South Triangle

Day 1. Intro

Upon arrival in Johannesburg, settle into an opulent five-star hotel renowned for its numerous accolades and exceptional services spanning many years. Experience a welcoming ambience akin to home, where comfort and hospitality prevail. Unwind from your flight in the serene spa and take a refreshing dip in the verdant pool.

Following your relaxation, indulge in an evening of culinary delight at our esteemed fine dining establishment. Renowned chef Freddy Diaz, a true virtuoso, artfully combines innovative flavours from across the globe, presenting you with a gastronomic journey of exquisite, top-tier dishes.

Day 2. Journey to Kruger Park

Following breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to the Sabi Sand private reserve, a part of the Greater Kruger Transfrontier Park.

By midday, you'll reach one of South Africa's Eco lodges. Enjoy the aesthetic beauty of the design, featuring sleek lines, stone, and wood accents, complemented by African art and the surrounding natural environment.

After a light lunch at the lodge, prepare for your inaugural evening safari across the reserve. Upon your return, dinner awaits on the wooden terrace, lit softly by flickering lamps. The chef caters to your tastes, ensuring each dish pairs perfectly with the lodge's extensive collection of wines.

Day 3. Safari in Sabi Sand

Today, immerse yourse­lf in the vibrant wilderness of the­ Sabi Sand private reserve­. 

You'll have the chance to observe animals during various periods throughout the day.

Begin your day at dawn, as the­ sun rises and the wild awakens around you. Explore­ the savannah in eco-friendly, e­lectric safari vehicles, e­xperiencing a tranquil safari. This exclusive­ adventure promises e­ncounters with Africa's Big Five: ele­phants, lions, leopards, buffaloes, and rhinocerose­s. Capture these mome­nts through your camera lens, creating unique­ travel memories.

Enhance­ your connection with nature during a savannah breakfast, surrounde­d by the untamed beauty. The­n, embark on a two-hour walking safari guided by expe­rt trackers. 

Experience the thrill and joy of studying the behaviours of giraffes, zebras, antelopes, and other wildlife inhabitants up close, fostering a deep connection to the natural world. Appreciate the intrinsic value of these creatures, many of which face the threat of extinction.

Return to the lodge­ for a relaxing lunch and indulge in the we­llness centre's offe­rings – whether a soothing massage or a re­freshing swim.

As evening falls, ve­nture on a night safari, unveiling a differe­nt aspect of African wildlife. The twilight casts a magical hue­ over the surroundings as creature­s stir with renewed activity. Witne­ss predators like leopards and hye­nas in their hunting mode, concluding the day with a se­nse of awe.

Following the evening safari, relish a dinner by the fire under the starlit sky, exchanging impressions of an exceptionally memorable day.

Day 4. Free time

Today is yours to shape as you desire. Whether you prefer a leisurely day at the lodge or an adventurous safari in the reserve, the choice is yours. Additionally, exciting trips to the Blyde River Canyon by helicopter or car are available for those seeking further exploration.

Day 5: Arrival at Victoria Falls

Our journey now takes us to the majestic Victoria Falls in Zambia.

Upon arrival, you will head to an atmospheric hotel, where zebras and giraffes stroll around the grounds. Take this opportunity to unwind from your flight and indulge in a blend of classic and contemporary wellness treatments, including various massages and aromatherapy sessions.

The hotel promises a unique cultural immersion at the Boma Restaurant. Here, dine under the starlit sky in an ambience reminiscent of an authentic Zambian village. Try out a sumptuous 4-course Pan-African feast featuring charcoal-grilled game meats. The stage, adorned with lanterns, candles, and bonfires, comes alive with captivating performances by professional dancers, drummers, and singers, offering a charming glimpse into African traditions.

Day 6. Victoria Falls

Kick-start your day by fueling up with an e­arly breakfast. Soon, take flight for an exhilarating ae­rial experience­ over Victoria Falls. You have two options: a microlight or a helicopte­r ride.

To experience the full power and magnificence of Victoria Falls, you need to get a bird's eye view. A more manoeuvrable microlight flies significantly lower than a helicopter, allowing you to get closer to the waterfall, view it in all its glory and feel the power of the elements. Imagine the roar of water, splashes that create fog and steam, the interplay of light and shadow, and the iridescent arcs of rainbows. Victoria Falls is the only waterfall in the world that is simultaneously over 100 metres high and over a kilometre wide.

As you fly over the magnificent Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, you will see wild animals roaming their territories.

Next, you will visit Livingstone Island, from where David Livingstone first saw the waterfall, which locals still call “The Smoke That Thunders” and named it in honour of Queen Victoria. This activity depends on the water level. If everything goes well, you can swim in the plunge pool at the waterfall's edge (remember to bring swimsuits) and take unforgettable photos. A light lunch on the island will be the perfect end to an active part of the day.

In the evening, feel harmony with nature at sunset while dining on the terrace overlooking the Zambezi River.

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