South Africa Safaris | Exciting things to do in South Africa

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Whether it is beautiful scenery, culture, shopping, adrenalin activites or any of a wide range of interests that sets your heart thumping with excitement, enjoy the ultimate South African adventure with a selection of exciting tours and activities that highlight the best of what the country has to offer.

Although we're confident that we can find something to delight you at any time of year, some of our adventures do depend on the seasons or other factors, so please contact us for more details on validity dates or other conditions.

From R 2,455 Per person; minimum of 2 guests

Head out onto the ocean from Plettenberg Bay, with sightings of dolphins, sharks, pelagic birds and a Cape fur seal colony. Back on dry land, visit Monkeyland and enjoy a guided walk in the indigenous forest, where the primates roam free. End at the Elephant Sanctuary, where you can touch, feed, interact with and ride these gentle giants.

From R 2,370 Per person; based on 2 guest

Enjoy a boat cruise from Plettenberg Bay, with opportunities to view dolphins, sharks, pelagic birds and Cape seals. Take a guided walk through indigenous forests at Monkeyland, where various species of primates roam free, and visit Birds of Eden, the world’s largest free-flight aviary, home to almost 3 000 birds.

From R 1,955 Per person; based on 2 people

Visit Tsitsikamma National Park, a stretch of rocky coastline that boasts rugged mountains, steep river gorges, dense indigenous forests and distinctive fynbos vegetation. Enjoy lunch overlooking the ocean and the Storms River, with the option to take a walk through the cool forest to a picturesque suspension bridge.

From R 2,380 Per person; based on 2 guests

Indulge in an exhilarating canopy tour in lofty treetops of the Tsitsikamma forest. After a light lunch, explore the exquisite Tsitsikamma National Park, a stretch of rugged and rocky coastline. A leisurely walk leads through the cool forest to the picturesque suspension bridge that spans the Storms River.