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Stay above Africa’s leading contemporary art museum at the V&A Waterfront, with Table Mountain views and Cape Town’s best dining, culture and galleries within easy reach.
15 nights | Cape Town, Upper Kalahari, Greater Kruger and Mozambique
Experience four of Southern Africa’s most remarkable destinations in one seamless 15-night luxury journey. Begin at The Silo Hotel in Cape Town, continue with a private safari at Maloba in South Africa’s Upper Kalahari and exceptional wildlife viewing at Londolozi in the Greater Kruger, before ending on the white-sand beaches of Benguerra Island in Mozambique. Four distinct landscapes, four exceptional stays, and one journey combining city, safari and Indian Ocean.
Stay above Africa’s leading contemporary art museum at the V&A Waterfront, with Table Mountain views and Cape Town’s best dining, culture and galleries within easy reach.
Explore Maloba’s 20,000 hectares of private Upper Kalahari wilderness through private game drives, helicopter safaris and guided walks, far from busy safari circuits.
Safari in South Africa’s Sabi Sand, where Londolozi is renowned for exceptional leopard viewing alongside the Big Five and decades of wildlife conservation.
End your journey on Benguerra Island in Mozambique’s Bazaruto Archipelago, surrounded by white-sand beaches, turquoise water and a protected marine reserve.
Every Maloba journey can be tailored around your preferred dates, pace and travel plans.
Enquire About This ItineraryThis journey can be enjoyed year-round, but April to October offers an excellent combination of conditions for Cape Town, private safari experiences in the Upper Kalahari and Greater Kruger, and Benguerra Island in Mozambique. Cape Town is warmer from November to March, while the dry winter months generally offer excellent safari conditions. Benguerra Island’s dry season typically runs from April to November.
Visa requirements for South Africa and Mozambique depend on your nationality. Travellers should check the latest official entry requirements for both countries before departure. According to the supplied itinerary information, visas are required for Mozambique for most nationalities and can generally be arranged online before arrival.
In South Africa, payments are generally made in South African Rand (ZAR) or by credit card. In Mozambique, carrying US dollars in small denominations is recommended for tips and smaller purchases, while Visa and Mastercard are generally more widely accepted than American Express.
Yes. This luxury Southern Africa itinerary can be tailored to your preferences, including the length of stay, choice of properties and order of destinations. The Mozambique beach stay can also be replaced with alternatives such as Mauritius or the Seychelles.
We recommend booking at least six to eight months in advance, particularly for the safari stays. Many of the luxury safari lodges and properties featured in this journey are small and exclusive, with limited availability.
A deposit is required to secure your booking, with the remaining balance payable no later than 60 days before travel. Payment can be made by credit card or bank transfer.
Transport between destinations is arranged as part of your itinerary and can include private road transfers, rental cars and flights or light-aircraft transfers to remote safari lodges. All transfers can be coordinated on your behalf for a seamless journey between Cape Town, the Upper Kalahari, Greater Kruger and Mozambique.