On arrival at Cape Town International Airport you will be greeted and transferred to the Twelve Apostles Hotel where you will spend (3) nights in a Superior Sea Facing Room on a bed and breakfast basis. This delightful beachfront hotel is nestled in an unrivalled location between the Twelve Apostles mountain range and the glimmering Atlantic Ocean.

After breakfast, enjoy a private full day Cape Peninsula Tour including a deluxe lunch (all beverages and gratuities for your own account). Departing from your hotel, the tour offers an insight into the culture, history and geography of South Africa’s gorgeous Cape Peninsula. Highlights of today’s tour include: • Cape Point and the Cape of Good Hope – dramatic, rugged tip of the Cape Peninsula. • Boulders Beach – African Penguin colony. • Hout Bay – charming fishing harbor and optional boat trip to Seal Colony. • Simonstown – home of historical South African Navy base. • Fynbos vegetation – part of the Cape Floral Kingdom World Heritage Site. • Kirstenbosch Botanical Garden – world’s only botanical garden part of a World Heritage Site. • The chance of seeing baboons, bontebok, ostriches and Southern Right Whales (seasonal).

Following breakfast, you are met by your guides who will assist you onto the motor cycle side car for a journey to the Cape Winelands Tour including a deluxe lunch (all beverages and gratuities for your own account). Only 1 hour’s drive from Cape Town, these fertile valleys and picturesque vineyards produce some of the world’s finest wines making the Cape Winelands region the focal point of South Africa’s award winning wine industry. Charming villages, boutique guest houses and ornate manors are set amidst spectacular mountain scenery and 300 years of wine making history pair perfectly with many of the country’s top restaurants. After stocking up on some quality wine, re-board your sidecar & head through the picturesque countryside towards Franschhoek and stop off at Boschendal Wine Estate for lunch (picnic optional). After lunch, head over Helshoogte Pass (optional stop at Delaire to enjoy the views) towards the town of Stellenbosch. After a brief driving tour through Stellenbosch, head towards the famous Van Ryns Brandy Distillery where you can indulge in a session of brandy & chocolate pairing. Afterwards, head back to Cape Town via the N2 highway.

After an early breakfast you will be transferred to Cape Town Airport in time for your flight to OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg and connecting flight to Livingstone Airport in Zambia. You will be greeted and transferred to Tongabezi Lodge where you will spend the next (03) nights in a House on a fully inclusive basis (excludes prem wines or liqueurs and champagne). A comprehensive range of activities are also included in your stay: • Sunrise and sunset boat trip on the Zambezi River. • Guided canoeing excursion depending on water levels and hippo activity. • Lunch on local island with guided walk. • Fishing (equipment provided). • Visit to Victoria Falls on the Zambian side (Falls entrance fees at own cost). • Game drive in the Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park (Park entrance fees at own cost). • Walk in the gorge below the falls. • Cultural visit to the Museum (Museum entrance fees at own cost). • Local village visit. • Mountain bike trail to local village. • Shopping trip on the Zambian side of the falls. Built with the perfect view, indulgence and privacy in mind the Honeymoon House is the original blueprint for luxury Tongabezi accommodation. The private balcony overlooks the river, providing a perfect setting for a dip in the pool or a secluded candlelit dinner beneath the stars. Alternatively, you can choose to dine with our other guests on one of the river decks or organise a private meal in one of the many other quiet spaces.

Spend a wonderfully relaxing day at leisure. The choice is yours - unwind in the comfort and privacy of your beautiful chalet or partake in the activities offer by Sindabezi. There are no set itineraries, simply book times with your guide that are most convenient for you. A visit to Victoria Falls will no doubt be at the top of your list! One of the original natural wonders of the world, breathtaking Victoria Falls is a World Heritage Site and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Africa. The Falls, accessible from both Zambia and Zimbabwe, boast the best commercial white water rafting in the world, excellent fishing and a hair-raising bungee jump from the iconic Victoria Falls bridge. Dining at Sindabezi is an experience in itself! If you wish, enjoy a romantic candlelit dinner for two on one of Tongabezi's private dining decks or request a table to be set up in or near your chalet. Accommodation: Tongabezi Lodge. Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Enjoy another heavenly day appreciating the delightful surrounds of Sindabezi Island and partaking in the Lodge’s inclusive activities. Additional activities available in the area can be booked and paid for directly through the Lodge and include elephant back safaris, a tour of Livingstone Island, microlight and helicopter flights over Victoria Falls and jet boat rides in Batoka Gorge. Accommodation: Tongabezi Lodge. Meal plan: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner.

Following breakfast you will be transferred by road to the northern border of Botswana where you will clear customs and continue to Kasane Airport. Here you are assisted onto a light aircraft for your flight to the Khwai Private Reserve in the wilderness of northern Botswana. Upon landing you will be met and transferred by game viewing vehicle to the Tuludi Camp where you will spend (3) nights on a full board basis including all beverages, guest laundry, daily activities, airstrip transfers, expert guiding, park entry fees.

Today you get to enjoy this magical wilderness. Twice daily game viewing activities are included in your stay, and your day can include: • Game drive through the concession for close-up encounters with a range of animals that are as diverse as the landscapes whizzing past. • Enjoy a slower pace of life on a walking safari with one of the experienced guides. • Drift through the lily pads on a mokoro safari and reach all the corners of the Delta that a vehicle simply can’t reach. • Float along the waterways and rivers on a boat safari, keeping an eye out for the wildlife wandering beside you. • Relax by the swimming pool and wildlife watch from the comfort of your sun lounger.

The floodplains around Tuludi aren’t simply beautiful, they’re also the perfect location for enormous herds of elephant and buffalo who wander amongst the grass undisturbed. Whilst the Khwai River is the main water source in the area, the waterways that spindle out through the grasslands attract game from far and wide, and there’s no shortage of zebra, giraffe, antelope and other plains game. But really, it’s the predators that steal the show here and the concentrations are superior to most in the area. Expect prides of lion on the hunt as dusk falls, leopard lazing in the forest and cheetah stalking their territories – and have your cameras at the ready at all times! The area is also home to a good number of endangered wild dog and if you’re lucky enough to spot them in the wild, you’ll never want to leave.