Small Group Tours & Adventures - South Africa

Small group adventures often allow you to travel to more remote and secluded areas due the group’s size, and become involved in the local culture whilst still enjoying all that South Africa has to offer. It’s a great way top see South Africa giving you a more intimate experience with the countryside and also knowing that you don’t have to wait for 40 people to board the bus.

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Acacia Africa

Kruger to Cape Town 14 Days / 13 nights

Your journey starts in Johannesburg before making your way to Kruger National Park. Here you will enjoy game drives before heading to Swaziland and Durban. The last part of the trip takes you to the costal towns of Knysna and Hermanus, a great spot for dolphin watching before finishing in Cape Town.

Acacia Africa Kruger to Cape Town

Acacia Africa Kruger to Cape Town

This small group safari has classic game drives in Kruger, Hluhluwe/Umfolozi and Addo National Park. Visit remote beaches and see Hermanus whale/dolphin watching.

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Dragoman

Their 9 day tour from Johannesburg – Durban takes in a 3 fantastic parks including Kruger, to view South Africa’s amazing wildlife including an open vehicle night drive and white Rhino tracking on foot. Your accommodation is in hotels and transport via minibus.

Dragoman

Dragoman

Idle on the golden beaches of Durban, Hike amid colourful birds and yellow-wood trees in Hogsback, Experience the magic of the Wild Coast, Scout for Africa's legendary Big Five, Marvel at huge stalactites in the Cango Caves, Unwind in the picturesque winery region of Stellenbosch, Visit the world's ostrich capital, Discover the sights and sounds of Cape Town.

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Drifters 18 Days South African Explorer

With no more than 14 seats on their trucks for optimum viewing their 18 day South Africa trip covers all that you want to see. Highlights include Big Five Game Walks, open vehicle drives, Wine Farm and Tasting and miles of unspoilt beaches. This trip is Johannesburg to Cape Town and accommodation is staying in cabins and inns.

Drifters 18 Day South African Explorer

Drifters 18 Day South African Explorer

South Africa is a haven of spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife, diverse cultures and first world norms, topped with a healthy and invigorating climate. These qualities, as well as a relatively cheap currency, make it an adventure destination not to be missed.

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GAP Adventures

Enjoy a 4 day camping safari with highlights including safaris in Kruger National Park, guided bush walk and Blyde River Canyon. With a group no larger than 14 people it gives you the opportunity to enjoy more.

Gap Kruger Camping

Gap Kruger Camping

In addition to the world-renowned Kruger National Park, one of the largest and most diverse wildlife areas in Africa, visit a private game reserve for incredible chances to see some amazing wildlife. Enjoy game-viewing drives in hopes of spotting wildlife such as elephants, lions, impala, buffalo, and zebra, in addition to the ever-present bird life.

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Hiking Table Mountain

Table Mountain is impossible to ignore. Towering over the City Bowl of Cape Town, like a protective mother, the mountain is the pride and joy of Capetonians. And rightly so. With the amazing Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens nestled in the foothills, the breathtaking views over Table Bay and Robben Island from the top, and the revolving cars of the Cableway, Table Mountain is a must for anyone who is lucky enough to find themselves in South Africa’s Mother City.

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The Great White!

Africa is all about the wildlife and of course spotting the famous big 5 (Elephant, Leopard, Buffalo, Rhino & Lion) but I was after an up-close and personal experience with one of Africa’s greatest predators the Great White Shark!

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Cape Town

We woke up in Cape Town to blue skies,  perfect as we were heading to Table Mountain and knew it meant we were in for some great views from the top.  Tickets in hand we headed to the cable car which can carry 65 people at a time, and you stand the whole way up as the car rotates 180°C.  A very smooth ride, you didn’t even feel like you were moving.

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