Cape To Kruger
Signature SafariCTK-2027-01

Cape To Kruger

South AfricaOctober 2027 10 nights Max 6

Spend eleven days exploring three unforgettable landscapes: scenic and vibrant Cape Town, the coastal wonders and endemic fynbos of the Whale Coast, and the game-rich and celebrated Sabi Sands.

This journey moves through three of South Africa's most compelling landscapes, from the city of Cape Town to the unique and diverse coastline of the Cape Whale Coast, and finally into the heart of the Sabi Sands. It begins in Cape Town, where guests explore the city's iconic landmarks and natural beauty with an expert host and guide. From there, the journey continues to Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, set among fynbos-covered hills above the Walker Bay coastline, offering marine encounters, nature walks, and whale watching along this remarkable stretch of coast. The safari concludes in the Sabi Sands, one of South Africa's most celebrated reserves, with game drives and immersive safari activities to close out the trip.

Day-by-Day Itinerary

What’s Included

Meals

All meals and local beverages

Transport

All internal flights and road transfers

Accommodation

The Claremont Boutique Hotel (3 nights), Grootbos Forest Lodge (3 nights), Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge (4 nights)

Included

  • Guided tours of the Cape of Good Hope, Boulders Beach, Table Mountain, the Constantia Winelands, Bo-Kaap, and Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden
  • Forest bathing, a fynbos safari, land-based whale watching, exploration of ancient caves
  • An exclusive Marine Big Five boat excursion
  • 2× Daily safaris at Earth Lodge

Excluded

  • Premium and imported beverages
  • Any international flights
  • Gratuities
  • Items of a personal nature

Where You’ll Stay

The Claremont Boutique Hotel

Cape Town & Winelands · South Africa

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Tucked into the leafy Cape Town suburb of Claremont, this boutique hotel sits just minutes from Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, Table Mountain National Park, and the historic winelands of Constantia. Housed in a 1928 Cape Dutch Revival building, The Claremont offers just fifteen individually styled rooms — some within the original historic house, others overlooking the gardens or pool.

Framed by mature trees and mountain views, it's an intimate retreat where history, architecture, wine culture, and warm South African hospitality come together.

Grootbos Forest Lodge

Whale Coast · South Africa

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With breathtaking panoramic views of mountain and sea, Grootbos Forest Lodge is a luxurious pristine paradise showcasing the splendour of the Cape Floral Kingdom and the incredible marine life of the southern tip of Africa.

The 16 freestanding luxury suites are accessed via an enchanted cobbled pathway beneath the ancient forest canopy. Each of the freestanding suites are stylishly furnished with luxurious canopy beds, spacious en suite bathrooms, separate lounges with cosy fireplaces and private wooden decks with spectacular panoramic views.

The main lodge features a variety of elegant dining venues, a bar, lounge, curio shop and conference centre. Spacious wooden decks and an infinity pool beckon you to relax, unwind and enjoy the soothing tranquility. As the evening descends, cosy fireplaces and subtle lighting create a warm, romantic atmosphere for the perfect dining experience.

Sabi Sabi Earth Lodge

Sabi Sand Nature Reserve · South Africa

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Sculpted deep into the natural landscape, Earth Lodge takes its cue from nature – textures, colours, light, space all reflecting the lodge’s surrounding bushveld. The lodge has 12 ultra-luxurious suites and the newly renovated Amber Villa, each with private plunge pools, en-suite glass fronted bathroom, outdoor shower and specially commissioned furnishing. The lodge also features a wine cellar, spa, gym, boma, library and fire pit.

Destinations

Explore the country

Sharing from
$19,501
per person

Single supplement from $23,364

DatesOctober 2027
Duration10 nights
Seats left4

Your Guides

With 5 years guiding experience and NQF4 training, Eric brings humour, warmth and curiosity to every safari. Since joining WildEarth in 2024, he shares love of nature, marked by leopard Tsipondo encounter and passion for elephants. Off duty, he enjoys wakeboarding.
With roots in the Cape Floral Kingdom and guiding experience from Grootbos to the bushveld, Byron brings a deep appreciation for nature in all its forms. His calm, thoughtful style is built on years spent guiding guests through wild spaces, always seeking out the joy and stillness that time in nature brings.