Day 1
Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Cape Town

Cape Town consistently ranks among the top tourist destinations—not only in Africa but globally. It is widely regarded as one of the world’s finest cities. It is embraced by magnificent, uniquely shaped mountains on one side and the Atlantic Ocean on the other. Cape Town impresses with its diverse architectural styles: Cape Dutch, Victorian, Art Nouveau, Neo-Gothic, Malay, Functionalist, and contemporary steel-and-glass skyscrapers. After resting at the hotel, we set out to explore the historic city center, including the former port area—now transformed into a vibrant shopping and entertainment hub known as the Waterfront. Nearby, we stop for a photo session in the fabulously colorful Malay quarter of Bo-Kaap. We then enjoy High Tea at the One & Only Cape Town, a venue that delights with its refined elegance—featuring spacious, beautifully proportioned interiors, exquisite décor, and a luxurious atmosphere conducive to relaxation in plush, comfortable armchairs. The tea service ritual itself perfectly complements this exceptional setting, where a magnificent view of Table Mountain unfolds just beyond the glass walls. At sunset, we embark on a catamaran cruise across Granger Bay. We admire a magnificent panorama of the city over a glass of South African sparkling wine. Dinner and overnight stay at the LAGOON BEACH 4* hotel.
Meals: Dinner

Day 2
Thursday, Oct 29, 2026

Cape Town – Stellenbosch

After breakfast, we set off on one of the most scenically charming routes in Africa: the Wine Route to Franschhoek, stopping en route in Stellenbosch—a town renowned for its unique Cape Dutch architecture. Stellenbosch and Franschhoek are the epicenters of wine production in South Africa. These towns are framed by characteristic mountain ranges and lush valleys, home to the finest wine estates on the African continent.
Discover one of the most beautiful and sophisticated valleys in the region—originally settled by the French, who established wine estates here that still bear French names to this day. We board a tourist tram that makes stops at stations located at various estates; we disembark only at those where we wish to enjoy a wine tasting or have lunch. In the evening, we return to the hotel for dinner at LAGOON BEACH 4*.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 3
Friday, Oct 30, 2026

CAPE TOWN – Flight to DURBAN – ZIMBALI

After breakfast, we transfer to the airport for our flight to Durban. It was here, in 1497—on Christmas Eve—that Vasco da Gama first arrived. He subsequently named this location Natal (meaning “Nativity” or “Birth”), a name that remains in use to this day. The city itself—formerly known as Port Natal—was renamed Durban in 1835 in honor of the British Governor of the Cape Colony, Benjamin D’Urban.
Spend the afternoon relaxing on the ocean beach or by the swimming pool.
Dinner and overnight stay by the Indian Ocean at the 5-star CAPITAL ZIMBALI Hotel in Ballito.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Day 4
Saturday, October 31, 2026

BALLITO Zimbali Resort

Leisure time and walks along the beach beside the Indian Ocean.
Dinner and overnight stay at the 5-star CAPITAL ZIMBALI Hotel in Ballito.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Day 5
Sunday, November 1, 2026

BALLITO – St. LUCIA (Boat Cruise) – ZULU NYALA Private Reserve & Lodge

Early in the morning, we depart from the Indian Ocean coast for the St. Lucia Wetland Reserve—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—where, at 10:00 AM, we embark on a boat cruise across the lagoon waters, home to a dense population of hippos, crocodiles, and numerous bird species.
Afterward, we enter the private ZULU NYALA Reserve, where we will stay for two nights at the Zulu Nyala Lodge.
In the evening, following dinner, we set out on a short bush safari for our first close encounter with the wildlife inhabiting the reserve.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch.

Day 6
Monday, November 2, 2026

ZULU NYALA Lodge

A full day of safari game drives in open-top off-road vehicles within the Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Reserve—renowned for its successful project to restore rhino populations in South African reserves. To this day, it remains one of the most fascinating national parks, renowned for the “Big Five,” every species of antelope, giraffes, elephants, and an abundance of charming nyalas.
Dinner and overnight stay at Zulu Nyala Lodge.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 7
Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026

Zulu Nyala Lodge – Durban – Flight to Johannesburg

After breakfast, we return to Durban. We will tour the historic city center and the fascinating aquarium located within the water park on the shores of the Indian Ocean. Afterward, we take a flight to Johannesburg. Dinner and overnight stay at the Mondior Hotel, situated within the Emperor’s Palace entertainment and casino complex.
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Day 8
Wednesday, Nov 4, 2026

Flight: Johannesburg – Victoria Falls – Zimbabwe

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for a flight to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
Evening sunset cruise —complete with alcoholic drinks (included in the price)—along the waterways of the Zambezi River. This captivating sunset—set amidst bathing elephants and languid hippos yawning ostentatiously at the sight of the approaching boat—is sure to remain a cherished memory for a long time to come. Dinner and overnight stay at the 4-star A’ZAMBEZI VICTORIA FALLS Hotel, situated on the banks of the Zambezi River.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 9
Thursday, November 26

VICTORIA FALLS – Zimbabwe – Optional Activities

In the morning, we visit one of the world’s most magnificent waterfalls: Victoria Falls. Situated on the Zambezi River, the falls mark the natural border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. At its widest point, the waterfall measures 1,708 meters across. Even from a distance of approximately 50 kilometers, one can spot the cloud of water spray rising 300 meters into the air. From afar, the thunderous roar of the cascading water can be heard. The local people call the falls Mosi-oa-Tunya—meaning “The Smoke That Thunders.” We stroll along a path that leads to a succession of scenic viewpoints. The trail extends from the “Devil’s Cataract” to the furthest observation deck—known as “Danger Point”—where the Zambezi exits the waterfall gorge, flowing through a series of seven subsequent gorges carved into the basalt plateau. Victoria Falls is recognized as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Our tour concludes at the bridge connecting the shores of Zimbabwe and Zambia—a destination that draws thrill-seekers from around the globe to attempt the 111-meter bungee jump. The remainder of the day is reserved for optional activities (available at an additional cost):
A helicopter flight over the waterfalls—known as the “Flight of the Angels,” named after the famous words of the Scottish missionary and explorer David Livingstone, who discovered the falls in 1855 and remarked: “Scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight.” ($175 per person + $30 per person park fee)
A thrilling whitewater rafting expedition through the gorges of the Zambezi River. The area surrounding Victoria Falls on the Zambezi is renowned for offering the world’s finest—and most challenging—whitewater rafting experience. Rafting and kayaking enthusiasts consider the Zambezi to be one of the top ten rivers globally for engaging in these sports. The Zambezi rafting route has been classified by the British Canoe Union as a Grade 5 on a six-point difficulty scale. The entire trip is filmed, and DVDs are available for purchase by participants ($173 per person + $12 per person park fee).
A 111-meter bungee jump from the bridge spanning the Zambezi River ($195 + $12 fees per person).
Dinner and overnight stay at the A’ZAMBEZI VICTORIA FALLS Hotel.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 10
Friday, November 26

VFA – Hwange National Park

In the morning, a transfer to Zimbabwe’s largest wildlife sanctuary: Hwange National Park. This renowned and frequently visited reserve is famous for its large herds of elephants, giraffes, zebras, and wildebeest. As the park lacks natural rivers, animals tend to congregate around the few available waterholes, making them easy to observe. Afternoon safari in Hwange.
Dinner and overnight stay at Hwange Lodge.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Saturday, Day 11, Nov 26

HWANGE – Victoria Falls – CHOBE – Botswana

Morning safari in the Hwange Reserve, lunch (not included in the price), and return to Victoria Falls. In the afternoon, we cross the border into Botswana and check in at Chobe Safari Lodge.
In the evening, we board a boat and cruise along the riverbank, observing herds of elephants, giraffes, antelopes, zebras, and warthogs coming to the watering hole. An additional highlight of this afternoon water safari is an unforgettable sunset.
Dinner and overnight stay at Chobe Safari Lodge 4*.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 12
Sunday, Nov 26

Kasane – Chobe Safari Reserve – Botswana

Morning 4×4 safari drive along the high banks of the Chobe River, offering magnificent views of the Chobe floodplains and the vast plains of the Caprivi Strip. Elephants reign supreme in this, Botswana’s most fascinating park. The local population of these impressive giants is among the largest in the world.
At midday, we return to Zimbabwe and check in at the A’Zambezi Hotel.
In the evening, a farewell dinner awaits at The Boma—an African-themed restaurant featuring a wide selection of African dishes and performances by a troupe showcasing local dances and songs. Overnight stay at the A’ZAMBEZI VICTORIA FALLS 4* Hotel
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 13
Monday, Nov 26

VICTORIA FALLS – Departure for Nairobi

Last-minute shopping at a vast market featuring local arts and crafts.
Approx. 1:30 PM: Departure for the airport and flight to Nairobi.
Meals: Breakfast

Price includes

• 12 nights’ accommodation in double rooms at 4* hotels
  (Check-in available from 2:00 PM onwards!)
• Meals: Breakfasts and dinners
• Sightseeing program
• Airport-hotel-airport transfers
• Transportation via air-conditioned coach and open-top safari vehicles within nature reserves
• Services of a Polish tour leader throughout the entire trip
• Entrance fees and attractions
• High Tea at the One & Only, catamaran cruise, Franschhoek Wine Tram ride, boat cruise on the St. Lucia Estuary
• 5x safari drives in open-top vehicles
• boat safari in Botswana – sunset cruise on the Zambezi River
• farewell dinner at The Boma Restaurant (including drumming lessons and dance performances) in Victoria Falls, fees
• …entrance fees to all visited sites and national parks, local fees

Price excludes

• International flights
• flights on the Cape Town – Durban – Johannesburg route: €250 per person (subject to change)
• flights on the Johannesburg – Victoria Falls route: €210 (subject to change)
• soft drinks and alcoholic beverages (except where included)
• lunches
• customary gratuities
• health insurance
• baggage damage insurance
• Zimbabwe visa fee – cost: $45 per person (multiple-entry visa)