
An accommodated safari through South Africa,
trekking, cultural visits and wonderful game viewing in the
Rainbow Nation. Cost £1,329
(2011)- 17 days

Departing from Johannesburg at 06:30am we head towards Mpumalanga where mountains, panoramic passes, valleys, rivers, waterfalls & forests characterise the landscape. Few regions in the world can match the extraordinary beauty of the lowveld & escarpment. We visit Pilgrims Rest, Mac-Mac Falls and God's Window, before staying in a lodge on the edge of the escarpment near Graskop.
Includes: Entrance to Mac
Mac falls & God's Window
Overnight: Chalets - 2 twin
share bedrooms in each chalet with 1 bathroom shared between 2
bedrooms. Swimming pool, bar, restaurant

The largest game reserve in South Africa, boasts the world's greatest concentration of species, and has an amazing 16 different ecosystems. Exciting game drives provide us with excellent game viewing. Spot the "Big 5" (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino and buffalo) and many other animals in this true African wilderness.
Includes: Entrance to
Kruger National Park, morning & afternoon game drives
Overnight: Chalets - twin
chalets (or lodge tent) on suite facilities, swimming pool,
restaurant
Optional Activities: Night
game drive in National Parks open game viewing vehicle
Malolotja Nature Reserve in the mountainous Kingdom of Swaziland is our next attraction. Renowned for a great variety of habitats from short grassland, to thick riverine scrub, bushveld and moist forest, we explore the reserve on foot to enjoy the fantastic mountain views. Relax around a campfire dinner and stay in mountain cabins for the night.
Includes: Entrance fees to
Malalotja Nature Reserve
Overnight: Cabin - each cabin
sleeps a maximum of 6 people in 2 bedrooms and a loft room which
share a ablution facilities, hot showers
We visit craft markets near Mbabane that have a fascinating range of handmade crafts and the local witchdoctor stall is not to be missed! We re-enter South Africa and head to Mkuzi Game Reserve, which is a safe haven for the endangered black rhino. We visit a waterhole hide and watch game come down to. An early morning game drive is followed by a cultural afternoon where we visit a Zulu village on the border of the game reserve and learn about the Zulu culture.
Includes: Entrance to
Mkuzi Game Reserve, morning and afternoon game drive & Zulu
village visit with local Zulu community guide
Overnight: Chalets - 2/3/4
twin share bedrooms in each chalet with 1 or 2 bathrooms shared.
Swimming pool, restaurant & shop

The Drakensberg Mountains or "uKhahlamba" - the Barrier of Spears, is a 200-kilometre-long mountainous wonderland and world heritage site. From Mkuzi we move further south to the base of these mountains where we overnight for two nights in a quaint cottage. We will spend time walking along beautiful mountain stream paths, looking for Bushman rock paintings or just enjoying spectacular views.
Includes: Morning and
afternoon hikes in the Drakensberg Mountains
Overnight: Cottage - 2/3 twin
bedrooms with 1/2 bathrooms shared between rooms.

The Wild Coast remains a relatively untouched paradise in South Africa. There are unspoilt stretches of dramatic and savagely beautiful coastline, open spaces and pristine forest areas. We stay overnight within walking distance of the beach and the next day is free to explore the area, meet local villagers or relax on the beach.
Includes: Scenic coastal
walks
Overnight: Chalets or
guesthouse - twin rooms with shared ablutions, hot showers,
swimming pool, restaurant & bar
Optional Activities: Quad
bikes, horse riding & ocean fishing

For two nights we will stay in a lodge resort in Knysna, which is nestled on a tranquil lagoon. We will take a day trip to the Storms River mouth where there are walks up the gorge and along the rocky coast. The Tsitsikamma National Park incorporates 80km of spectacular sea and landscapes; a remote mountainous region with secluded valleys, coastal forests with deep river gorges leading down to the sea. There is also an option of the world's highest bungi jump. Sample seafood at one of Knysna's great restaurants (own expense).
Includes: Entrance fees to
Tsitsikama National Park
Overnight: Chalets - 2 twin
bedrooms in each chalets with 1 bathroom shared between 2 rooms.
Swimming pool & restaurant.
Optional Activities: Bungi
jumping, whale watching & treetop canopy tour

Hermanus offers some of the best land based whale watching in the world. From May to December Southern Right whales come up from the southern oceans to the coast to calve and mate in the shallows. In the afternoon we will take a walk along this beautiful coastline before having a meal out at local restaurant (own expense).
Overnight: Guesthouse -
twin rooms with en-suite facilities, swimming pool &
restaurant
Optional Activities: Whale
watching by boat, shark cage diving

Cape Town is one of the most picturesque cities in the world, with the majestic Table Mountain providing its central focus. On our way into Cape Town, we visit Stellenbosch, South Africa's renowned wine region, for wine tasting and a cellar tour. The "mother city" has many attractions; we will visit Cape Point, the harbour at Hout Bay, enjoy the famous beaches and the V&A Waterfront. Optional visit to Robben Island (own expense). We sample the local fare at a variety of local restaurants (own expense).
Includes: Entrance fees to
Penguin colony & Cape Point National Park
Overnight: Guesthouse - twin
rooms with en-suite facilities.
Optional Activities: Robben
Island cruise, shark cage diving, seal colony visit

In the morning we climb Table Mountain, offering panoramic views over Cape Town reaching out into the bay and Robben Island. Having explored the highlights of the Rainbow Nation we take a last look at Cape Town and catch up on last minute curio shopping in the afternoon, before your tour ends at 18:00.
Includes: Guided walk up Table Mountain
Tradition is strong in the Kingdom of Swaziland, with no better example than the use of traditional medicine & healers. We visit the traditional medicine and craft market in Mbabane for insight into the traditional beliefs of the Swazi people.
Our stay in Mkuzi Game Reserve not only supports the wildlife but also the local surrounding villages. Your tour funds are used to support the local Zulu villages which surround the Game Reserve. Our village visit and our local guide create employment and income for the villages increasing the importance of tourism and conservation. Community awareness and prosperity helps to reduce subsistence poaching.
A local payment is required on this safari and this will be collected by the tour leader on departure. This covers a portion of the local operational costs including entrance and park fees. This ensures that a major portion of your tour price goes directly into the country you are visiting, benefiting local communities and contributing to the conservation of the area.
An essential part of your Sunway Safari is participation - from packing away in the morning to helping with cleaning up - it's all part of your adventure and when everyone puts in a little effort the trip will run smoothly. Your tour leaders will do all the meal preparation but we do ask the clients to help with the washing up. Team spirit is part of the fun!