Luxury South Africa Food and Wine Tours made for you

Cape Town

Cape Town is an essential stop for foodies in South Africa. Table Mountain dominates the skyline, while the streets below are full of history, culture and buzzing bars and restaurants.

Drakensberg Mountains

The Drakensberg Mountains are an epic place to visit. Explore massive tabletops and ranges, ancient rock art sites and crashing waterfalls on hikes, zip lines and horse riding expeditions.

Durban

Durban boasts a subtropical climate, beautiful beaches and a laid-back atmosphere, as well as plenty of cultural and political importance as the largest city in the KwaZulu-Natal province.

Eastern Cape Safaris

The Eastern Cape wins over visitors with its pristine coastline, accessible and malaria-free wildlife reserves, picturesque villages and surreal hinterlands.

Johannesburg

This sunny city is not only one of the world’s largest urban areas and South Africa’s commercial and economic hub, but also an incredibly cool metropolis with a thriving restaurant scene.

KwaZulu Natal

Known as the ‘Kingdom of the Zulu’, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa’s most northeasterly coastal province, offers both fantastic safaris and abundant marine wildlife.

Limpopo Province

Limpopo is characterised by majestic scenery, ancient landscapes and millions of hectares of protected land, where you can enjoy some of the country’s best horse riding safaris.

Luxury Rail Travel

Travel through South Africa’s dramatic landscapes on a luxury train. Take in the scenery from the comfort of a stylish carriage, with stops for safaris and delectable on-board dining.

Madikwe

Located in South Africa’s northwestern corner, Madikwe is a hidden gem for safari-goers. It’s also an optimal destination for families with young children as it’s a malaria-free area.

Northern Kruger National Park

The northernmost section of the Kruger is a diverse and dramatic region that’s also wonderfully quiet, thanks to its remoteness and careful management as a community-run concession.

Phinda

Phinda is a private reserve offering exclusivity, conservation-focused lodges and exciting wildlife experiences. Its proximity to the coast allows you to easily combine beach and bush.

Pretoria

Located in the northern part of the Gauteng province, Pretoria is one of South Africa’s three capital cities, featuring grand buildings, leafy green suburbs and wide, tree-lined streets.

Sabi Sands

A private reserve spanning 65,000 hectares and bordering the Kruger, Sabi Sands promises exclusive safaris with no shortage of wildlife; think leopards, lions and wild dogs.

The Garden Route

The Garden Route is a place of magnificent natural beauty, boasting small bays, pretty beaches and quaint towns. Green hills and forests meet a coastline that’s bursting with marine life.

The Kalahari

The Kalahari showcases the massive diversity of South Africa’s landscapes. Desert species roam the arid plains, waiting for the rains to bring the land to life with a flurry of desert flowers.

The Kruger

The Kruger is a world-famous national park for good reason. Wildlife is abundant, with especially large numbers of the Big Five, and luxury lodges offer sensational safari experiences.

The Western Cape Mountains

These mountains span the northern and southern capes, including the Cederberg Mountains and most of the Karoo plateau, inviting you to embark on scenic road trips on Route 62.

The Whale Coast

On the Atlantic shoreline of the Western Cape there’s a beautiful collection of bays, towns and villages where you can enjoy whale watching boat trips, fine restaurants and chic hotels.

The Winelands

Pretty towns punctuate the rolling hills of the Winelands: the best place for a South African wine tour, with exquisite vineyards complemented by gourmet dining and outdoor activities.