Rhino Safari & Conservation Experience in South Africa

Winemaking in South Africa dates back to the 1600s. While South African wines have been gaining international attention, one of South Africa’s best kept secrets are the wine farms themselves. Cape Dutch architecture is well-suited to the winelands’ sculpted panoramic mountains and lush valleys. Chenin Blanc, Shiraz, and Cabernet Sauvignon are popular varietals in the Western Cape, and the best way to get involved, is to start tasting.

You will spend the next two nights of your journey at Babylonstoren, a historic Cape Dutch style farm that was established in 1692 and which has been meticulously kempt ever since.

Saying cheers to the winelands will only sting until you find yourself in the wild expanse of Kruger National Park. Located in South Africa’s northeastern sprawl, Kruger National Park is nothing short of immense. The Big 5 game reserve covers over 19,000 square Kilometres and plays host to a diverse evolution of landscapes.

You’ll spend the next three nights in the coveted Timbavati Game Reserve. This private oasis is situated on Kruger’s western flank, offering a secluded experience with significantly lower vehicle density than the rest of the park. Less people means more animals. Combine these odds with exceptional guides and your chances of witnessing that once-in-a-lifetime leopard skyrocket.