You will be met at the Johannesburg International Airport by a Southern Eagle Tours representative who will hand you all your travel documentation which includes accommodation vouchers, car rental vouchers, air tickets and detailed maps. A detailed route description will be done and you will be assisted in collecting your rental vehicle. You depart from Johannesburg, traveling east to the Mpumalanga Province and visit the many attractions along the “Panorama Route”, including God’s Window, the Bourke’s Luck Potholes, the Three Rondavels and the historic gold mining town of Pilgrim’s Rest. In the late afternoon you descend the eastern escarpment and travel through the warm “lowveld” to the charming town of Hazyview, just minutes away from the world famous Kruger National Park. You overnight at a beautiful country lodge, a short distance outside the town.

Suggested highlights:

• Interesting towns like Belfast, Dullstroom, Lydenburg and Sabie
• The spectacular “Long Tom” Pass
• The historic town of Pilgrim's Rest
• God's Window
• Bourke's Luck Potholes
• Blyde River Canyon
• The Three Rondawels

Today's route:
After an early breakfast at the lodge you travel the short distance to the nearest entrance gate to the Kruger National Park. Once inside the Park, excitement will mount as you start seeing some of the numerous animals that inhabit this magnificent wildlife sanctuary. You spend most of the day travelling inside the Kruger Park arriving at your “restcamp” in the late afternoon. Accommodation tonight is in comfortable en-suite bungalows or cottages, and dinner can be enjoyed in the camp restaurant.

Suggested highlights:

• Full day game viewing in the Kruger National Park

Today's route:
The route continues to a private game reserve adjacent to the Kruger National Park.

Suggested highlights:

• Morning game viewing in the Kruger National Park

Included highlights:

• Evening game drive in open 4x4 vehicles
• Dinner under the stars (weather permitting)

Today's route:
After a final open vehicle game drive and a late breakfast, you travel back to Johannesburg. Your hotel is conveniently situated close to the Johannesburg International Airport.

Included highlights:

• Early morning game drive in open 4x4 vehicles

After breakfast you drive back to the Johannesburg International Airport where your rental vehicle is dropped off in time for a 2-hour flight to Livingstone, on the Zambian side of the Victoria Falls. At the Livingstone Airport you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The hotel is within easy walking distance of the Falls, to which you have unlimited access.

A full day to spend at the Victoria Falls, where you can witness the greatest mass of falling water on earth as it plunges down a sheer rock face, spraying its mystical mist hundreds of meters in the air. A final highlight today is a romantic sundowner cruise on the mighty Zambezi River.
Accommodation: Zambezi Sun Hotel
Bed and breakfast basis

The morning is at leisure, after which you are transferred to Livingstone Airport for your flight to Johannesburg. At the Johannesburg Airport you connect with a domestic flight to Cape Town. At the Cape Town Airport you collect your rental car and travel to your hotel, ideally situated at the Victoria and Alfred Waterfront.

Today's route:
A full day exploring Cape Town and surrounds.

Suggested highlights:

• Famous South African Winelands
• Huguenot Monument in Franschhoek
• Wine tasting at working wine farms
• The Victoria and Alfred Waterfront

Today's route:
A full day exploring Cape Town and surrounds.

Suggested highlights:

• Boat cruise to Seal Island at Hout Bay
• Robben Island
• Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens
• Cable Car ride to the top of Table Mountain

Today's route:
From Cape Town along the Atlantic seaboard, over Chapman’s Peak to Cape Point, then across the peninsula to False Bay. Follow the coastal route past the villages of Pringle Bay and Kleinmond to the famous whale watching town of Hermanus.

Suggested highlights:

• The picturesque towns of Llandudno and and Hout Bay
• The spectacular Chapman’s Peak drive
• Cape Point and Nature Reserve
• African Penquin colony at Boulder’s Beach
• Scenic coastal villages of Simon’s Town, Fish Hoek and Kalk Bay
• Whale watching at Walker Bay in Hermanus

Today's route:
The morming is spent exploring the area around Hermanus before you drive back to the Cape Town International Airport where your rental vehicle is handed back in time for your flight home.

Suggested highlights:

• The 12-km “Cliff Path”, some of the best land based whale watching in the world
• Old stone harbour and museum