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From $4,799 PPS
Cape Town
Kruger National Park
Victoria Falls
Game Drives
Discover three of Southern Africa’s most iconic destinations on this 10-day Cape Town, Kruger and Victoria Falls package. Explore Cape Town’s landmarks and dramatic coastline, enjoy Big Five game drives in Kruger National Park, and end your journey beside the powerful Victoria Falls.
With scheduled flights and private transfers between destinations, this itinerary offers a convenient introduction to city, safari and natural scenery at a more accessible price point.
Elephant Foot Rate
10 Days
Accommodation
Eco-friendly
Competitive Rates
Child-friendly
6+ years
Description
This affordable 10-day Cape Town, Kruger Park and Victoria Falls tour combines sightseeing, wildlife and one of Africa’s most famous natural landmarks in a single itinerary.
Begin with four nights in Cape Town, including a guided city tour, Table Mountain, the Cape Peninsula and Boulders Beach. Fly directly to Kruger National Park for three nights at Mdluli Safari Lodge, where full days of game viewing are balanced with time to relax at the lodge.
The journey concludes in Victoria Falls, where a guided tour of the falls and a sunset cruise offer two memorable ways to experience the destination. Flights and transfers connect each region, reducing long road journeys and allowing more time to explore.
Trip Highlights
- Explore Cape Town, Table Mountain and the V&A Waterfront
- Travel along the Cape Peninsula to Cape Point and Boulders Beach
- Enjoy morning and afternoon game drives in Kruger National Park
- Stay at Mdluli Safari Lodge with meals included
- Tour Victoria Falls and enjoy a sunset cruise
- Fly between Cape Town, Kruger and Victoria Falls
Eco-friendly
Mdluli Safari Lodge works in partnership with the local Mdluli community and is set within Kruger National Park, an internationally recognised conservation area. Guest stays help support local employment and economic opportunities, while the lodge’s tented design offers a close connection to the surrounding bush.
Child-friendly
This safari is suitable for families with children aged six and above. At Mdluli Safari Lodge, two children under 12 can share with adults using a sleeper couch.
Itinerary
Day 1-4: Cape Town, Table Mountain & the Peninsula
Meals: Breakfast included
Accommodation: The Hyde Hotel
Welcome to your adventure! On arrival at Cape Town International Airport, you’ll be met and privately transferred to The Hyde Hotel. Settle in, relax after your flight or explore one of the nearby restaurants as you ease into your Cape Town stay.
Over the next three days, enjoy a guided half-day city tour through some of Cape Town’s most historic and vibrant neighbourhoods. Discover the colourful streets of Bo-Kaap, explore the V&A Waterfront and learn more about the history of District Six. The tour also includes a fast-track ticket up Table Mountain.
You’ll also set out on a full-day Cape Peninsula tour along scenic coastal roads to Cape Point, with stops at Hout Bay and the famous penguin colony at Boulders Beach.
Day 5-7: Safari Adventures in Kruger National Park
Meals: All meals included
Accommodation: Mdluli Safari Lodge
Fly directly from Cape Town International Airport to Skukuza Airport, a journey of approximately two hours. On arrival, you’ll be met by a local representative and transferred to Mdluli Safari Lodge, with wildlife sightings possible along the way.
Over the next two days, enjoy morning and afternoon game drives in Kruger National Park, with time to relax at the lodge between activities.
Unwind beside the swimming pool, enjoy refreshments or spend a quiet afternoon taking in the bush surroundings before departing on a late-afternoon game drive.
Day 8-9: Discover Victoria Falls
Meals: Breakfast included
Accommodation: The Courtney Lodge
Transfer to Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport for your scheduled flight to Victoria Falls. On arrival, you will be met and transferred to The Courtney Lodge, a peaceful guesthouse within easy reach of the town centre and Victoria Falls rainforest.
On Day 9, join a guided morning tour of Victoria Falls and experience the scale and power of one of Africa’s most iconic natural landmarks. Later, enjoy a sunset cruise before returning to the lodge.
The Courtney Lodge offers a calm place to unwind between activities, with tropical gardens, a swimming pool and comfortable accommodation.
Day 10: Departure
Enjoy a leisurely morning before your private transfer to the airport for your onward flight to OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg. Take time to reflect on your journey through Cape Town, Kruger National Park and Victoria Falls as the tour comes to an end.
Price
• $4,799 per person sharing (Rates are valid until 31 October 2026)
• $3,570 per person sharing (Rates are valid from 1 November 2026 until 31 March 2027)
• $4,799 per person sharing (Rates are valid from 1 April 2027 until 31 October 2027)
Elephant Foot Rate: 2
A fantastic choice for families looking for an eco-friendly getaway! Offers a good mix of comfort, while still engaging in sustainability.
Unique ESG Certification: It holds the only AA+ rating in South Africa for Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, emphasizing ecological responsibility and respect for the natural environment and Mdluli community.
Low-Impact Design and Construction: Site assessment minimized environmental invasion, with 50 luxury tents on raised substructures above natural ground to preserve soil and vegetation; numerous Marula trees were protected, and positioning ensured privacy and views without disruption near the Nsikazi River.
Sustainable Infrastructure: Uses an ecologically-friendly reed bed system for natural water filtration and treatment before release; main areas (pool, restaurant, bar) incorporate recycled materials like gum tree pole offcuts.
Community-Led Sustainability: 50-50 partnership with the 45,000-member Mdluli Community on 850 hectares within Kruger borders; 90% of 200 staff are local, providing economic benefits, skills training, and infrastructure like solar-powered boreholes yielding 60,000 litres of water daily.