A Malaria Free Family Friendly South African Safari Holiday

Day 1: Enter into Cape Town

There is something special in the air of Cape Town. The tranquil land seeking out for nature lovers is incredible. Landing in Cape Town makes you get closer to nature in the form of Table Mountain, and the two oceans providing the calm sense of serenity. Spend your first day gazing out the vibrant colors of the city and retreating the mountain slopes. Don’t miss to visit the ancient wine and culinary region surrounded by the Table Mountains.

Day 2-3: Climbing up the Table Mountains

If you are in Cape Town, you can not escape from visiting the imperious and the stunning Table mountains,  flat-topped mountains forming a prominent landmark overlooking the city of Cape Town in South Africa. Book a full day private tour up to the height of table mountains and revel being surrounded by the rocky mountains. It’s not only the mountains that will draw your attention but the surroundings as well. Feel slimy kelp, beveled starfish and smooth hermit crabs, magnificent picturesque scenery,  impressive 17th century Castle of Good Hope (the country’s oldest colonial building), marvelous tree squirrels in the beautiful Company Gardens, and much more. Do not miss the magnificent panoramic views from Signal Hill.

Day 4: Wilderness – Immersed in the Garden Route Coast

Though, South Africa is a very safe place one can visit with a family, the image it has at the international level is the opposite. People become surprised when they visit South Africa and find the trave so easy and safe. Perhaps this is epitomized by the quality of the roads. The highways are quite seamless enough to make you get lost in the drive itself. You can have a car rented and simply enjoy a self-drive tour on the roads of South Africa. While enjoying all this, keep yourself away from the monkeys who are in abundant in SA.

Day 5: Enjoy Canoeing through the Forests

Want to experience how it feels when countless birds call along the riverbanks? Get it all while canoeing throughout the forest. Keep paddling and exploring the untamed regions of the forest while being in the center of the river. Gaze at the branches, the deep forest, and the wildlife that comes at the edges of the waterhole. A 30-minute canoeing is enough to give you a deeper and fuller experience which you will cherish throughout your life.

Day 6: Witness the Big Game Safari in Shamwari Private Game Reserve

When done with the canoeing, get ready to fly to Port Elizabeth, and then drive one hour to the stunning Shamwari Private Game Reserve. It’s a lodge located in the southern portion of this expansive reserve, Riverdene is a fully fenced property extremely well suited to catering for children. This is the best place where kids can enroll themselves in some exciting activities while enjoying a South African Safari Holiday. From game driving to scrapbooking, visiting the rehabilitation centers to be a part of a number of cultural activities, this is a place no kid can feel bored. So, spend a day at Shamwari Private Game Reserve, if not for yourself, then for your lovely kids.