Day 1: Cape Town – Wilderness
Leave Cape Town in the early morning, and head out on the Garden Route to the town of Wilderness, between the Kaaimans River and the Outeniqua Mountains. After a journey of approximately five hours (with plenty of rest stops along the way!), arrive in the private game reserve, and after after taking lunch (own expense) you can get straight in the action! Head out on a game drive safari (own expense) to see South Africa’s famous Big Five: African elephants, Cape buffalos, lions, leopards and rhinos! Alternatively drive to the coastal town of Mossel Bay where you can explore its golden beaches at leisure.

Overnight: 3-star Shearwater on Sea Accommodation in Wilderness Area

Day 2: Wilderness National Park – Kynsna – Tsitsikamma (B)
Leave early and head to the Wilderness National Park for a 2-hour canoe ride through the park’s calm waters, following the lead of your activity guide. When you’re finished canoeing, and the re-board your coach and relax on the drive to the lively town of Kynsna. With your guide, walk to the Kynsna Heads – the two striking sandstone cliffs flanking the mouth of the Kynsna lagoon against the crashing waves of the sea. After touring this stunning geological site, you’ll have time for lunch at your own expense.

Tsitsikamma National Park is the last destination of the day, and here you’ll enjoy a 2-hour guided walk along its shady forest paths. Your evening is spent at leisure in the famous Jefferys Bay 1 hour from Tsitsikamma area.

Overnight: 3-star Sea Wisper Guest Lodge in Jefferys Bay

Day 3: Bloukrans Bridge – Jeffreys Bay – Oudtshoorn (B)
Head to Bloukrans to spend the morning at its eye-catching bridge. Standing 709 feet (216 meters) above the Bloukrans River, Bloukrans Bridge is the ideal place to face your fears with a bungee jump! If you don’t want to participate in this optional activity (at own expense), get your fix by watching the adrenaline junkies as they bounce through the air.

Once you’ve got your breath back, spend the afternoon at Jeffrey's Bay for a swim in the sea or a walk along its beautiful, unspoiled white beaches. There is even the chance for you to try surfing (own expense) in one of the most world famous areas.

Arrive at Oudtshoorn, where you’ll spend your evening at leisure, perhaps checking out the town’s nightlife and restaurants.

Overnight: 3-star Cul de Sac Guest House in Oudtshoorn

Day 4: Oudtshoorn – Cango Ostrich Farm – Cango Caves – Cape Town (B)
Enjoy breakfast at your hotel, and then visit a working ostrich farm in the nearby Cango district. Learn all about these fascinating flightless birds – the heaviest in the world -- and stand in a nest to see their typically massive eggs. These birds’ stocky legs and bulky bodies give them the ability to carry humans; if you’re brave enough, go for a ride!

While in this gorgeous area, another optional activity (at own expense) is available: a ‘meet the elephants’ experience. This fantastic opportunity allows you to experience the exhilarating adventure of an elephant back ride. Learn about these orphaned elephants, as you feed and interact with the huge and lovable creatures.

Next head to the incredible Cango Caves, lying nearby at the foothills of the Swartberg Mountains. With your guide, enjoy a 2-hour tour to see ancient stalactites, stalagmites and other eerie yet intriguing rock formations. Then hit the road to Cape Town! The journey is long (more than five hours), but oh-so scenic. Following Route 62, pass a landscape of soaring plains and mountain peaks before reaching Cape Town in the evening.