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South Africa - Cape & Zululand Wildlife Safari

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South Africa - Cape & Zululand Wildlife Safari 2026

16 Jul 2026 - 27 Jul 2026 (12 days)

ZAR89,750 SPACES AVAILABLE

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Tour Price (Per person): ZAR89,750 (USD5,417 * GBP4,134 * EUR4,728 * AUD7,830)

Single Supplement: ZAR11,500 (USD694 * GBP530 * EUR606 * AUD1,003)

Flight costs: ZAR2,500 (USD151 * GBP115 * EUR132 * AUD218)

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

South Africa - Cape & Zululand Wildlife Safari 2027

02 Aug 2027 - 13 Aug 2027 (12 days)

ZAR96,750 SPACES AVAILABLE

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Tour Price (Per person): ZAR96,750 (USD5,840 * GBP4,457 * EUR5,097 * AUD8,441)

Single Supplement: ZAR12,500 (USD754 * GBP576 * EUR658 * AUD1,091)

Flight costs: ZAR2,800 (USD169 * GBP129 * EUR147 * AUD244)

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

Embark on an 11-day adventure from the vibrant city of Cape Town to the wilds of Zululand. Begin with breathtaking ocean views and thrilling encounters with Great White Sharks and African Penguins. Marvel at Southern Right Whales and explore the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve's unique flora and fauna. Delight in the vibrant wildflowers of West Coast National Park and ascend Table Mountain for panoramic vistas. Wander the lush Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens before flying to Durban and transferring to the Manyoni Game Reserve. Spend several days on safari, encountering diverse wildlife and enjoying luxurious accommodations at Zebra Hills Safari Lodge. Conclude your journey with unforgettable memories of South Africa's stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity.

Top Mammals

Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, African Buffalo, African Elephant, Black & White Rhinoceros, African Wild Dog, Giraffe, Great White Shark, Southern Right Whale, Orange-breasted and Neergaard’s Sunbird, Cape Sugarbird, African Penguin, Cape Wildflowers, Table Mountain, Cape Point and Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

Habitats Covered

Cape Town, Boulder’s Beach, West Coast National Park, Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, False Bay, Manyoni Game Reserve

Expected Climate

The tour covers Cape Town and Manyoni Game Reserve, each with distinct winter climates. In Cape Town, expect cool to mild temperatures ranging from 8-18°C (46-64°F) with frequent rain showers, overcast days, and occasional clear, crisp weather. The winter winds can be strong, especially during cold fronts, so warm, waterproof clothing and layers are recommended. At Manyoni Game Reserve in Zululand, temperatures are milder, ranging from 10-25°C (50-77°F), with clear, sunny days and cool nights. This dry season is ideal for wildlife viewing as animals congregate around water sources. Light layers for daytime and warm clothing for early morning and evening game drives are advisable.

Tour Pace & Walking

The tour combines active wildlife viewing and exploration with ample time for relaxation and enjoyment of the scenic surroundings, making it suitable for travelers looking for a balanced itinerary.

Accommodation

Good to comfortable.

What our clients say about us

Gregory de Klerk
GB & NB - South Africa 2019

Greg is very knowledgable about everything South Africa and was very good at getting everyone on the birds. He manages the people dynamics very well and kept the mood light and enjoyable.

Keith Valentine
PN & PN, South Africa - Birds & Wine 2018

This was a wonderful tour...with something for everyone. The fun just never stopped! Keith Valentine's passion for wine, food, creatures; be they avian, mammal, or reptile, combined for his deep knowledge of all, and his love of the outdoors shows in everything he does!

Daniel Danckwerts
LW, South Africa 2019

"Daniel was a fantastic guide. Great at handling everything and anything. Superb with all and great at talking to everyone - just a young man beyond his years. And his spotting and guiding skills were amazing. Will book another trio when he is guiding as soon as possible. "

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.

Gregory de Klerk
CS - South Africa 2019

As a guide myself for more than 10 years (starting back in the early 90s), I believe I can give a sincere and realistic review of Greg de Klerk's performance during our nearly 2 weeks in Eastern South Africa. With this in mind, I can say that Greg did an excellent of maintaining and overseeing all aspects of our trip from start to finish. I particularly felt that his capacity for maintaining the various and sometimes complex logistics was impressive and well above average. Whether it was making sure that everyone's accommodations were comfortable, or helping us find a restroom during one challenging afternoon, when the restaurant we were eating in randomly closed their bathrooms down, Greg was always "on top of his game." This is not to mention his excellent abilities in the field as well. As a professional wildlife biologist, I was very impressed with Greg's abilities "beyond " just identifying species, so to speak. ln other words, Greg gave impressive, in-depth natural history descriptions of nearly every species of wildlife we recorded.

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