The included pick-up service can collect you from the Port Elizabeth airport or most accommodation within a10-kilometer radiusof the city centre.

This one-way tour ends inJohannesburg and you can be dropped off at any accommodation within 10km of Johannesburgs central district.

詳細的出發地點，時間請參考電子票（Voucher）中的詳細介紹

Day 1: Cape Town
Be ready for an midday pick-up from your Port Elizabeth accommodation or Port Elizabeth Airport.

Begin yourjourney with some seriously wild game viewing and step right in to the“real Africa” as you arrive at the gates to Addo Elephant National Park, the third-largest of South Africa’s 19 national parks. This is your first opportunity to see some of Africa’s wildlife and while animal sightings can never be guaranteed, it’s almost certain you will see elephants.

After leaving Addo, head further north-east into the Eastern Cape province, crossing the last of the sandstone Cape Fold Mountains.The drive from Addo to the coastal town of Chintsa, where you’ll spend the night, will take just over three hours and the closer you get, the emptier the landscape will become. Towns fade as grassy rolling hills become peppered with trees, cattle and clusters of rondavels. You’re now heading into the Wild Coast, one of South Africa’s most rural regions, and will have three full days to immerse yourself in an area that’s known for its astounding natural beauty and laid-back vibes.You spend the next two nights at the dreamy town of Chintsa, and there is a chance you may never want to leave this super-chilled seaside village…

Overnight at Buccaneers Backpackers Lodge or 3+starCrawfords Beach Lodge

Day 2: Chintsa
Chintsa is where the pace of life slows down, and you have absolutely no commitments today: nowhere that you need to be, nothing that you need to do. If you feel the need to while away hours in a hammock, with a good book in hand, that’s perfect. If you choose to stretch your legs and wander or run wild on the beach, well, you have 15km of untouched coastline to keep you occupied.

If you’d like to get out and do something, then of course we do have some suggestions for you as Chintsa is a fantastic place to explore and tick off a few bucket-list items. Enjoy a horse ride across a wild beach? Learn to surf? Yoga in a forest? All here  all available for you to do. You could also learn more about the Xhosa culture and meet with a traditional healer. You choose the direction that your day will take… and we’re pretty sure that today will be a truly memorable one.

Overnight at Buccaneers Backpackers Lodge or 3+starCrawfords Beach Lodge

Day 3: Chintsa to Coffee Bay
Back on the road, you’ll be heading inland on an enlightening and possibly emotional journey through South Africa’s history and politics, before turning towards the coast and travelling once again through the Eastern Cape’s vast, open landscapes.

Chances are by now you will have come across images of Nelson Mandela in hotels, backpackers and souvenir stores  he is still very much loved by South Africans  and you may even have read his autobiography, A Long Walk To Freedom. Today you will be driving to Qunu, a humble rural area where Mr Mandela grew up. After being shown around and hearing some stories from a very knowledgeable local guide, you’ll have time to ponder the legacy of Madiba as you drive through the former Xhosa homeland towards Coffee Bay, another beautiful little town on the Wild Coast. Return to Coffee Bay for a peaceful night’s rest.

Overnight at Coffee Shack Backpackers Lodge or 3-star Ocean View Hotel

Day 4: Coffee Bay
While visitors to Coffee Bay revel in the laid-back atmosphere here on the Wild Coast, many are lured by something else: the chance to walk in one of the most enchanting, wild coastal areas on this continent. Today is a free day for you so of course you are welcome to kick back and take full advantage of Coffee Bay’s chilled vibes. If, however, you’d like to get out an explore the area, then we’ve lined up a rewarding hike that will allow you to make the most of the time you have here. Nature lovers can be awed by a hike to Hole in the Wall, a natural phenomenon that is quite a crowd pleaser in the region, and it’s no surprise why! The hike is not very physically demanding and the views are spectacular. This hike will take up most of the day, but you’ll be back in Coffee Bay town in time for another splendid sunset.

Overnight at Coffee Shack Backpackers Lodge or 3-star Ocean View Hotel

Day 5: Coffee Bay to Drakenberg Mountains
There really is no way to describe today without gushing about the landscape, and today's journey really shows off South Africa’s magnificent geographical diversity. You will wake up overlooking a river estuary and the Indian Ocean, and then drive through wild hills, sparse settlements, small towns and increasingly lush farmlands until you reach the foothills of the mighty Drakensberg.

As you hit the road today you will journey inland to another of the Nelson Mandela Museum sites, where your guide will show you around the historical site. You’ll get a chance to learn more about the South African hero and view a collection of Mandela’s presidential gifts before you head north towards Sani Pass in the Drakensberg - a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Overnight at Sani Lodge Backpackers or 3-star Premier Resort Sani Pass Hotel

Day 6: Drakensberg Mountains
It’s always a tough when travelling to have to make a decision on how you’re going to experience a place… and today is one of those days. You can either explore the mountains on foot by walking some easy (but really scenic) trails with a local guide, who will take you to the most beautiful vantage points in the area, or you could head up the Sani Pass 4x4 track to the very top of the mountains, where South Africa meets Lesotho and from where, it seems, you have a view across the entire world.

Overnight at Sani Lodge Backpackers or 3-star Premier Resort Sani Pass Hotel

Day 7: Drakensberg Mountains to Dundee
You’ll leave the mountains today but will be travelling parallel to them, albeit from a distance, so if you’ve not yet had your fill of the mighty peaks then be sure to sit on the left side of the tour van. Today you’ll be driving through one of South Africa’s favourite weekend playgrounds, the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. It’s a big farming area  dairy, beef and maize, mostly  and there are a number of small nature reserves here, too. The Midlands Meander, a collection of arranged routes, offers beautiful scenery, local experiences, and an abundance of small family run farm stalls to stop at along the winding roads.

Before setting out on today’s drive you’ll visit a Zulu family. While the Eastern Cape is traditionally home to the Xhosa people; KwaZulu-Natal welcomes you into Zulu territory. Xhosa and Zulu languages are similar and so you might recognise a few words, but the customs and traditions do differ  and this morning is your chance to learn more; it’s certain to be a very memorable hour or two.

The driving time today is around 3,5 hours, and you’ll break the journey by stopping at the spectacular (especially after the rains) Howick Falls, which is in the heart of KwaZulu-Natal. Just a few kilometres away is “the Capture Site”: the place where Nelson Mandela was arrested in 1962. Today is a fairly busy one and this site is not included in the tour itinerary, but if you’d like to see the enormous sculpture that’s at this site (it really is unusual and very clever), then ask your guide if there’s time to make a quick detour here before you head to the quaint town of Nottingham Road for a rather quirky beer tasting.

Overnight at Khaya4u Lodge or 3+star Penryn Guest house

Day 8: Dundee to Nelspruit
Northern KwaZulu-Natal, particularly the area around Dundee, is steeped in a very bloody history that was instrumental in shaping the South Africa we know today. There were intense battles here between, at various times, the Brits, the Boers and the Zulus and most of your trip today will be dedicated to learning more about these exceptionally important events. But don’t expect a dry history lesson: we’ve lined up local guides who will bring the past to life, taking you through some of the clashes in a way that’s sure to leave you feeling like you’re right there, watching the action.

You’ll start off at the Talana Battlefields in Dundee, where the first battle of the Anglo-Boer War took place, and after looking around this impressive museum complex you’ll move on to the innovative monument that commemorates the Battle of Blood River. It’s history like you’ve never seen it before. When you leave the Battlefields behind your van heads north, skirting the border of Swaziland and making its way into the Lowveld. It’s a low-lying area that is dominated by open woodland, grassy plains and thorn trees… what so many people consider to be “the real Africa”.

Overnight at Old Vic Traveller’s Inn or 3+star Protea Nelspruit Hotel

Day 9: Nelspruit to Kruger
You’ll wake this morning in Mpumalanga, South African’s easternmost province. The name actually means “place where the sun rises”  and appropriately, after an early breakfast you’ll be driving into Kruger National Park.

Kruger covers nearly two-million hectares  that’s the same size as Slovenia  and you’ll be exploring roads around the southern section of the park. White rhino are quite commonly seen in this area, as are hippos, sable antelope, kudu, buffalo, giraffe, zebra and impala. Today you’ll travel Kruger’s roads in two vehicles: this morning in your tour van, as you make your way to Pretoriuskop Camp, and this afternoon in an open 4x4 safari vehicle, which will be driven by a park ranger. Accommodation this evening is in one of the iconic African-style round huts at Pretoriuskop or en-suite bungalow; it’s a fenced camp for complete rest of mind. and it’s thrilling to fall asleep to the nocturnal sounds of the bush.

Overnight in Kruger Park area at Pretoriuskop Camp Huts or Pretoriuskop Camp en-suite Bungalows

Day 10: Kruger toHazyview
There is no better way to experience the African bush than to walk in it… and that’s exactly how your day will begin. After a pre-dawn coffee you’ll be out in the bush walking with an armed ranger, looking for signs of animals and learning fascinating facts about the wilderness. It’s a time when your senses completely tune in to being here, now  a great exercise in mindfulness!  and you’ll return to camp exhilarated. Driving away from Kruger gives you the chance to do one last stint of game-watching before you exit the park and make for Hazyview, a small town close to the Kruger boundary, where you’ll be spending the night. Make sure you charge your camera batteries tonight and offload your wildlife photos… you’ll definitely need battery power and memory space tomorrow…

Overnight at Kruger Adventure Lodge or 3-star Hippo Hollow Country Estate

Day 11: Hazyview to Johannesburg
What a way to end a tour across this beautifully diverse country! Today will be so packed with places to go, things to do that we’re certain you’ll be ending the journey on an exceptionally high note. After a morning visit to a Shangaan village, your chance to brush up on the culture of this part of South Africa, you’ll be treated to a drive along what has to be this country’s most spectacular road. Trust us  you’ve driven across South Africa but you ain’t seen nothing yet!

There will be plenty of stops along the way at geological wonders and breathtaking vistas such as the famed God’s Window, Bourke’s Luck Potholes and the Three Rondawels. By the time you reach the big city lights of Jozi this evening your Instagram feed will be bursting with exquisite landscapes; your soul filled with beautiful memories. This is the end of a pretty comprehensive tour across South Africa  and what a journey it’s been! Hamba kahle, friend  go well and may Africa always have a special place in your heart.

Reach Johannesburg by late evening.

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