Chapter 1 · Days 1–4
Cape Town
Ellerman House · 3 nights
10 NIGHTS10 NIGHTS
3 LODGES3 LODGES
FROM $22,989 per person sharing
Chapter 1 · Days 1–4
Ellerman House · 3 nights
Chapter 2 · Days 4–7
Tanda Tula Safari Camp · 3 nights
Chapter 3 · Days 7–11
Alphonse Island · 4 nights
Ten nights, three horizons. You begin beneath Table Mountain at the edge of the Atlantic. You cross to Tanda Tula in the Timbavati Nature Reserve, part of the unfenced Greater Kruger landscape. You end on a coral atoll in the Indian Ocean, where the reef drops away into deep blue water.
Think of this as a flavour of what's possible. Every journey is shaped around your party, your dates, your pace. Any lodge, night count, or activity can be swapped in or out.
You land at Cape Town International to a meet-and-greet, then a private transfer to Ellerman House, high above the Atlantic in Bantry Bay. An afternoon with the art collection, or on the terrace as the sun goes down over the sea.
Two days with Escape+Explore take you from the Table Mountain cableway and Cape Peninsula to the Franschhoek and Stellenbosch valleys. Along the way are Cape Point, the Boulders penguins, estate tastings and a farmhouse lunch.
A private transfer to the airport and a direct flight to Hoedspruit, where a road transfer takes you into the reserve.
Table Mountain cableway, Cape Peninsula drive, Cape Point, Winelands day tour, Ellerman art collection, Zeitz MOCAA
Bed and breakfast, Selected beverages, Art tours and Zeitz MOCAA entry, Wine tasting, Sundowner cocktails and canapés, Return airport transfers
Airlink from Cape Town to Hoedspruit (4Z 657, 10:15 to 12:45). A drive through the Timbavati brings you into camp in time for the afternoon game drive. Welcome home.
Coffee at first light, followed by morning and afternoon drives with the same guide and tracker. Between outings, there is time for brunch on the main deck, a guided bush walk and an evening boma dinner around the fire.
The journey to the islands begins with a road transfer to the lowveld airport, followed by flights via Johannesburg to Mahé. The final connection to Alphonse follows the island's limited flight timetable and may require a night on Mahé, depending on your dates. Your travel consultant will confirm the route before quoting.
Twice-daily game drives, Guided bush walks, Big cats of the Timbavati, Sundowners in the riverbed, Same guide and tracker throughout
Full board, Selected beverages, All activities, Sustainability levy
A light aircraft brings you in low over the lagoon to Alphonse. Settle into your beach bungalow as the tide turns and the day cools.
Three full days follow the tide. Fish the flats, dive or snorkel over the reef, explore by kayak or bicycle, or spend an unhurried afternoon on the beach. There is time to do as much or as little as you choose.
A last morning on the beach, then the charter back to Mahé and the flight home.
Saltwater fly-fishing, Diving and snorkelling, Coral atoll and lagoon, Beaches and bicycles, Barefoot all-inclusive dining
All meals, House beverages during activities, Non-motorised activities, Guided house-reef snorkelling and watersport equipment, Island bicycles, Wi-Fi, Scheduled inter-island charter flights
The islands are worth the journey. From Tanda Tula, the route continues through Johannesburg and Mahé before the final flight to Alphonse. Inter-island flights run on a limited schedule, so the journey may require a night on Mahé or a change to the order. Your travel consultant will confirm the cleanest connection before quoting.
No. Fly-fishing is a major draw, but Alphonse also offers diving, snorkelling, beaches, bicycles and a spa. The stay is all-inclusive.
The Timbavati Nature Reserve is a low-risk malaria area. We'll advise on simple precautions before you travel. Cape Town and the Seychelles are malaria-free.
Yes. The safari or the island stay can be lengthened, and Alphonse can be exchanged for another Seychelles or Indian Ocean property. Your travel consultant can shape it around you.