8 Days 7 Nights
Cape Town → Addo → Cape Town
Direct 1h20 Flights
Malaria-Free Safari
The only Big Five safari in Southern Africa you can offer without a single antimalarial tablet. This eight-day itinerary opens in Cape Town with the rotating cable car up Table Mountain and the ferry to Robben Island, then takes a short 1h20 direct flight to Gqeberha and the Addo Elephant National Park, where more than 600 elephants roam free — the densest population in South Africa. Three nights on site mean three game drives at three different times of day: the afternoon drive with sundowners at the Domkrag viewpoint, a sunrise drive in the best light of the day, and a full day in the park with a bush picnic. You fly back to Cape Town for the Cape Peninsula — Boulders Beach penguins, the Cape of Good Hope, Chapman’s Peak Drive — and close with the oldest wine estate in the country at Groot Constantia and the Kirstenbosch botanical garden. Two hotels, one short flight, and the Mountain twice in case the wind closes it the first time.
Your Africa Tour Travel representative greets you at Cape Town International Airport, assists with arrival formalities and accompanies you on a private, air-conditioned transfer to your hotel at the V&A Waterfront (about 22 km). After check-in we hold a friendly welcome meeting: a full day-by-day walkthrough of your programme, how each excursion works, plus safety guidance, local etiquette and our weather plan B for the south-easterly wind. We set up your local SIM card with data and add you to our WhatsApp group.
WELCOME DINNER

First cable car of the day at 8:30 to the summit of Table Mountain, before the cloud and the crowds. At 13:00, the ferry leaves the Nelson Mandela Gateway for Robben Island: three and a half hours including the island bus tour and the prison, guided by a former political prisoner. Sunset and a dedicated photo session on Signal Hill.
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Morning flight from Cape Town to Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), 1h20 direct, then a 60 km transfer to your lodge at Addo. Guided afternoon game drive in the Addo Elephant National Park (two hours, departing from Main Camp reception), followed by sundowners at the Domkrag viewpoint.
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A sunrise game drive at 5:30 in summer, 6:30 in winter — the best light of the whole trip for your photographer — then a full day inside the park with a bush picnic: more than 600 elephants, Cape buffalo, Cape mountain zebra, kudu and warthog. Addo is one of the very few reserves where the herds come to the vehicle rather than the other way round.
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A final morning game drive at Addo, then down to Gqeberha and Algoa Bay: the beachfront, Bayworld and Hobie Beach with its Shark Rock Pier. The bay holds the largest Cape gannet colony in the world and a resident population of bottlenose dolphins. Late-afternoon flight back to Cape Town.
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A full day down the peninsula: the African penguin colony at Boulders Beach in Simon's Town, watched from raised boardwalks, then the Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point with the Flying Dutchman funicular up to the old lighthouse. The return runs along Chapman's Peak Drive, one of the most spectacular coastal roads in the world, with photo stops.
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Morning at Groot Constantia, the oldest wine estate in South Africa, founded in 1685: the Cape Dutch manor house, the historic cellar and a tasting of five wines. Eight minutes away, the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden on the eastern slopes of Table Mountain and its Boomslang canopy walkway. Farewell dinner and a screening of your photo report.
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A final South African breakfast, a last coffee at the V&A Waterfront if your flight allows, then a private transfer to Cape Town International Airport, with photos and a personal album to treasure.
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