South Africa - Cape and Kruger Wildlife Safari 2026

01 Oct 2026 - 10 Oct 2026 (10 days)

ZAR86,500 SPACES AVAILABLE

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Tour Price (Per person): ZAR86,500 (USD5,185 * GBP3,958 * EUR4,525 * AUD7,893)

Single Supplement: ZAR9,950 (USD596 * GBP455 * EUR521 * AUD908)

Flight costs: ZAR5,450 (USD327 * GBP249 * EUR285 * AUD497)

Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*

South Africa - Cape and Kruger Wildlife Safari 2027

01 Oct 2027 - 10 Oct 2027 (10 days)

ZAR91,500 SPACES AVAILABLE

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Tour Price (Per person): ZAR91,500 (USD5,485 * GBP4,187 * EUR4,787 * AUD8,349)

Single Supplement: ZAR10,750 (USD644 * GBP492 * EUR562 * AUD981)

Flight costs: ZAR5,850 (USD351 * GBP268 * EUR306 * AUD534)

Pricing notes : *prices are estimated and dates may change*

Experience the best of South Africa with our Cape & Kruger Wildlife Safari in October. This 10-day tour begins in the renowned Kruger National Park, where we explore the diverse habitats and encounter the Big Five, followed by a journey to the vibrant city of Cape Town. From thrilling game drives in Timbavati Game Reserve to the breathtaking landscapes of Cape Point and the rich marine life of Seal Island, this safari offers unforgettable wildlife sightings and stunning scenery. Highlights include the Great White Shark excursion, the charming African Penguin colony at Boulders Beach, and the awe-inspiring Table Mountain.

Top Birds

Southern Ground Hornbill, Verreaux’s Eagle-Owl, Bateleur, Magpie Shrike, Southern White-crowned Shrike, African Fish Eagle, Lappet-faced Vulture, African Penguin, Orange-breasted Sunbird and Cape Sugarbird.

Top Mammals

Lion, Leopard, African Buffalo, Elephant, White Rhinoceros, African Wild Dog, Hippopotamus, Cheetah, Spotted Hyena, Southern Giraffe, Southern Right Whale.

Habitats Covered

Explore diverse habitats including savannahs, coastal fynbos, marine ecosystems, and mountainous regions.

Expected Climate

Experience a range of climates from the warm savannahs of Kruger to the cooler, temperate coastal climate of Cape Town.

Max Group Size

6 and 1 Rockjumper Leader

Tour Pace & Walking

This tour maintains a moderate pace, with a mix of exciting game drives, leisurely coastal explorations, and engaging cultural experiences.

Accommodation

Stay in comfortable lodges in Kruger National Park and enjoy scenic accommodations in Cape Town, offering modern amenities and breathtaking views.

Other Attractions

Great White Shark, Cape Wildflowers, Table Mountain

Photographic Opportunities

Capture stunning images of the Big Five, marine life including Great White Sharks and penguins, and the scenic beauty of Cape Town’s landscapes.

What our clients say about us

Glen Valentine
AC, South Africa Mega

Glen's pacing of the tour was particularly good - relaxed whenever possible and upping the pace when necessary. His responsiveness and attention to client requests was admirable, as was his general demeanor throughout. Nice to spend such a long trip with someone so enthusiastic and sociable.

David Hoddinott
OS - South Africa 2019

David Hoddinott was a superior guide with extensive knowledge (of course) about the avifauna, but also provided good knowledge about other nature matters as well as SA culture and geography apart from being an overall nice person. Would highly recommend.

Gregory de Klerk
KB, Best of South Africa: Cape & Kruger I 2016

Since our trip left right after Easter, and the office was supposed to be closed, I REALLY appreciated Lorna responding to my questions in such a timely fashion. She was right there with answers. Accommodations were very very nice, esp Whale View Manor (within walking distance of penguins). The food was fabulous. Greg de Klerk is the best guide I’ve ever travelled with. He is very knowledgeable, kind, and has a great sense of humour. He did his best to make sure everyone saw as many birds as possible, and that we knew what we were seeing. He continually checked in with us, to make sure everyone was having a good time. He made a good trip into a great trip.

Daniel Danckwerts
TT - South Africa Rallid Quest 2019

There are not enough superlatives to describe Daniel Danckwerts! He is a superstar of a guide and I am glad I had the opportunity to tour with him, because he will be in great demand when the word gets out how amazing this tour was! Although he is one of your junior guides, he conducts himself with poise and confidence in excess of his years. His passion for birding, culture and history is unsurpassed and his laugh is absolutely infectious.  He knew all the hotspots for the notoriously difficult species on this tour and even when the birds weren't cooperating, he devised innovative means to ensure the group would have the best opportunity to see these very, very elusive birds. We learned a few lessons on this inaugural tour about patience and stamina.... it is certainly not for the faint-hearted because it requires a lot of hard work but the rewards certainly exceeded the effort.  Where else do you have the opportunity to see mythic flufftails and crakes all in one place? I will absolutely travel with Daniel again!

Glen Valentine
RH & SH, South Africa 2021

First, compliments to whoever came up with the concept of this tour. It seems unusual, even unique. This was a second choice for us because COVID restrictions postponed our tour to Cape, Kruger, and the Victoria Falls extension. The inclusion of the wine tastings seemed whimsical but it was genius. It’s as if we had 2 different vacations, back-to-back, and both memorable. We suspect that logistics for this tour were especially challenging. Glen was more than up to the task, every booking was right on time and of excellent quality. Rockjumper is a class act! We had some really memorable sightings and wildlife experiences due to Glen’s knowledge and diligence. We also appreciate that besides the birds and big mammals he gave us lots of information on habitat, environmental challenges, and especially for Suna and me, knowledge of plants. We walk around our California neighbourhood and notice all the imported African plants growing in our yards! We felt the timing was good too. It was late spring in the fynbos with many flowers still showing, and we were able to see many migrant birds down from the north.

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