The Real Cape Town: Winelands, Penguins & the Big Five

• We meet you at the airport and drive you to your hotel — no hunting for a taxi
• Rest after the flight while we answer every question — your holiday starts the moment you land

• We keep this day free on purpose: if anyone's flight is moved or delayed, they catch up calmly and miss nothing
• Sleep in and spend the day your way, with our own Cape Town guide: trusted spas and massage, shops, galleries, the best coffee and places to walk. We'll arrange a transfer or taxi if you need one
• Optional whale-watching trip (extra charge)
• In the evening, the first dinner together at a cosy family winery: we get to know each other and tune in to the adventure ahead

• A slow walk through Stellenbosch: shady avenues, local cafés, art galleries and colonial architecture
• A tasting at one of the region's most beautiful estates — modern design and views that are hard to leave
• A second estate in a completely different style, for a stroll and photos
• Dinner at one of Capetonians' own favourite restaurants

• Hermanus, the little town on the bay where whales have come for centuries to raise their calves
• Cape Agulhas, the southernmost point of Africa and a place of real power: here you see with your own eyes where the Indian Ocean meets the Atlantic
• Up the old lighthouse, a walk along the shore and seafood at a restaurant right by the water
• The water here is noticeably warmer than in Cape Town — bring your swimsuit

• Into the heart of the country, to a private game reserve, in search of the Big Five
• Your ranger explains how the animals live, where they roam and how their populations are protected
• Animals you have only ever seen in photos — at arm's length

• Morning on Table Mountain: over 1,000 metres above the city, the ocean and beaches below, a walk across the protected plateau
• Afternoon in the historic centre, where colonial façades stand next to modern buildings, and the colourful houses of Bo-Kaap
• Corners tourists rarely reach, and Cape Town as it lives today
• Dinner with an ocean view

• The Lion's Head hike — the most beautiful trail in town, and no special fitness needed
• Brunch on a historic square
• The Company's Garden, Cape Town's green heart and oldest park — once the vegetable garden for the East India Company's ships: we feed the squirrels and look into the museum of contemporary African art
• In the evening, a sunset picnic by the ocean

• Chapman's Peak Drive, squeezed between the Atlantic and sheer cliffs — one of the most scenic roads on earth
• The Cape of Good Hope: up to the lighthouse and out to watch the local wildlife
• Penguins from two spots: a secret beach for a selfie at arm's length, and a viewing deck over the whole colony
• Fur seals playing in the water, then dinner at a seafood restaurant

• Check-out and transfer to the airport — or on to Victoria Falls
• Staying a few more days in Cape Town? We'll tell you where to stay, what to see and where to eat, and move your transfer to your flight date

• Morning flight from Cape Town to Zimbabwe
• Evening boat trip on the Zambezi among hippo families and crocodiles, then dinner on the riverbank

• A morning game drive for the Big Five, in the park with the largest elephant population in the world
• Lunch at an African safari lodge
• In the afternoon, into the boats: a river safari on the Chobe — hippos, crocodiles and elephants at the water's edge

• The most powerful waterfall in the world, from both sides — Zimbabwe and Zambia
• Lunch at a restaurant where giraffes and zebras wander freely
• The true scale of the falls only shows from the air — an optional helicopter flight can be arranged (extra charge)
• Gin tasting and a farewell dinner: sharing stories and dreaming up the next trip

• Transfer to the airport and the flight home — with a head full of memories and that African magic

Why travel with Africa Dream

• Russian-speaking guides who know Africa inside out
• Comfortable, characterful hotels — places you'll genuinely enjoy staying
• The best places for lunch and dinner: no tourist menus, only what locals love
• A balanced programme: activity alternates with rest — no rushing, no burnout
• A private group chat and support before, during and after the trip
• A written contract — everything clear and transparent