is also made to the historical mining village of Pilgrims Rest. It is one of the most perfect examples in the world of a mining town born during the excitement of an alluvial gold rush. Gold was discovered here in 1873 and the town was declared a national monument in 1986. Guests will have a gold digging and panning demonstration before traveling on to the overnight destination situated in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve. The afternoon is devoted to a first open 4X4 safari accompanied by experienced rangers and trackers who bring to life the signs of the wild, and who are expert in interpreting the behavior of the different species. The area is blessed with a rich diversity of mammal and bird species and forms part of the Greater Kruger National Park which is internationally renowned as one of the worlds premier conservation areas. The afternoon game drive is extended into the early evening and offers guests the opportunity of viewing the nocturnal animals in their natural surroundings, before returning to the Lodge for a sumptuous bushveld feast.

Overnight: Exeter River Lodge

Meals: Full Board

Day 8: Greater Kruger National Park
An early morning and late afternoon game drive in the company of your experienced ranger and tracker fill a day of wonder as the rhythms of the wilderness and the laws that govern life in a remote ecosystem become more apparent. The legendary Big Five, regarded to be the most majestic and awe inspiring mammals to be found anywhere in the world, are sure to be amongst the day’s highlights. In addition to the lion, elephant, rhinoceros, buffalo and leopard, the reserve is blessed with a rich diversity of antelope and other mammal species. The day will be completed with a night drive accompanied by one of the professional Game Rangers. Night drives become the highlight of the bush experience offering glimpses of nocturnal animals often not seen during the day.

Overnight: Exeter River Lodge

Meals: Full Board

Day 9: Greater Kruger National Park
The ever-changing moods of this land will capture your soul as the day is once again devoted to exploring this wilderness area from the back of open 4X4 vehicles or on foot during the bush walk. The lesser creatures of the land, though not as well known, contribute as much to the ecosystem. Great delight can often be found from witnessing these creatures as they go about their daily routines. All life and the delicate balance that exists between them is protected in this area which is a treasure over which we should be wise custodians.

Overnight: Exeter River Lodge

Meals: Full Board

Day 10: Limpopo Province
A last morning game drive is followed by breakfast, after which the tour travels to the Hoedspruit Research and Breeding Centre for Endangered Species. Since its establishment in 1988 it has played a pivotal role in the re-establishment of a greater cheetah population and has successfully rehabilitated countless other animals before returning them to the wild after injury. Guests will have the opportunity to view at close proximity the Cheetah, African Wild Dog, African Ground Hornbill, the Aardwolf and small cat species such as the African Wild cat, Serval and the Black Footed Cat. A highlight is sure to be the opportunity of viewing at close range the rare King Cheetah with its unique markings. The African bush then subsides and gives way to sub-tropical farming areas as the tour makes its way north to Tzaneen, renowned for its majestic scenery and the quality of fruits its fertile soils deliver.

Overnight: Coach House

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 11: Pretoria
In Duiwelskloof a visit is made to the Modjadji Cycad Reserve, which contains the largest concentration of a single cycad species in the world. This particular species (Encephalartos transvenosus) dates back 50 to 60 million years and was abundant during the heyday of the dinosaurs. Some of the cycads stand over 13 m in height. Not far from the cycad forest lives the Rain Queen and her people, the Bolobedu. Revered by most of the tribes of Southern Africa, the rain queen never marries and is said to possess rain making abilities. Before traveling to Johannesburg we stop at the Sunland Bar which is contained within a huge Baobab Tree and is sure to be one of the most unique pubs you've ever witnessed. Traveling south along the National Highway the tour makes its way to Pretoria .

Overnight: Lombardy

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 12: Victoria Falls
Guests are transferred to Johannesburg International Airport for a flight to the town of Victoria Falls, named after the majestic falls close to which it is situated. The Victoria Falls is without a doubt one of the most spectacular natural sights in all the world. The falls occur where the mighty Zambezi River is approximately 1688 m wide and from its highest point plummets 108 m meters in a thundering roar of spray and mist, hence the local name of “Mosi oa Tunya”, the smoke that thunders. Time devoted to exploring this natural spectacle is followed by a visit to the Victoria Falls Craft Market where some of Africa ’s finest artwork is on display. Guests are then assisted with check in at the elegant Victoria Falls hotel.

Overnight: Victoria Falls Hotel

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 13: Victoria Falls
The morning is devoted to an Elephant back safari in a wilderness area not far from Victoria Falls. An experienced elephant minder accompanies each elephant and client. On mounting the elephants, the safari begins – view game whilst riding game, savor the experience of crashing through the African bush atop a gigantic pachyderm. Your safari ends with a short training session and interaction with the elephants followed by a late breakfast or early lunch. Guests then return to the hotel where they are met during the late afternoon for a sunset cruise on the mighty Zambezi River. View game coming to the waters edge for a late afternoon drink, whilst the setting sun creates a splendid display of color over one of Africa ’s finest wilderness areas.

Overnight: Victoria Falls Hotel

Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 14: Departure
Guests spend the morning at leisure after which they are transferred to Victoria Falls Airport for a flight to Johannesburg . Guests are met at Johannesburg International airport and are assisted in transferring to an international flight back to their country of origin after a memorable Southern African experience.

Overnight: None

Meals: Breakfast