Highlights

• Cape Town
• Cape Columbine Nature Reserve
• Oudtshoorn
• Camdeboo National Park and the Valley of Desolation
• Addo Elephant Park
• The Garden Route
• Hermanus and the Whale Coast
• Stellenbosch and the Cape Winelands

What's Included

• International flights from London to Cape Town
• Airport transfers on arrivaland departure
• 2 nights in a 4 star hotel in Cape Town including breakfast
• 18 nights pre-booked campsites including power
• 19 days in a 2 berth motorhome including including;
• Medium Cover Insurance which reduces the insurance excess to R10,000 and the security deposit to R10,000 (payable on collection) – Higher cover is available locally
• Contract fee
• Credit card fees
• 2 drivers
• Living, kitchen & sleeping equipment, table and chairs
• Full water tank and gas bottle
• Unlimited mileage
• Emergency motorhome assistance (08:00 – 22:00)

Itinerary

Days 1 - 2: Cape Town

Fly overnight from the UK to Cape Town. You’ll be met at the airport on day 2 and transferred to your hotel for the next 2 nights. Your time in the city is at your leisure to explore Cape Town and experience the wonderful attractions it has to offer. We definitely recommend visiting Table Mountain, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, where you have the option to walk up the mountain or let the cable car do the hard work. Other options include the sandy beaches of Camps Bay or the famous botanical gardens at Kirstenbosch. And maybe top off your stay with dinner at the V&A Waterfront.

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Days 4 - 5: The West Coast

Distance: 159km (99miles)

Transfer to the Motorhome depot this morning where you will collect your motorhome vehicle and start your overland journey as you head to the West Coast with its wide open spaces, charming fishing villages, unspoilt beaches and abundant animal and marine life.

You might like to visit the West Coast National Park, an area of natural beauty with a string of secret beaches, un-crowded braai (aka barbeque) spots and lots of exhilarating outdoor adventures plus some of the best wildflower areas in the land. These are just some of the wondrous attractions that make this beautifully preserved, unblemished paradise on earth the ultimate escape.

We also suggest taking the 35 minute drive from Langebaan to Paternoster for a visit to this beautiful Fishing Village town. Take a walk through the beautiful Cape Columbine Nature Reserve and enjoy a crayfish lunch before heading back to your campsite.

Day 6: Touws River

Distance: 266km (165miles)

Your next destination is the pretty little railway town of Touws River sits between Barrydale and Ladismith in the little Karoo. Set on the fringes of the Klein Karoo, Touws River is basically a valley sandwiched between the Langeberg and the Outeniqua Mountains, which in turn separates the LittleKaroo from the Garden Route’s coastal strip.

Days 7 - 9: Oudtshoorn

Distance: 253km (157miles)

Oudtshoorn is a town in the Klein Karoo area of South Africa’s Western Cape. It’s known for its ostrich farms and is located along the Route 62 wine route. To the north you’ll find the Cango Caves, a 20-million-year-old network of limestone chambers full of towering formations and caverns. On day 8 we’ve included a morning tour to an Ostrich Farm where you can learn more about these remarkable birds and their fascinating nature. In the afternoon continue onto Bufflesdrift Game Lodge where you will meet Jabari, Bulelo and Malaika, three orphan elephants originally from Kruger National Park. Take the opportunity to get close to these giants of the natural world when, as part of their daily routine, you will have the opportunity to give them a brush.

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Days 10 - 11: Camdeboo National Park

Distance: 317km (197miles)

As you leave Oudtshoorn behind your journey will take you via Meiringspoort where you can stop at the beautiful Meiringspoort Waterfall. Afterwards continue towards your next destination as you enter the Karoo region.

Formed hundreds of millions of years ago, the Karoo of South Africa is one of the great natural wonders of the world. Camdeboo National Park provides the visitor with insights into the unique landscape and ecosystem of the Karoo, not to mention awesome scenic beauty. We suggest visiting the Valley of Desolation or enjoying a nature drive in the park.

Days 12 - 13: Addo Elephant Park

Distance: 243km (151miles)

Discover... Experience... Explore a world of diversity in one Park. Now the third largest national park in South Africa, Addo Elephant National Park has expanded to conserve a wide range of biodiversity, landscapes, fauna and flora including the herds of elephants, as the name suggests. A unique feature is the waterhole lookout point, floodlit at night, within the camp as well as the underground hide, allowing close encounters with wildlife at the waterhole. The evenings are punctuated with the calls of lion, spotted hyena and jackal while francolin and bokmakierie herald each dawn.

On day 13 you will get to experience a half day guided Addo Elephant National Park Safari, giving you the best chance to see all that it has to offer. Not only do the guides have trained eyes for spotting wildlife but they also have local knowledge about animal identification, the local history, vegetation and culture plus plenty of local stories to round off a great tour.

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Days 17 - 19: Whale Coast

Distance: 387km (240miles)

Travel to Hermanus, also known as the Whale Coast of South Africa. The main towns that form the Whale Coast are Kleinmond, Hermanus, Stanford and Gansbaai; but the Cape Whale Coast is in fact made up of a collection of villages, farms, rivers, bays, coves and valleys – each filled with its own special magic. Explore the whales, sharks, wine routes, penguins, hiking trails and adventure activities in this beautiful region.

Hermanus is the whale watching capital of South Africa and the whale season is generally from June - mid December every year when whales can often be spotted from land. In whale watching season we highly recommend a whale watching cruise which can be anything from 1 ½ - 3 hours in duration depending on the sightings.

Days 20 - 21: Cape Winelands

Distance: 97km (60miles)

Depart Hermanus for Stellenbosch as the beautiful drive takes you past Hawston and through Kleinmond and Bettys Bay, where you can visit Stoney Point, home to an African Penguin Colony. Roughly 3,600 penguins now live at Stony Point's old whaling station, increasing from the two who originally ventured here in 1985. Continue your scenic journey via towns like Pringle Bay, and Rooi Els. Then explore the Cape Winelands at your leisure. Stellenbosch, Paarl & Franscchoek have so much to offer in terms of Wine Estates, food & wine pairing experiences and incredible restaurant options.

After breakfast on day 21 head to the Asara Wine Estate the starting point for a ‘Bike & Wines’ tour, a unique way to explore Stellenbosch, the heart of the Cape Winelands. Slow down and soak up the beauty of the winelands at a relaxed pedalling pace. The tour lasts for six hours but you’re not cycling for all of it, as you will visit 3 wine estates along the way including a stop for an a la carte lunch at one of the estates.

Days 22 - 23: Stellenbosch to Cape Town to the UK

Distance: 51km (32miles)

Head back towards Cape Town today and the motorhome depot close to the airport where you will return your vehicle. From here you will be transferred to Cape Town International Airport for your flight home, landing back in the UK the next day.

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