Pretoria, Nationalpark, Sun City (inkl. Mietwagen) & Sansibar

About the destination: Pretoria is a city located in the northern part of Gauteng province, in South Africa, within the Metropolitan Municipality of Tshwane. It serves as the administrative capital of South Africa, situated near the legislative city of Cape Town and the judicial city of Bloemfontein. The Executive Power is based in Pretoria. The metropolitan area of Pretoria is the fifth most significant in South Africa, with an estimated population of 2,985,997. Pretoria is recognized as the city that provides the most services at the national level in university education, with institutions such as the University of Pretoria, established in 1908 and one of the oldest and largest in the public sector, the University of South Africa, which is the first in the country to offer distance learning qualifications, and Tshwane's Technological University, which enrolls the highest number of science students in South Africa. It is also the headquarters of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research of South Africa. Pretoria is also popularly known in Africa as "The Jacaranda City" due to the abundance of Jacaranda trees lining its streets, parks, and gardens. Some of Pretoria's most attractive tourist destinations, apart from those already mentioned, include: Groenkloof Nature Reserve, Voortrekker Monument, and the Union Buildings.

About the destination: The luxurious Sun City hotel complex is located in South Africa’s North West Province, next to Pilanesberg National Park. The resort includes four hotels with a combined capacity of more than 100,000 people, two casinos, a 6,200-seat concert hall, two golf courses (one featuring real crocodiles in some water hazards), and various other attractions.

About the destination: Welgevonden Game Reserve is a 36,000-hectare private game reserve in the Waterberg District of South Africa’s Limpopo Province. Nestled within the internationally recognised UNESCO Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, it is a flagship destination for the sustainable conservation of biodiversity. Just a 2.5-hour drive or an easy 45-minute flight from Johannesburg into one of the reserve’s airstrips, Welgevonden is one of the country’s most accessible premier, malaria-free Big Five wilderness reserves. Welgevonden offers an exclusive, intimate bushveld safari experience, with only a limited number of guests allowed in the reserve at any one time. Guests are collected at the gate by a qualified field guide and transferred to their respective game lodges within the reserve. The mountainous bushveld is a year-round destination thanks to its high altitude, temperate climate and malaria-free status. The reserve is not open to day visitors. Welgevonden is home to more than 65 mammal species. While these include the famous Big Five, it is the rarer and more unusual species like cheetah, brown hyena, caracal, aardwolf and aardvark that make game drives especially exciting. The reserve’s diverse range of habitats supports an impressive array of biodiversity, including over 300 bird species. From cheetah-loved grasslands and savannahs to leafy wooded mountains carved by deep rocky ravines, Welgevonden has it all. In addition to the wildlife, ancient Bushman rock art sites are scattered throughout the reserve, offering curious travellers a unique cultural experience during their guided safari. Please note that self-driving is not permitted for commercial guests.

About the destination: Pretoria is a city located in the northern part of Gauteng province, in South Africa, within the Metropolitan Municipality of Tshwane. It serves as the administrative capital of South Africa, situated near the legislative city of Cape Town and the judicial city of Bloemfontein. The Executive Power is based in Pretoria. The metropolitan area of Pretoria is the fifth most significant in South Africa, with an estimated population of 2,985,997. Pretoria is recognized as the city that provides the most services at the national level in university education, with institutions such as the University of Pretoria, established in 1908 and one of the oldest and largest in the public sector, the University of South Africa, which is the first in the country to offer distance learning qualifications, and Tshwane's Technological University, which enrolls the highest number of science students in South Africa. It is also the headquarters of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research of South Africa. Pretoria is also popularly known in Africa as "The Jacaranda City" due to the abundance of Jacaranda trees lining its streets, parks, and gardens. Some of Pretoria's most attractive tourist destinations, apart from those already mentioned, include: Groenkloof Nature Reserve, Voortrekker Monument, and the Union Buildings.

About the destination: Johannesburg serves as the main entry point for most tourists visiting South Africa and is its largest city. First-time visitors might not realize that Johannesburg and Pretoria are only 60 kilometers apart, yet the two cities are vastly different, offering a fascinating contrast. South Africa's largest city is cosmopolitan, quirky, and vibrant, boasting glorious weather and friendly people. One of Johannesburg's charming characteristics is its truly international and cosmopolitan nature. The city is unapologetically and unmistakably African, with enough First World infrastructure to ensure a comfortable tourism experience. Newtown and the Market Theatre area form the city's cultural precinct. Braamfontein, the university district, features a great Saturday market, a lively nightlife, and a very artsy vibe. Be sure to visit the stunning Apartheid Museum. Soweto, the most well-known and celebrated township in South Africa, is a sprawling mix of shanty towns and formal housing estates located about 30 kilometers outside of Johannesburg in Gauteng. Johannesburg offers a plethora of interesting and often quirky activities. If you're willing to dig a little deeper, you'll find enough to keep you happily occupied for a few days, providing excellent context to help you understand the turbulent history that has shaped South Africa into what it is today.

About the destination: Discover Zanzibar Island: A Paradise in Tanzania Welcome to Zanzibar Island, an idyllic paradise nestled in the Indian Ocean off the coast of Tanzania. Famous for its rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty, Zanzibar offers an unforgettable experience for travelers seeking adventure, relaxation, and a taste of the exotic. Whether you’re wandering through the maze-like streets of Stone Town, soaking up the sun on pristine beaches, or diving into crystal-clear waters filled with marine life, Zanzibar promises a journey like no other. Begin your adventure in Stone Town, the historic heart of Zanzibar and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This lively town is a cultural crossroads where African, Arab, Indian, and European influences blend seamlessly. Walk through its narrow alleyways to find ancient buildings, bustling markets, and the fragrant aroma of spices in the air. Be sure to visit the House of Wonders, the Old Fort, and the Sultan’s Palace, each offering a fascinating glimpse into the island’s storied past. As the sun sets, enjoy dinner at a rooftop restaurant, where you can savor local dishes while gazing out over the shimmering Indian Ocean. Zanzibar’s beaches are truly spectacular, with soft white sand and turquoise waters stretching to the horizon. Nungwi and Kendwa, on the northern tip of the island, are known for their lively atmosphere and vibrant nightlife, perfect for travelers who want to socialize and dance until late. For something more peaceful, head to the east coast, where the calm beaches of Paje and Jambiani offer a relaxing escape and great conditions for water sports like kitesurfing and snorkeling. Whichever beach you choose, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views and the soothing sound of the waves. Beyond its beaches and historic sites, Zanzibar is also known for its lush spice plantations and green forests. Join a spice tour to learn about the island’s important role in the spice trade and to smell and taste exotic spices such as cloves, nutmeg, and vanilla. Nature lovers shouldn’t miss Jozani Forest, a protected area that is home to the rare Red Colobus monkey and many other species of wildlife. Wander along its shaded trails and experience Zanzibar’s unique plants and animals up close. With its rich variety of experiences, Zanzibar Island is a destination that delights the senses and leaves every visitor with unforgettable memories.