Cape, wine, safari and Waterfalls

  • Day 1-3: Cape Town – The Mother City

    Arrival in Cape Town

    Arrive in Cape Town, South Africa’s most cosmopolitan city, known for its breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and vibrant atmosphere. You'll be welcomed by your private guide or chauffeur who will transfer you to your luxury accommodation.

    Stay at a luxury hotel like One&Only Cape Town, The Silo Hotel, or The Table Bay Hotel, all offering excellent service, beautiful views, and romantic settings.

    Explore Cape Town

    Day 2: Start your day with a visit to Table Mountain. Take the cable car to the top for panoramic views of the city, coastline, and surrounding areas—perfect for a few romantic photos.

    Explore the V&A Waterfront: Stroll around the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, where you’ll find shops, restaurants, and cultural experiences like the Zeitz MOCAA (Museum of Contemporary Art Africa).

    Robben Island: In the afternoon, you can take a ferry to Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. It’s a poignant and educational experience.

    Cape Peninsula Tour

    Spend Day 3 exploring the Cape Peninsula. Visit Boulders Beach to see the famous African penguins, then take a scenic drive along the Chapman’s Peak Drive to Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope, where the Atlantic and Indian Oceans meet.

    If you're a fan of wine and good food, a visit to Constantia Wine Estate, one of the oldest wine estates in the world, would be an ideal end to the day. Enjoy a relaxed wine-tasting lunch with views of the vineyards.

  • Day 4-5: Franschhoek – The Heart of Wine Country

    Transfer to Franschhoek

    After a few days in Cape Town, head to the Cape Winelands region. Franschhoek is a charming, French-influenced town just an hour’s drive from Cape Town, known for its incredible wine estates, fine dining, and romantic ambiance.

    Stay at La Residence, Boschendal Estate, or Holden Manz Wine Estate, where you can enjoy sweeping vineyard views and indulge in gourmet dining.

    Wine and Gourmet Experiences

    Spend your time exploring Franschhoek’s vineyards. You can take a scenic wine tram tour to visit multiple estates and enjoy wine tastings paired with world-class cuisine. Some of the estates you may visit include Moreson, Grande Provence, and L'Ormarins.

    Gourmet dining is also a highlight in Franschhoek, with restaurants like Le Quartier Français, The Tasting Room, and Foliage offering unforgettable meals. Treat yourself to a romantic dinner at one of these spots, overlooking the vineyards or mountains.

    Additional Activities

    Cultural Exploration: If you want to dive deeper into the region’s history, visit the Huguenot Monument and the Franschhoek Motor Museum.

    You can also take a private picnic in the vineyards or enjoy a spa day at one of the estates, making the most of the relaxed atmosphere.

  • Day 6-8: Greater Kruger National Park – Safari Adventure

    Fly to the Greater Kruger

    After your time in Franschhoek, take a short flight to Hoedspruit (or Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport) and transfer to your luxury safari lodge in the Greater Kruger region, which includes Sabi Sands, Klaserie, and Timbavati, all famous for their wildlife and luxury safari experiences.

    Lodges like Singita Boulders Lodge, Lion Sands Ivory Lodge, andBeyond Ngala Tented Camp, or Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge offer an unforgettable combination of comfort, privacy, and exceptional game viewing.

    Safari Adventures

    Game Drives: Your days will begin early with an exciting morning game drive, where you may see the Big Five—lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino—along with other wildlife such as cheetah, giraffe, and wild dog.

    Walking Safaris: Some lodges offer walking safaris, which allow you to learn more about the flora and fauna of the bush up close.

    Romantic Sundowners: End each safari day with a sundowner in the bush, where you can enjoy a cocktail while watching the sunset.

    Private Bush Dining: Many lodges also offer private dinners under the stars, or even in the bush, for a truly romantic experience.

    Relaxing After Safari

    Between safaris, relax at your lodge’s spa, pool, or just enjoy the spectacular views from your private veranda. Some lodges even offer private plunge pools for a truly intimate experience.

  • Day 9-10: Victoria Falls – A Natural Wonder

    Day 9-10: Victoria Falls – A Natural Wonder

    Fly to Victoria Falls

    After your thrilling safari adventure, you’ll fly from Kruger to Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia.

    Stay at one of the luxurious properties near the falls, such as The Victoria Falls Hotel (a historic and iconic hotel), Royal Livingstone Hotel (in Zambia, right on the Zambezi River), or Tongabezi Lodge (an intimate luxury lodge).

    Explore Victoria Falls

    Day 9: Your visit to Victoria Falls will be unforgettable. You can take a guided tour of the falls to see the thundering water, which is especially spectacular during the rainy season (from February to May).

    Helicopter Ride: For the ultimate view of the falls, take a helicopter ride over the Zambezi River, where you’ll get an aerial perspective of the falls and the surrounding landscape.

    Sunset Cruise: In the evening, take a sundowner cruise on the Zambezi River. You’ll enjoy stunning views, cocktails, and possibly spot wildlife like hippos and elephants.

    Other Activities

    For the more adventurous, try white-water rafting on the Zambezi River or a bungee jump from the Victoria Falls Bridge.

    If you prefer something more laid-back, consider a visit to the Victoria Falls rainforest or a relaxing day at your lodge, enjoying the Zambezi River views

    After your incredible honeymoon, you’ll fly back to Johannesburg or Cape Town for your onward international flight home, with memories of your journey that will last a lifetime

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Delta and deserts in botwana

  • Day 1-3: Okavango Delta – Water Wilderness and Wildlife

    Arrival in Maun & Transfer to Okavango Delta

    Fly into Maun, Botswana's gateway to the Okavango Delta. From here, take a scenic light aircraft flight over the Delta to your luxury lodge. Flying over the delta offers a stunning aerial view of the waterways, lush vegetation, and wildlife-filled landscapes.

    Stay at a luxury tented camp like AndBeyond Xaranna Okavango Delta Camp, San Camp, or Little Vumbura. These camps offer all-inclusive experiences with private, beautifully appointed tents and stunning views of the Delta’s channels and islands.

    Okavango Delta Safari Experience

    Game Drives & Boat Safaris: The Okavango Delta is known for its diverse wildlife and pristine beauty. Spend your days on morning and afternoon game drives through the bush, spotting elephants, lions, buffalo, and other iconic wildlife. In the delta, you can also experience boat safaris, gliding through the tranquil channels and getting up close to hippos, crocodiles, and a wealth of birdlife.

    Mokoro Excursion: One of the most romantic and serene experiences in the Okavango Delta is a mokoro (traditional dugout canoe) ride. This peaceful, shallow-water excursion lets you silently glide through the water with a guide, giving you the chance to see wildlife from a completely different perspective.

    Private Dining: Many lodges offer private dinners under the stars, a perfect romantic touch to your safari honeymoon. Imagine a candlelit dinner in the heart of the Delta, with the sounds of the bush around you and the stars above.

    Wildlife and Scenic Beauty

    The Okavango is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the world’s most unique inland deltas. The seasonal flooding creates a mosaic of water channels, islands, and lagoons, attracting an incredible variety of wildlife, including leopards, wild dogs, and giraffes. The birdlife here is also exceptional, with over 400 species of birds recorded.

  • Day 4-6: Moremi Game Reserve – Heart of the Delta

    Fly to Moremi Game Reserve

    After your magical time in the Okavango Delta, take a short flight to Moremi Game Reserve, one of Botswana’s most renowned and diverse wildlife areas, located in the eastern part of the Okavango Delta.

    Stay in luxurious safari lodges like Camp Moremi, Xugana Island Lodge, or Jacana Camp, offering private and intimate experiences with high-quality service.

    Game Drives & Walking Safaris in Moremi

    Game Drives: Moremi is home to abundant wildlife, including the Big Five (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, and rhino), as well as wild dogs, cheetah, and more. The landscape here is a mix of dry land and wetland areas, creating a great diversity of habitats for animals.

    Walking Safaris: If you want to get even closer to nature, take part in a walking safari with an expert guide. This is a unique way to experience the bush, where you can learn about tracks, plants, and smaller wildlife in a more intimate setting.

    Mokoro Safari: In Moremi, the mokoro safaris are still a significant way to explore the waterways and see wildlife. You may also have the opportunity to explore more remote parts of the delta, where fewer tourists go, giving you a sense of true exclusivity.

    Romantic Activities

    Consider a private bush dinner under the stars or a sunset boat cruise along the Delta’s channels, where you can watch the sun dip below the horizon while sipping on champagne and taking in the tranquility of the setting.

  • Day 5-7 - Safari in the Grumeti Reserve (Tanzania)

    Fly to Serengeti/Grumeti

    After your unforgettable gorilla experience, you’ll take a flight (typically through Kilimanjaro or Arusha) to Grumeti Reserve, located in northern Tanzania, which is a private concession bordering the Serengeti National Park.

    Grumeti is famous for its incredible wildlife, including large populations of big cats, elephants, and the annual wildebeest migration.

    Safari Experience in Grumeti Reserve

    Spend the next few days going on game drives in the reserve. Grumeti is less crowded than the Serengeti, meaning your safari will be more private and intimate. Expect to see lions, leopards, cheetahs, and hippos, as well as stunning birdlife.

    The Great Migration: If you're visiting during the migration season (usually between May and July), you may be lucky enough to witness the migration of millions of wildebeest and zebras crossing the Grumeti River.

    Bush Walks & Night Safaris: Many lodges in Grumeti offer walking safaris and night game drives for a deeper connection with the environment.

    Accommodation Options

    Singita Grumeti offers luxurious, eco-friendly lodges and tented camps with exceptional service and gourmet dining.

    Grumeti River Camp and Mkombozi Camp provide a more intimate and boutique safari experience with access to private game viewing areas.

  • Day 10: Departure – Return to Maun or Johannesburg

    Final Morning in the Kalahari

    After an early morning game drive or a final breakfast with the sounds of the desert in the background, you’ll catch a scenic flight back to Maun or Johannesburg for your onward international flight. You’ll leave with incredible memories of your honeymoon in some of the world’s most stunning and remote locations.

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