Cape Currents & Safari Shores: Tanzania, Mozambique & South Africa

As the seat of Parliament of South Africa and the oldest city in the country, Cape Town holds great political and cultural significance. A newer addition to Cape Town, the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa has made a splash in the global art world as the first major institution to dedicate its exhibits exclusively for artists from across Africa and the diaspora. Hike the trail at Lion's Head for an invigorating trek through nature. Greenmarket Square is a quintessential marketplace to immerse yourself in the local life and admire energetic vibes, with street musicians keeping things lively and cobblestone streets offering a glimpse of the street's far-reaching history.

Dramatic natural setting beneath Table Mountain, renowned food and wine, cultural landmarks, and iconic scenery.

Scenic Garden Route stop with coastal walks, maritime history, and relaxed seaside atmosphere. Safari day.

Eastern Cape hub with access to game reserves, coastal scenery, and Nelson Mandela heritage sites.

Primary safari access to Hluhluwe–iMfolozi Park and surrounding wildlife reserves.

Lively capital blending colonial architecture, local markets, and coastal culture; late night.

Gateway to the Avenue of the Baobabs, one of Madagascar’s most iconic landscapes, with village life and coastal scenery.

UNESCO World Heritage island showcasing Swahili and Portuguese trading history, fortifications, and walkable old town.

Spice island with rich Swahili and Arab heritage, UNESCO-listed Stone Town, beaches, and vibrant local culture.

Post-safari options.