Africa South Africa
Between Metropolis and Species-Rich Wildlife
Hardly any other country offers more diversity than the southern tip of the black continent. From the metropolis of Cape Town to Table Mountain and Lion’s Head and on to Boulders Beach, where many penguins have found their home – South Africa is a true paradise.
- Cape Town’s international airport is in the south-west of the country.
- In the east of the country there is another international airport in Johannesburg.
- The flight from Germany takes about 12 hours.
- South Africa is excellent for a rental-car round trip.
- Guided tours as a private round trip or small-group safari are of course also possible.
- Thanks to several climate zones, the country is suitable for a safari all year round.
- South Africa impresses with stunning natural treasures such as Kruger National Park, where you can experience the Big Five, as well as the famous Garden Route, which leads through picturesque coastal and forest landscapes.
- In addition, Cape Town with Table Mountain and the Winelands around Stellenbosch and Franschhoek enchant with world-famous wineries and culinary experiences.
Hotel portfolio
Babylonstoren
A historic Cape Dutch wine farm in the Drakenstein Valley with a magnificent garden, Garden Spa and first-class wines.
Barefoot Addo Elephant Lodge
A boutique safari camp founded by Til Schweiger at a waterhole on the edge of Addo National Park, with elephants right in front of your terrace.
Gondwana Game Reserve
An 11,500-hectare Big Five reserve on the Garden Route with boutique lodges, a spa and daily game drives.
Grootbos Private Nature Reserve
A luxury nature reserve between mountains and sea, with fynbos, milkwood forest and whale watching.
Lekkerwater Beach Lodge
A secluded beach lodge with just seven suites in the De Hoop Nature Reserve — right on a 6 km sandy beach, with world-class whale watching.
Sanbona Wildlife Reserve
One of South Africa’s largest private reserves — with plunge-pool suites and white lions.
Strandloper Ocean Boutique Hotel
A stylish boutique hotel in the dunes of Paternoster — 14 rooms and suites by the beach, a 20-metre pool and a Healing Earth spa.
Tintswalo Boulders
An intimate boutique lodge in Simon’s Town right by Boulders Beach — panoramic sea views and the famous African penguin colony on your doorstep.
andBeyond Ngala Tented Camp
A luxurious tented camp in the Ngala Private Game Reserve bordering Kruger National Park — 9 tented suites and a treehouse across 14,700 ha of wilderness, with Big Five safaris and andBeyond guides.
Frequently asked questions
The Garden Route between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth, as well as the west of South Africa, are best visited between October and April. The eastern Kruger National Park is suitable for a safari year-round.
The length of the trip depends on your personal wishes and ideas. A stay of 14 days allows for a lovely combination of Cape Town, the Garden Route and a safari.
From Cape Town there are direct flights to various destinations that you can link with the Garden Route. Popular combinations include Mauritius, the Seychelles or Namibia.
There are many highlights along the Garden Route: the wine region around Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, Tsitsikamma National Park, and whale watching in Hermanus.
In eastern South Africa, the Kruger National Park with the Big Five, the Panorama Route with the Blyde River Canyon, and the link to the Garden Route via the Sabi Sands are a must.
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