Your Family Adventure in South Africa

Cape Town is a true fan favorite, with its exciting Mediterranean vibe, amazing culinary scene, beautiful Cape Dutch architecture, thriving art community, and successful sports teams – all set to the backdrop of iconic Table Mountain and the turbulent waters of the Atlantic Ocean. It is no wonder it is called The Mother City. This vibrant, trendy city has broad appeal. Local attractions include Table Mountain, Robben Island, the V&A Waterfront, Bo-Kaap, boutique shops, numerous museums, wineries, and world famous restaurants.

Cape Town’s rich cultural heritage dates back more than 300 years and its diversity is evident in the city’s architecture, art, and food. It is the second most populous city in South Africa and sits at the southwest tip of Africa.

The Clarendon, Bantry Bay, isn’t a hotel that shouts.

It whispers, rewards, relaxes and enchants. You know a boutique hotel is doing things right when half the people at the sunny breakfast tables are all return guests.

Once you’ve personally experienced the sweeping sea views, the warm 5-star hospitality, the perfect wind-free location, and the intimate luxurious charm of the Clarendon, you’ll find it difficult to stay anywhere else in Cape Town.

The Sabi Sand Nature Reserve, named for the Sabie and Sand Rivers which flow through it, is renowned for its wildlife density and predator interactions; seldom will a visitor not see the Big Five. Although it shares a fenceless boundary with Kruger National Park, much of the wildlife in the Sabi Sand stays more or less in the reserve. Over the years, the animals have become used to the presence of safari vehicles, resulting in close encounters, particularly with the elusive leopards.

Roaming packs of African wild dogs, territorial lions, and large herds of elephants are also signature sightings. As well as having a consistently high density of wildlife, the reserve's conservation ethos keeps vehicle numbers to a minimum at wildlife sightings. This offers a more exclusive safari experience while ensuring the welfare of the habituated animals. Being in the private reserve generally affords more flexibility with opportunities to off-road, enjoy night drives and bush walks, all of which make visiting this area a truly unique experience.

Nestled in the Leadwood tree canopy, this lodge is a sanctuary of elegance and simplicity. Tree Camp is a celebration of over four decades of connections and kinship with the wild free-roaming leopards that move through Londolozi.

Guests spend lazy afternoons on the Tree Camp deck, a beverage in hand, as elephants pass in the river below. By night, the camp glows with countless lanterns and rings with laughter and conversation.

No two days are the same at Londolozi and the experience is tailored to suit individual preferences and expectations. There is a certain rhythm and pace to the experience that stirs a sense of homecoming on repeat visits and a pleasing sense of order for first time bushveld visitors.

Your game drives at Londolozi are with professional, passionate, and knowledgeable rangers and trackers, who have many years of experience between them. With over 16,000 hectares of traversing wilderness, no two game drives are ever the same.

After one final morning game drive, bid farewell to your time on safari and your family adventure in South Africa. You'll transfer to Skukuza Airport for your short flight to Johannesburg.

Travel onward to Switzerland, enjoying arrangements booked independently. Wishing your family a happy new year!

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