HOLIDAY ACTIVITY OPTIONS FOR AFRICA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN

Why not combine a holiday to South Africa with watching United Rugby Championship in some of South Africa's most vibrant & beautiful cities.

Why not combine a holiday to South Africa with watching an England test match, a One Day International or a T20. We can assist with match tickets and hospitality packages.

The Mozambique coastline offers some of the most spectacular &: Exciting and sport fishing in the world. Here, the Indian Ocean is a marine reserve, unspoiled and largely unexplored.

South African wine routes are predominantly found in the Western Cape where the majority of the country’s wine production takes place. There are many routes to explore.

The migration in East Africa is a safari 'must see' and one of the most spectacular wilderness shows on earth. Millions of Wildebeest and Zebra migrate on an 1800 mile journey.

The Devil's pool is often described as the ultimate infinity pool. The Devil's Pool is a natural rock pool on the edge of the Victoria Falls and it is located along the mighty Zambezi River in Zambia.

An insight into the lifestyle of the Masai people in the African bush of southern Kenya and northern Tanzania with animals grazing and Lions roaring outside their homes.

You will be able to interact with Elephants through a variety of activities, including walking with Elephants, Elephant mud bathing, training, and gaining insight into their behaviour.

Whether in Namibia, South Africa, Kenya or Tanzania, this is a highlight of many a visit to Africa. Enjoy your bird's eye view of the African landscape before a traditional bush breakfast.

Fly over one the most unique wilderness areas in Africa, the largest land-locked river delta in the world, offering an aerial view of this vast region, teaming with wildlife and plantlife.

From May to July billions of sardines spawn in the waters of the Agulhas Bank, off the coast of KwaZulu Natal and the Eastern Cape. Travelling north from the colder southern seas.

A safari in Africa is a wonderful experience, but for many people a safari by horseback is the very best way of taking in the African bush, riding over spectacular landscapes.

Do you have a sense of adventure? Then sailing the expanse of the Quirimbas Archipelago in northern Mozambique is one of those adventures you have to do in your lifetime.

South Africa is rightly known for its fusion cuisine that celebrates their cultural heritage. With uniquely South African know-how and ingredients, discover the culinary pulse of South Africa.

There is an amazing range of golf courses in Africa and the Indian Ocean and we can arrange bespoke golf tours for individuals of larger groups, simply squeeze in a few rounds on your holiday.

Piton de la Fournaise (meaning Peak of the Furnace) on Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean is one of the world's most active volcanoes, and is classified as a World Heritage Site.

If you want to inject a bit of Easy Rider style excitement into your trip, why not hire a Harley Davidson? Enjoy the freedom to cruise along the spectacular, exhilarating Cape coast.

South Africa is the Mecca for diving with sharks, one of the most feared predators on Earth, and cage diving with Great White Sharks is the adrenaline pinnacle for this activity.

Explore Africa on a self-sufficient adventure truck, with panoramic windows, reclining seats and a fold-out kitchen.

Get closer to nature on a camping tour, travelling by custom adventure truck and camping beneath African skies.

Explore the African wilderness by custom adventure truck, with local lodges, hotels, camps and guesthouses to return to each evening.

This is the world’s highest commercial abseil, at 112m and 1000 metres above sea level, but with the illusion of a 1000m descent, just step off the edge of Table Mountain.

The Namib Desert, the oldest in the world, is reputedly home to the largest sand dunes on Earth, which you can conquer by swooshing down the faces on a sandboard or snowboard!

Bloukrans Bridge Bungee Jump is the world’s highest bridge bungy jump at 216 metres. The ultimate adrenalin rush awaits, in the Tsitsikamma area of the Garden Route.