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Cape Town, Kruger and Mauritius Honeymoon

Duration
16 days
Price
£7,255 pp.
Location
South Africa, Africa
Constance Prince Maurice Sunset Swim

Our specialist says:

A beautiful honeymoon combining wildlife, beach resort and culture

Kick married life off in the finest possible style by heading to South Africa and Mauritius and enjoy three truly iconic experiences – the wonderful city of Cape Town, a safari in the wildlife haven of the Greater Kruger area before relaxing on the beautiful white sand beaches of Mauritius.

Your adventure of a lifetime starts with an overnight flight to Cape Town, seeing you arrive bright and early in to the Mother City, to enjoy an elongated stay in one of the World’s most desirable cities. Enjoy superb food, warm sunshine, a range of activities and iconic experiences as you explore the streets, beaches and attractions that spring up everywhere you look. We can help arrange any activities you are looking to do, book restaurants and time with some truly outstanding local guides for unique experiences. Fly from Cape Town up to the Kruger area, where we will ensure you are met and transferred to your safari lodge for some time to explore arguably South Africa’s most renowned tourist destination. After your safari you will head back to Johannesburg, spending a night there before flying way out in to the Indian Ocean for the final leg of your trip, a few nights relaxing on the beautiful island of Mauritius. From Mauritius you will be able to fly directly back to London, hopefully relaxed and refreshed after and exhilarating trip.

This trip includes some of Africa’s finest boutique properties and offers access to a unique range of experiences that will make for a truly wonderful Honeymoon.


Trip Itinerary

Day 1 Cape Town awaits

Day 2 Arrival in to Cape Town

Days 3-6 Adventures in Cape Town

Day 7 On to the bush

Days 8 & 9 On safari from Ngala

Day 10 Johannesburg

Day 11 To Mauritius

Days 12-15 Chilling on the beach

Day 16 The journey home

When to go to South Africa

Find out the best time to visit South Africa with our month by month guide.

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January

January is the perfect time to visit the Cape, whether you want to lounge on a beach or soak up culture in the Winelands on a Garden Route trip.

It's wet season for safari, with sunny periods interspersed with heavy tropical rainstorms. It is the end of the birthing season in the Kruger bringing high numbers of impala, wildebeest and more causing hunting frenzies among the predators.

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February

The hottest month of the year in Cape Town, February is the ideal month to enjoy a glass of wine and culinary delights in the Winelands or to visit the sandy beaches and witness beautiful views along the Garden Route with few other tourists.

Avoid safari, weather is humid with considerable rainfall.

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March

March is still hot and dry across South Africa with Cape Town receiving less rainfall than the rest of the country. It is a fantastic time for wildlife photographers visiting the Kruger National Park region, with clear skies, low humidity, less dust and vegetation at its most lush it makes for vivid photographs.

Both the Winelands and Garden Route are fantastic at this time of year.

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April

April is a quieter month in comparison to March, the weather is warm and dry throughout the country making it a prime time to combine different regions. The lower temperatures mean it is a perfect time to hike up Table Mountain, explore culture at Robben Island or visit the Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens.

In the Kruger it is rutting season, with males at their most impressive, meaning visitors can see some spectacular fighting.

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May

Peak summer crowds have died down, making it a good time to visit if you're not looking for hot weather. Days are warm and dry, with chilly evenings.

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June

In June the wet season arrives, with almost all days experiencing some rain. The Kruger region enjoys exceptional game viewing, thinning vegetation means wildlife stays close to sources of water, meaning it is easier to track game.

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July

July is prime whale watching season along the coast of the Western Cape, with the best sightings from Hermanus and Plettenberg Bay when they come closer to shore to give birth. During this time the Cape is at the peak of the wet season with cool and drizzly weather.

The Kruger National Park enjoys exceptional game viewing with comfortable temperatures and drying rainfall.

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August

August is the time when beautiful wildflowers start to bloom across the Western and Northern Cape, particularly in the Namaqua region. It is also the start of the dry season, with colder temperatures passing and daytime temperatures rising significantly.

Both whale watching and game viewing is good in August.

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September

September is great for wildlife viewing, with game giving birth in the bush and whales frequently spotted along the coast. It is a good month to combine regions and see the best of South Africa.

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October

October is one of the best months to combine regions, with temperatures heating up across the country it is a temperate time to travel.

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November

November brings the rains to the Kruger and Kwazulu Natal, its not all bad because the afternoon thunderstorms can be phenomenal.

The Cape sees the last of the whale watching season.

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December

December is a busy month for travel in South Africa. Summer is in full swing in Cape Town, if you don't mind crowds then there is no better time to explore. Meanwhile in the Kruger, there is an abundance of young animals with glory and flame lilies in full bloom making for spectacular photography opportunities.

  • Top Tip - the festive season in South Africa fills up quickly, so trips and excursions need to be booked in advance.
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Ali

Ali

South Africa Specialist

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