Golf and Safari in South Africa

Greater Kruger Park

Day 1 to Day 4

This first leg of our journey takes us through one of the country's most beautiful wilderness areas, the Greater Kruger Park. Many would say that the Kruger Park is too developed or too crowded, which is why we love these 150,000 hectares that are totally open to the Kruger but privately managed by a few African enthusiasts. Here, there are only tracks, incredible safaris and small lodges that combine luxury and nature in a masterly way!

Leopards Creek, golf on the edge of the bush

Day 2

Situated on the edge of the Kruger National Park and the Crocodile River, you can enjoy an 18-hole course designed by the famous South African golfer Gary Player, dotted with small lakes and offering magnificent views of the Kruger Park.

Skukuza Golf Course

Day 4

Skukuza Golf Club is a magnificent 9-hole (18-tee) course situated in the world-renowned Kruger National Park on the outskirts of Skukuza rest camp. The rich wildlife sanctuary surrounding the golf course is home to the Big Five, a huge variety of birds and countless animals, which all conspire to provide our visitors with a harmonious close-to-nature golfing experience.

Cape Town

Day 5 to Day 9

After this wilderness stop, we will take you to Cape Town, an incredible contrast that immediately immerses you in the richness of this country. Cape Town is cosmopolitan. Here you will visit the Cape of Good Hope, discover the lively streets of Bo Kaap, Long Street and Kloof St. You will dine on the terraces of the Victoria & Albert Waterfront or at one of the gastronomic tables suggested in your Roadbook. The beaches of Llandudno or Clifton will delight your sun and surf desires!

Royal Cape Golf Club

Day 6

Experience the charm of South Africa’s oldest golf course.In the shadow of Table Mountain lies the Royal Cape Golf Club, established in 1885. We are the current hosts of the Cape Town Open and 10 previous South African Opens.

Steenberg Golf Club

Day 8

Set in the heart of the tranquil Constantia Winelands and surrounded by the Silvermine mountain range lies Steenberg Golf Club voted the 2nd Best Golf Resort in the World by Conde Naste. Situated on the Steenberg Golf Estate, this 18-hole Peter Matkovich championship course is consistently regarded as one of the finest golf courses in Cape Town and South Africa. This golf estate includes a winery, two restaurants and the boutique Steenberg Hotel and Spa. The Steenberg experience begins as you drive through the vineyards and old oak trees and arrive at the club house. Welcome to a day of golf at Cape Town's finest golf estate.

Franschhoek

Day 10 and day 11

After the bush and the ocean, it is time to return to the hilly lands of the Western Cape and discover Franschhoek, the famous "French corner", the historic Cape Dutch buildings of Stellenbosch and the vineyards of Paarl. A gourmet and sporty stopover with the possibility of hiking on the peaks or jumping on a mountain bike to explore the countless vineyards that make this region so rich.

Pearl valley Jack Nicklaus Golf course

Day 11

A destination inspired by the majestic mountain ranges and natural beauty for which the Cape Winelands is renowned. Since opening in 2003, our course has received a multitude of awards and accolades. Most recently, South Africa’s Top 100 Golf Courses, the definitive golf course ranking, named it the 3rd best in the country for 2023.

Hermanus

Day 12 and day 13

Drive to Hermanus along the False Bay. This incredible road offers extraordinary views of the bay. It leads you to Hermanus which, in addition to being an essential place for whale watching, is a superb seaside resort! You will have dinner in the famous square where the whale caller announces the arrival of the whales (included). Fast 125 km stage.

Arabella Golf Course

Day 13

The Arabella Golf Course in Hermanus is an 18-hole, 72-par course that offers arguably one of the finest golfing settings in the Western Cape. Bordering the Bot River Lagoon and overlooking the fynbos-covered Kogelberg Mountains, it is truly a course designed to be played as much as admired. Peter Matkovich's design is complemented by world-class facilities, whether you want to practise your swing on the driving range, improve your clubs in the Pro Shop, use the GPS golf carts, team up with a qualified caddy or take lessons with the club's resident professional. Consistently ranked as one of the top 10 courses in the country by Golf Digest, it's no wonder that Arabella Golf Course has played host to global celebrities and renowned professionals. With a legendary 18th hole, a sought-after 8th hole, sand traps and challenging water hazards, the course has plenty to offer all skill levels.