Anglo/Zulu Battlefields - Spend a night or two at a Country Lodge and spend time with a resident guide who will bring the battles of Isandlwana and Rorkes Drift to life. An absolute must for military history enthusiasts!

Anglo/Boer War -There are many hotels, lodges and Inns to choose from in this area that offer tours with resident battlefield experts, to the various Boer War Battlesites, including the famous battle of Spioenkop - a good way to enjoy this is to combine it with the Anglo/Zulu Battlefields.

Drakensberg Mountains - meander through the countryside to the majestic Drakensberg Mountains visiting various arts and crafts and curio outlets along the way and enjoy the amazing scenery. Relax and swim in a mountain stream, walk to Bushman caves, horseride, play golf, birdwatch or do nothing! There are many beautiful areas in this World Heritage Site to choose from.

Game Parks - We have on our doorstep, a variety of game reserves, from self catering budget accommodation to 5 star private reserves. All within an easy 3 hours drive from Durban.

Durban to Johannesburg via Swaziland

An extended tour through some of the most spectacular country in southern Africa, taking you from the busy metropolis of Durban into rural Zululand and the game reserves there and then through the mountainous Kingdom of Swaziland to the dry bushveld of the Kruger National Park and the wondrous, lush vegetation and deep valleys of the Panorama Route....a trip which promises to be as varied as it will be memorable".

This extremely popular overland tour takes you through Zululand, stopping for a night at a local game reserve, then on through Swaziland where a stop is made for one night at a local Inn - continue through to Mpumalanga and visit the historical and scenic Pilgrims Rest, Panorama Route, and Kruger National Park before being driven back to Johannesburg - either hotel or airport. Contact our office for some suggestions on hotels and sightseeing during this tour.

THE CAPE

Cape Town - A fascinating half or full day exploration of our mother city. Cape Town will capture your imagination, if not through it's fascinating historical and cultural highlights, then by virtue of the stunning natural beauty and location, that has made Cape Town one of the premier cities in the world.

Visit the Malay Quarter, historically important as the heart of the Cape's Muslim community, originally brought to Cape Town as slaves and subsequently freed in 1834. Of particular interest here is a pocket of unique, untouched Georgian architecture, adapted to the character of it's occupants by the colourful paintwork. Add to this - Cable Car up Table Mountain, Robben Island, V & A Waterfront and the surrounding Winelands.

Many countries around the world have wine growing country but few can compete with the breathtaking scenic beauty that typifies the winelands of Stellenbosch, Franschoek and Paarl, to name a few. The exceptional quality of wine is the cherry on the top.

Garden Route (Cape Town to Port Elizabeth) - Travel with a private guide or drive yourself up the magnificent Garden Route visiting Outshoorn, Knysna, Plettenberg Bay, Storms River and other interesting venues and enjoy all that this route has to offer before ending in George or Port Elizabeth.

There is a large variety of accommodation along this route, from comfortable bed and breakfasts to luxury five star hotels.