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The excitement of being the first to set out on an adventure is unmatched. Fair Future Travel’s exclusive community, Pathfinders, is the first group to explore handpicked destinations and set the tone for future getaways. As a member, you’ll enjoy exclusive travel privileges on every journey. If you’re ready to chart new paths, set your sights on Fair Future Travel’s newest destination: South Africa!

Journey To Freedom: A Drive Through The Rainbow Nation’s Vibrant Culture And Nature
South Africa, often called the "Rainbow Nation," is a country of remarkable diversity, both in its people and landscapes. Located at the southern tip of Africa, it is home to a rich cultural heritage shaped by its 11 official languages, various ethnic groups, and complex history. From the bustling streets of Johannesburg and Cape Town to the serene beauty of the Garden Route, Kruger National Park, and the majestic Drakensberg Mountains, South Africa offers a stunning array of natural wonders. Its vibrant cities, world-class vineyards, and rich wildlife make it a country that blends modernity with tradition, adventure with relaxation, and history with hope.

Tour Details 
Duration 08 Nights I 09 Days
Package Departure Dates: 15 April 2025
Self - Drive Road Trip, SUV / Sedan
Approx 1500 Kilometers
Mountains, Highways, Coastal Routes, Vineyards
Shark Cage Diving (Optional)
Bungee Jumping (Optional)
Canopy Tours in Tsitsikamma (Optional)
Game Drive
Ostrich Farm Visit

Tour Cost: Sedan without flights -Category & Per Person Cost
04 PAX IN ONE CAR ON TWIN SHARING BASIS: INR 358000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
04 PAX IN ONE CAR ON SINGLE OCCUPANCY BASIS: INR 439000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
03 PAX IN ONE CAR ON TWIN SHARING BASIS: INR 364000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
03 PAX IN ONE CAR ON SINGLE OCCUPANCY BASIS: INR 445000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
02 PAX IN ONE CAR ON TWIN DBL SHARING BASIS: INR 375000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
02 PAX IN ONE CAR ON SINGLE OCCUPANCY BASIS: INR 456000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
01 PAX IN ONE CAR ON TWIN SHARING: INR 407000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
01 PAX IN ONE CAR ON SINGLE OCCUPANCY BASIS: INR 488000 + 5% TCS EXTRA

Tour Cost: SUV without flights -Category & Per Person Cost
04 PAX IN ONE CAR ON TWIN SHARING BASIS: INR 371000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
04 PAX IN ONE CAR ON SINGLE OCCUPANCY BASIS: INR 452000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
03 PAX IN ONE CAR ON TWIN SHARING BASIS: INR 380000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
03 PAX IN ONE CAR ON SINGLE OCCUPANCY BASIS: INR 461000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
02 PAX IN ONE CAR ON TWIN DBL SHARING BASIS: INR 399000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
02 PAX IN ONE CAR ON SINGLE OCCUPANCY BASIS: INR 480000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
01 PAX IN ONE CAR ON TWIN SHARING: INR 480000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
01 PAX IN ONE CAR ON SINGLE OCCUPANCY BASIS: INR 537000 + 5% TCS EXTRA
 

Trip Itinerary

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN CAPE TOWN
Upon arriving at Cape Town International Airport, you will be greeted by our representative and transferred to your pre-booked hotel. This day begins with a scenic coastal drive through the elegant neighbourhoods of Clifton and Sea Point. The tour continues with visits to significant landmarks, including the Houses of Parliament, the historic Castle of Good Hope, the South African Museum, and notable sites like District Six, Bo-Kaap, and the Slave Lodge. Your day concludes at the vibrant Greenmarket Square. Experience a stunning view of the city with a cable car ride up Table Mountain (weather permitting; otherwise,Signal Hill).
Dinner: Enjoy an authentic South African dinner with drumming at the Gold Restaurant.
Overnight: Hotel in Cape Town.

Its time to hit the road, The Garden Route is a scenic stretch of coastline in South Africa, extending along the southern part of the country from Mossel Bay in the west to Nature's Valley in the east. It is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, featuring diverse landscapes such as lush forests, pristine beaches, dramatic cliffs, serene lagoons, and tranquil lakes. The Garden Route is a popular travel destination, offering a combination of outdoor activities like hiking, wildlife watching, and adventure sports, alongside charming towns like Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, and George. The area is also known for its diverse flora and fauna, making it a paradise for nature lovers.

DAY 2: CAPE TOWN - FULL-DAY PENINSULA TOUR
Start your day with breakfast at the hotel, followed by picking up your self-drive vehicle. Embark on an enchanting full-day Peninsula tour showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of the Cape Peninsula. Drive along the Atlantic Seaboard, passing through Sea Point, Camps Bay, and the iconic beaches of Clifton and Llandudno before reaching Hout Bay. Continue past Noordhoek and Scarborough to the renowned Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve. Enjoy a ride on the “Flying Dutchman” funicular and soak in the panoramic views from the reserve. Capture memorable photos at the second southernmost tip of Africa and visit Boulders Beach to observe the famous colony of African penguins. The tour includes a brief visit to Simon's Town, where you can learn about “AbleSeaman Just Nuisance,” the legendary Great Dane in the Royal Navy.
Dinner: Savor an exceptional dining experience at The Test Kitchen.
Overnight: Hotel in Cape Town.

Hermanus is a charming coastal town in South Africa,renowned for its stunning scenery and world-class whale watching. Located along the Southern Cape, it is famous for being one of the best places globally to see southern right whales, particularly during the breeding season from June to November. Beyond whale watching, Hermanus offers beautiful beaches, hiking trails, and a vibrant arts scene. The town is also a gateway to the nearby Cape Winelands, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and wine enthusiasts alike.

DAY 3: CAPE TOWN – HERMANUS
After breakfast, embark on a self-drive journey to the charming coastal town of Hermanus, known for its stunning scenery and vibrant atmosphere. Spend the day exploring at your own pace. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and unwind, making the most of the comfortable amenities available. Enjoy a delightful dinner at a local restaurant, savoring the flavours of the region. Spend the rest of your evening at leisure, soaking in the peaceful ambiance of your accommodation.
Dinner: Dinner at a local restaurant
Overnight: Stay at hotel in Hermanus

Franschhoek is a picturesque village in South Africa’s Western Cape, renowned for its world-class vineyards and rich French heritage. Nestled in a valley surrounded by mountains, it is a haven for wine lovers, offering a range of award-winning wineries and gourmet restaurants. Founded by French Huguenot refugees in the 17th century, Franschhoek retains a charming European feel with its historic architecture and cobbled streets. The town is also known for its annual food and wine festivals, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking a blend of culture, history, and fine dining.

DAY 4: HERMANUS - FRANSCHHOEK
After breakfast, drive along scenic routes to Hermanus, known for its breathtaking coastal views and whale watching (in season). Continue your journey to Stellenbosch, Franschhoek, and Paarl, where you can enjoy wine tastings at renowned vineyards. This day is perfect for sampling fine wines and soaking in the region's picturesque beauty.
Dinner: Indulge in a luxurious dinner at the Delaire Graff Estate.
Overnight: Hotel in Franschhoek.

George is a city located in the Western Cape province of South Africa, situated along the southern coast. It is part of the Garden Route, known for its scenic beauty, mild climate, and outdoor activities such as hiking, golfing, and whale watching. The city has a rich history, with its origins dating back to the 19th century, and is named after King George III of Britain. Today, George is a popular tourist destination, serving as a gate- way to the Garden Route National Park and surrounding areas.

DAY 5: FRANSCHHOEK TO GEORGE VIA ROUTE 62
Begin the day with breakfast before driving along the iconic Route 62, a scenic route renowned for its majestic mountain passes and charming small towns. Make a stop in Oudtshoorn, the “Ostrich Capital of the World,” for an exciting visit to an ostrich farm.
Dinner: Enjoy a hearty meal at a local restaurant.
Overnight: Hotel in George.

Knysna is a town located along South Africa's southerncoast, in the Western Cape province. It is part of the scenic Garden Route and is known for its stunning natural beauty, with lush forests, tranquil lagoons, and dramatic cliffs.The town is famous for the Knysna Heads, two towerings and stone cliffs that guard the entrance to the lagoon.

DAY 6: GEORGE – KNYSNA - GEORGE
After breakfast, drive to the Tsitsikamma National Park, a wonderland of forests, rivers, and ocean views. Spend the day exploring the park's trails, suspension bridges, and scenic vistas. In the evening, enjoy a leisurely cruise on the Knysna Lagoon before heading to your hotel.
Dinner: Relish a delightful dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight: Hotel in George.

Kwantu Private Game Reserve is a luxury wildlife reserve located in the Eastern Cape of South Africa.It offers a unique safari experience with a focus on conservation and cultural heritage. Spanning over thousands of hectares, Kwantu is home to the Big Five (lion, leopard, rhinoceros, elephant, and buffalo) and a diverse range of other wildlife and bird species.

DAY 7: GEORGE TO KWANTU
After breakfast, embark on a self-drive to either Kwantu Game Reserve or Addo Elephant National Park. Upon arrival, take some time to relax and soak in the natural surroundings. Later in the afternoon, gear up for an exciting game drive, where you'll have the opportunity to witness the region's incredible wildlife in their natural habitat.
Dinner: A delicious dinner awaits you at the lodge.
Overnight: Lodge in Kwantu

Johannesburg, often referred to as Jo'burg or simply Joburg, is the largest city in South Africa and the economic hub of the country. Located in the province of Gauteng, it is a major center for finance, commerce, and industry in Africa. Originally founded in the late 19th century following the discovery of gold, Johannesburg grew rapidly into a thriving metropolis.

Africa's Economic Hub: Johannesburg is often called the economic powerhouse of Africa, a sit is the largest city in South Africa and home to the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), thelargest stock exchange on the continent.
City Built on Gold: Johannesburg was founded in 1886 after the discovery of gold in the area.It is the city that grew around this gold rush, and the mining industry still plays a key role in its economy.
Largest Urban Forest in the World: Johannesburg boasts the largest man-made urban forest in the world, with more than 10 million trees scattered throughout the city, contributing to its green and leafy appearance.
Apartheid History: The city is deeply connected to South Africa's history of apartheid. Soweto,a township in Johannesburg, was a key site for anti-apartheid protests and is home to the famous Vilakazi Street, the only street in the world where two Nobel Peace Prize winners(Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu) have lived.
No Natural Water Source: Unlike many major cities, Johannesburg does not sit on a natural water source like a river. Instead, it was built on the Witwatersrand, an area rich in gold, and the city relies on water pumped from distant reservoirs and underground sources.

DAY 8: KWANTU – PORT ELIZABETH - JOHANNESBURG
Start your day with a delightful breakfast at the hotel before heading to Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport to return your vehicle and board your flight to Johannesburg. Once you arrive, embark on a guided orientation tour to discover the city's key landmarks and attractions.
Dinner: Local Restaurant.
Overnight: Hotel in Johannesburg

DAY 9: DEPARTURE FROM JOHANNESBURG (B)
Enjoy your final breakfast at the hotel before transferring to OR Tambo International Airport for your flight back home.

Package Inclusions
02 Night’s stay at Cape Town
01 Night stay at Hermanus
01 Night stay at Franschhoek
02 Night’s stay at George
01 Night stay at Kwantu
01 Night stay at Joburg
Flight tickets (internal flights)
Meet and Greet service upon arrival at the airport
Full-day "Cape Peninsula" tour and half-day "Mother City" tour in Cape Town
Accommodation in standard rooms at the above hotels or similar, on a bed and breakfast basis
Private transfers and sightseeing in an air-conditioned luxury vehicle
Day trip to Tsitsikamma National Park, Ostrich Farm, and a cruise on the Knysna Lagoon
All entrance fees as outlined in the itinerary, including the Table Mountain cable car ride
Game drive in Kwantu
City Orientation tour in Joburg
Sedan / SUV cars from 2nd day
Malayalee tour manager
Parking fees
Toll Fees
Fuel Charges (Petrol & Diesel)

Package Exclusions
Flight tickets (International & Domestic)
Porterage, gratuities, bottled water, laundry, telephone charges, and any other personal expenses
Personal items, driver and guide tips
All entrance fees and excursions not mentioned in the itinerary
Porterage at hotels and airports
Any additional expenses caused by unforeseen circumstances, such as bad weather, natural disasters (landslides, floods), flight delays, excess baggage, rescheduling or cancellations, accidents, medical evacuations, riots, strikes, war, or airline and hotel policy changes.
TCS

Terms & Conditions
Cancellation policies are applicable
Package rates are subject to availability and seasonality
Rates are per person on a twin/double/trips sharing basis
5% TCS applicable on all rates
Package terms & Conditions applicable.

Enlightening Aspects of South Africa
The Only Country with Three Capitals: South Africa has three capitals – Pretoria(administrative), Cape Town (legislative), and Bloemfontein (judicial).
Home to the Oldest Mountain Range: The Drakensberg Mountains, in the eastern part of the country, are over 200 million years old and are some of the oldest mountain ranges on Earth.
Birthplace of Human Kind: South Africa is considered the "Cradle of Humankind" due to the discovery of ancient fossils that reveal early human ancestors once roamed the land.
A Global Wine Hub: South Africa is one of the world's top wine producers, and the Cape Winelands are home to some of the oldest vineyards in the Southern Hemisphere.
Incredible Biodiversity: South Africa has more plant species than the entire United Kingdom, with over
10,000 different species of plants, many of which are found nowhere else in the world.
The First Country to Abolish Apartheid: South Africa peacefully transitioned from apartheid to a
democratic society in 1994, with Nelson Mandela becoming the first black president of the country.
Great White Shark Capital: South Africa’s coast is home to the highest concentration of great white sharks in the world, particularly around Gans Baai and False Bay.
Rich in Minerals: South Africa is a major global producer of gold, diamonds, and platinum. The country has some of the richest mineral deposits on the planet.
World’s Largest Controlled Sunflower Field: The largest sunflower field in the world is in the Free State
province of South Africa, creating a stunning sight during the blooming season.
A Diverse Culinary Scene: South African cuisine is a fusion of cultures, featuring dishes like bobotie
(a spiced meat dish), bunny chow (a curry in a bread bowl), and braai (a traditional barbecue), showcasing the country’s multicultural roots.

Cape Town
Cape Town is a vibrant coastal city in South Africa, known for its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Nestled between the iconic Table Mountain and the Atlantic Ocean, it boasts picturesque beaches, a bustling waterfront, and historic landmarks like Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned. Cape Town is also famous for its diverse cuisine, lively arts scene, and proximity to the Cape Winelands. As a major hub for tourism and commerce, it blends modernity with history, making it one of the most popular travel destinations in the world.

Engaging Facts About Cape Town
Table Mountain's Unique Flora: Table Mountain is one of the world's most biodiverse places, home to more plant species than the entire UK. It has over 2,200 species of plants, many of which are found nowhere else on Earth.
Cape Town's Robben Island Legacy: Robben Island, just off the coast of Cape Town, was once a prison for political prisoners, including Nelson Mandela. It is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a powerful symbol of South Africa’s struggle for freedom.
The Cape Floral Kingdom: The city is located within the Cape Floral Kingdom, one of the world’s six floral
kingdoms, and is renowned for its rich plant diversity, which includes the famous fynbos vegetation.
Cape of Good Hope's Misconception: Many people think the Cape of Good Hope is the southernmost point of Africa, but it’s actually Cape Agulhas. The Cape of Good Hope is historically significant as a landmark for sailors navigating the waters between the Atlantic and Indian Oceans.
World-Class Wine Region: Cape Town is surrounded by some of the world’s most celebrated wine estates, particularly in areas like Stellenbosch, Constantia, and Paarl. The city is part of South Africa’s renowned wine-producing region and has been making wine for over 300 years.