Port Elizabeth To Cape Town

Off Whale Season

PE to Cape Town in 5 Days Off whale season

Explore the splendour of the Garden Route on this 5-day guided tour from Port Elizabeth all the way to Cape Town. Come face to face with the gentle giants of the Eastern Cape and see how the elephants (and other wildlife) roam around freely in their natural habitat. Colour your days with all that the Garden Route has to offer; it is a paradise of potential with indigenous forests, lakes and adventure. Discover the wonders of the Karoo, from the world of ostriches, to waterfalls and a 20-million-year-old cave system. Plus, did we mention that there is an opportunity to go wine tasting and maybe do another safari? Thanks to the expertise of our Bonisa tour guides, you will have new-found insight into South Africa.

Highlights

Addo Elephant National Park
Port Elizabeth
Garden Route
Jeffreys Bay
Storms River
Plettenberg Bay
Knysna
Oudtshoorn
Mossel Bay

It is recommended to secure this package while there are no whales in Hermanus; Between the months of December and June

Price

Please select your preference:

With accommodation or without accommodation ?

Accomodation included

Accomodation Excluded

Accomodation included

Estimated Group Price:

Accomodation Excluded

Estimated Group Price:

Destination

One-way Garden Route tour ending in Cape Town

Departure

Port Elizabeth

Suitable for

Couples, families, and groups of all sizes and ages

Included

English Speaking Tour Guide
Private tour
All transport and transfers included
R50 Bonisa Shop shopping voucher per person
Comfortable air condition transport
Addo Elephant National Park entrance fee
Specialised local ranger to guide you inside Addo Elephant National Park
Entrance to the Monkeyland OR Birds of Eden sanctuaries
Half-day scenic boat cruise to a nature reserve
Ostrich Farm Tour
Cango Caves
Game drive in a private game reserve

Excluded

Optional (at an extra cost)

Tour Plan

Day 1

Welcome to the start of your Port Elizabeth to Cape Town tour. We are kicking things off on a high note and with the possibility to see the big five! We suggest leaving Port Elizabeth by no later than 12pm, but the earlier we leave the more time we can spend in South Africa’s third-biggest national park, home to more than 700 elephants, lions, buffaloes, and a variety of smaller game. Here we will be guided by a specialised ranger on a safari and our overnight stop is a small coastal town, famous for its big waves and host to numerous international surfing competitions.

Day 2

Today we make our way into the Garden Route, South Africa’s green heart with indigenous forests, plenty of lakes, rivers, and incredible seaside views. We will visit the world’s first free-roaming multi-species primate sanctuary which stretches out over a space of 12 hectares – eco-tourism is no monkey business. Along the way there is a variety of opportunities to take part in some activities that will call on adventure junkies – from swinging from treetop to treetop to bungy jumping from the world’s highest commercial bungy jump from a bridge.

Day 3

Another day in paradise is on the cards for you, the Garden Route has so much to offer. A half-day activity – which includes a boat cruise, a hike, and lunch – will take you into the indigenous coastal and fynbos forest. You can look forward to spectacular viewpoints, a specialist guide sharing information, going into an ancient sea cave and having lunch under a canopy of trees. You will have some leisure time today and can either explore more of the area (we have a whole list of suggestions when it comes to additional activities) or rest and relax at your accommodation.

Day 4

We are waving the coast goodbye for a day and making our way to the Karoo, South Africa’s semi-arid desert, where we will also be spending the night. Brace yourself for more fun as we tour into an underground natural wonder. The caves that we will be visiting are more than 20 million years old and consist of hidden chambers that you can experience through an easy walk. Due to the area’s climate and rich history, Oudtshoorn is known as the world’s ostrich capital and we will visit an ostrich show farm where you can see an ostrich’s journey from egg to feather. You can even feed them and stand on ostrich eggs to find out just how strong the shells are. Part of today’s itinerary is a trip to a secret waterfall – engraved into the mountain – that not many people know about.

Day 5

Experience more of South Africa’s wildlife on a game drive at a luxurious private reserve which is home to hippos, giraffes, and four of the magnificent big five animals. Slowly but surely, we will make our way to Cape Town where we will drop you off at your hotel in the city or in the Winelands. You can also extend your experience and opt to book our three-day tour of Cape Town – these tours can also be separated into day tours.

Lets Talk

Are you interested in this tour? That’s great! Personal touch is how we do things here, so tours cannot be booked on the website. The price estimates are, well, just estimates and may change according to availability, currency rates and your special requests.

Fill this form and we will contact you to confirm details and finalize the booking.

Name

Date

Country

Phone

Size

Additional

All tours

Port Elizabeth To Cape Town

Off Whale Season

PE to Cape Town in 5 Days Off whale season

Tour Plan

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Tour Location

Lets Talk

KEEP IN TOUCH

African Penguin

Cape Winelands

Kruger National Park

Cape Town Secret Spot

Private Fly

Sleeping Rihno