Botswana and the Cape
What you come for
The Okavango Delta
Channels by mokoro, elephant herds at close range and some of the finest guiding in Africa.
Cape Town
Table Mountain above the city, the harbour below it, and beaches under the Twelve Apostles.
The Cape winelands
Stellenbosch and Franschhoek, long lunches on old estates, mountains on every side.
Why you will love this one.
A water-and-land pairing that rewards travellers who want space over density. The Okavango by mokoro and light aircraft first, then the winelands and the sea at the end of the continent.
It suits travellers who would rather see fewer other vehicles than tick off a longer sightings list, and who want a soft, comfortable ending after a wilder start.
When to goThe month matters more than the map.
The Delta is at its best for water safari from roughly June to August, when the flood is high, and the dry months concentrate the game. The Cape is finest in the southern summer, November to March, and the whales run off the coast between June and November.
The rest is written for your dates.
We hold the specifics until we have shaped the trip to your party and your season, because the honest version of each depends on both.
The shape of the days
How the route falls and why it runs in this order, written from your dates.
Where you stay
The standard and the reasoning now; named camps and lodges once they are held for you.
What it costs
A from-price and what it covers, on enquiry, with an itinerary to read alongside it.
Start planning this journey.
Tell us your dates and who is travelling, and we will come back with a version shaped to both.
Plan this journey