South Africa - Cape & Zululand Wildlife Safari 2026

16 Jul 2026 - 27 Jul 2026 (12 days)

ZAR89,750 - Spaces Available

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Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated and dates may change*

Tour price (Per person): ZAR89,750 * USD4,841 * GBP3,611 * EUR4,252 * AUD7,549

Single Supplement: ZAR11,500 * USD620 * GBP463 * EUR545 * AUD967

Flight costs: ZAR2,500 * USD135 * GBP101 * EUR118 * AUD210

South Africa - Cape & Zululand Wildlife Safari 2027

02 Aug 2027 - 13 Aug 2027 (12 days)

ZAR96,750 - Spaces Available

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Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated and dates may change*

Tour price (Per person): ZAR96,750 * USD5,219 * GBP3,892 * EUR4,583 * AUD8,137

Single Supplement: ZAR12,500 * USD674 * GBP503 * EUR592 * AUD1,051

Flight costs: ZAR2,800 * USD151 * GBP113 * EUR133 * AUD236

Embark on an 11-day adventure from the vibrant city of Cape Town to the wilds of Zululand. Begin with breathtaking ocean views and thrilling encounters with Great White Sharks and African Penguins. Marvel at Southern Right Whales and explore the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve's unique flora and fauna. Delight in the vibrant wildflowers of West Coast National Park and ascend Table Mountain for panoramic vistas. Wander the lush Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens before flying to Durban and transferring to the Manyoni Game Reserve. Spend several days on safari, encountering diverse wildlife and enjoying luxurious accommodations at Zebra Hills Safari Lodge. Conclude your journey with unforgettable memories of South Africa's stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity.

Top Mammals

Lion, Leopard, Cheetah, African Buffalo, African Elephant, Black & White Rhinoceros, African Wild Dog, Giraffe, Great White Shark, Southern Right Whale, Orange-breasted and Neergaard’s Sunbird, Cape Sugarbird, African Penguin, Cape Wildflowers, Table Mountain, Cape Point and Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens

Habitats Covered

Cape Town, Boulder’s Beach, West Coast National Park, Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve, False Bay, Manyoni Game Reserve

Expected Climate

The tour covers Cape Town and Manyoni Game Reserve, each with distinct winter climates. In Cape Town, expect cool to mild temperatures ranging from 8-18°C (46-64°F) with frequent rain showers, overcast days, and occasional clear, crisp weather. The winter winds can be strong, especially during cold fronts, so warm, waterproof clothing and layers are recommended. At Manyoni Game Reserve in Zululand, temperatures are milder, ranging from 10-25°C (50-77°F), with clear, sunny days and cool nights. This dry season is ideal for wildlife viewing as animals congregate around water sources. Light layers for daytime and warm clothing for early morning and evening game drives are advisable.

Tour Pace & Walking

The tour combines active wildlife viewing and exploration with ample time for relaxation and enjoyment of the scenic surroundings, making it suitable for travelers looking for a balanced itinerary.

Accommodation

Good to comfortable.

What our clients say about us

Gregory de Klerk
KK, Eastern South Africa X 2016

Greg was a fantastic guide, and I hope that I can take another tour/bird with him again in the future. I greatly enjoyed birding and spending time with him, he was very personable and I'm glad that we were able to become friends. Greg knew where to search for the birds and was extremely knowledgeable about birds and other wildlife and natural history. I also greatly appreciated how Greg dealt with issues that arose with other guests, and how quickly he tried to step in and prevent problems from escalating further. Guiding can be a difficult job, and Greg did a terrific job.

Julian Parsons
MW, South Africa

Julian did an outstanding job leading the tour. I understand he is a new guide w/ Rockjumper, but it seemed like he had years of experience. His birding skills were superb, as expected. His knowledge of all the obscure larks and LBJs was very impressive. Importantly, he handled logistics very well, managed client expectations and personalities superbly, and was always cheerful and kept things positive. I've got to give a nod to the driver as well, he was a joy to be around. Always cheerful (regardless of tire problems in the Karoo) and willing to jimmy the vehicle around so everyone gets a good look. A definite asset to the tour. I understand these trips run smoothly because of all the support back at the office. Thanks to everyone involved. All of my communications pre-tour were handled promptly and professionally. The whole Rockjumper team were a real pleasure to work with. Can't wait to do it again!

André Bernon
B

André in particular went out of his way to make sure our stay was as wonderful as it could be. Andre is also a great guide, with the ability to spot just about everything that moves, even if the movement is only breathing.

André Bernon
A

A massive thanks has to go to André, the ranger, he was exceptional. His knowledge of wildlife was incredible. We were able to learn so much about the animals, plants and he is the 'bird' guru!! We cant thank him enough for his time, going out of his way to show us everything possible, we saw everything.

James Wade Lee
JS - South Africa 2024

Greg and Wade were both amazing in their depth of knowledge of all things South African! They made sure we all got on the birds and described in detail what we should be looking for. Accommodations were lovely (Kruger a little less so, but ok). The Safari was the highlight of the trip. All in all I’d definitely recommend this tour.

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