
Finland · Europe

01Overview
Get ready for a world of wonder and adventure on a journey filled with marine and wildlife encounters, thrilling and exciting experiences. From the iconic natural beauty of the Cape Town peninsula to the breathtaking coastline of the Garden Route, you'll get up close with a variety of animals, spot whales along the coast, and take a helicopter ride over Table Mountain. Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of the Garden Route and enjoy unforgettable moments in the heart of nature.
02Itinerary
Open a day to see what is planned, where you stay and what is included.
South Africa · Africa
04Dates & prices
Upcoming departures, seats available and the price for each traveller type.
| Dates | Availability | Select |
|---|---|---|
| 5Nov 20265 – 15 Nov 2026 · Thu | Booking closed |
Adult
13,000 SAR12,500 SARper person
Group ratesSave up to 10%
1 traveller
12,500 SAReach
2 traveller
11,875 SAReach
3 traveller
11,875 SAReach
4 traveller
11,250 SAReach
5 traveller
11,250 SAReach
6 traveller
11,250 SAReach
7 traveller
11,250 SAReach
- The schedule may change according to circumstances out of our control -This trip is subject to a minimum participant requirement for operation. We highly recommend refraining from booking your flights until we confirm and advise you to proceed with flight reservations. Group Booking Discount We offer a special discount for group bookings: - Groups of 2–3 people: 5% discount - Groups of 4–7 people: 10% discount - Check-in at the hotel starts at 16:00 for early arrivals. You can leave your luggage at the hotel and enjoy your first exploration until check-in time - Certain activities may be influenced by weather conditions. - Cape Town unveils urban vibrancy, stunning landscapes, and nearby wildlife like the Big Five, whales, seals, ostriches, and African penguins. The Garden Route, not a traditional safari spot, offers diverse wildlife encounters. Both contribute to a well-rounded South African journey, with wildlife experiences subject to natural behaviors. If you're lucky, you may see more.
Gratuity in South Africa: In South Africa, tipping, or gratuity, is mandatory. Some profession they don’t have salary or hourly paid, they live on tips, like waiters, drivers, hotel staff. Here are some general guidelines: - Restaurants: A standard tip is around 10-15% of the total bill. Some restaurants may include a service charge, so it's essential to check your bill. - Hotels:Tipping hotel staff is customary. You can tip porters around ZAR 20-50 per bag and leave a gratuity for housekeeping, typically around ZAR 50-100 per day. - Tour Guides/Drivers: For guided tours or transportation services, tipping is appreciated. You can tip tour guides and drivers around ZAR 50-100 per day, depending on the service. - Taxi Drivers:Tipping taxi drivers is common, and rounding up the fare is acceptable.
25° / 19° C
Saudi citizen do not require a visa to enter South Africa
South African Rand - Carry Some Cash: While card payments are widely accepted, having some cash is useful for smaller establishments, tips, and markets. - Use Credit/Debit Cards: Major credit and debit cards are accepted in most urban areas. Notify your bank before traveling to avoid any card issues. - Tipping: Commonly done in cash, especially for service staff like waiters, porters, and taxi drivers.
Remember, adaptation in travel means adjusting to new environments, cultures, and situations. Embracing these changes will enhance your experience and help you fully enjoy your destination.
07FAQ
Everything travellers ask before they book.
Clothing: - Winter Apparel: Cape Town can be chilly at night in September. Pack layers, including sweaters, a warm jacket.• Waterproof Jacket: Prepare for occasional rain showers, especially in the Garden Route. Footwear: - Comfortable Walking Shoes: Essential for exploring cities, nature reserves, and trails. - Waterproof Boots: Useful for wet conditions in the Garden Route. Accessories: - Sun Protection: UV rays can be strong. Bring sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen. - Travel Umbrella: Handy for both rain and shade. Electronics: - Power Adapter: South Africa uses the Type M electrical socket, so bring a suitable adapter for your devices. - Camera: Capture the stunning landscapes and wildlife. Essentials: your medication if you need. Local currency cash for tipping
Small first aid bag, trip leader will have an integrated bag but to reserve/you should tell us if you have any health problems.
Still wondering about something?
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