Scouting out the Big Five at Aquila Private Game ...
Day or overnight safaris, close to Cape Town
Day or overnight safaris, close to Cape Town
Do the Big Five on horse-back at Aquila Private Game Reserve
The Wilderness National Park in the heart of the Garden Route, is an oasis consisting of lakes, rivers, fens, estuaries and beaches.
Situated around the north end of Century City, Intaka Island is habitat to more than 180 species of indigenous plants and 125 bird ...
Ko-Ka Tsara Private Game Reserve is situated along the Garden Route and offers activities ranging from game viewing to stargazing
Visit this Winelands paradise and be privileged to see resting butterflies, exotic spiders and scary scorpions up close!
Aquila Private Game Reserve close to Cape Town, invites you for close encounters with the Big Five on a day Safari or overnight Safari.
A fantastic chance for kids aged 5-10 to visit the Planetarium in Cape Town and learn about the wonders of space
The greatest attractions in Hout bay, one of the most popular destinations on the Cape Peninsula, is a cruise to Seal Island with ...
Luxury game lodge comfort, close to Cape Town
Experience the thrill of being a bit wild in the wild Western Cape at a private game reserve
Enjoy splendid views from the Look Out Hill in Khayelitsha township, 35km from Cape Town.
A camel ride on the Cape Peninsula at Imhoff's farm is an experience that will not be soon forgotten!
Every year whales migrate along Plettenberg Bay's coast. There are several great spots in Plettenberg bay where you can spot them.
Strandloper Safaris offers a range of journeys that open up a whole new world of discovery
Aquila invites you for a close encounter of the big five kind
Complete your stay in the Garden Route with an evening game drive at Shamwari Game Reserve, and explore the nocturnal side of this ...
Everybody drives to Boulders Beach to see the penguins. Why?
Have an up-close & personal encounter with the Cape feared by so many sailors in the past, and soak up the natural beauty of the ...
