Price Per Person Sharing
Starting from $1,922
Country
South Africa
Duration
5 Nights
What to expect on your...
African Glamping Safari
This journey is more than a trip—it’s a rhythm, a mood, a transformation. You’ll begin in the heart of Cape Town, where the scent of salt hangs in the air and every street hums with life. With Table Mountain as your backdrop and the Atlantic Ocean at your feet, Cape Town invites you to slow your pace and soak it all in: the bold colours of Bo-Kaap, the sound of a dozen languages spoken on bustling sidewalks, and the soul of a city that carries stories in every mural, market stall, and meal.
Here, days are filled with discovery and delight. Wander through vibrant neighbourhoods, dine on just-caught seafood at cosy, local gems like Miller’s Thumb, and sip a crisp glass of wine as the sun sinks into the sea. Cape Town is a city of layers—cultural, historical, and personal—and you’ll feel welcomed into all of them.
Then, just as your senses settle into the rhythm of the city, the wild calls.
A short flight transports you into an entirely different world: the rugged beauty of the Eastern Cape’s Amakhala Game Reserve. Here, the modern fades and the ancient comes alive. Quatermain’s 1920s Safari Camp, your home in the bush, strips away distraction and offers something richer—authentic connection. With no paved roads or buzzing air conditioners, only canvas tents, crackling fires, and the distant echo of wildlife, this is a glamping safari in Africa at its most meaningful.
Mornings bring golden light and the thrill of game drives, where expert rangers guide you in search of the Big Five—and perhaps more importantly, the small moments: a lion’s yawn, a silent stare from a grazing antelope, a sudden burst of birdsong. In the afternoons, you trade engines for footprints. Guided bush walks bring you closer to the land, to its hidden language of tracks, scents, and plant lore. Every step reveals something new, reminding you that the essence of a glamping safari in Africa lies not only in comfort but in intimacy with the wilderness.
Evenings are when the magic deepens. Lanterns glow, fires crackle, and stars unfold above you. Meals are shared, stories are told, and stillness settles in. There’s time to breathe, to reflect, and to simply be. Whether it’s the sound of distant lions calling through the night or the warmth of conversation around the fire, these moments define the deeper meaning of a glamping safari in Africa—luxury woven seamlessly into the rawness of nature.
This journey blends the vibrant and the wild, the refined and the raw. It’s for those who want to feel something real: the heartbeat of a city, the pulse of the wilderness, and the quiet renewal that comes when you let Africa move you. For some, it’s the thrill of spotting elephants at dawn; for others, it’s the serenity of canvas tents under star-filled skies. No matter how you arrive, you’ll leave changed—shaped by an experience that is both grounding and transformative.
Expect adventure. Expect beauty. Expect a deeper kind of travel—the kind that changes you. A glamping safari in Africa is not just about where you stay, but how you feel: immersed, connected, and forever captivated by the spirit of the land.
- Inclusions
- Local Flights
- Selected Meals & Beverages
- Scheduled Activities
- Transport Logistics
- Exclusions
- Gratuities
- International Flights
- Comprehensive Travel Insurance
- Items not mentioned under Inclusions
This safari is great for
- Big 5 Safari
- Lion Safari
- Elephant Safari
- Private Guides
- Luxury Safari in Africa
- Adventure
- Nature
- Game Drives
- Safari Holiday
Best time to go
5=May, 6=Jun, 7=Jul, 8=Aug, 9=Sep 5=May, 6=Jun, 7=Jul, 8=Aug, 9=SepWhy is this safari sustainable?
This glamping safari has been carefully curated to honour people, place, and planet. Each element of the journey reflects a commitment to ethical travel, from inclusive partnerships and conservation-focused stays to low-impact transport and meaningful cultural encounters.
Your city stay at Point B Guest House supports a values-led, locally owned business with strong Fair Trade Tourism and Travelife Gold credentials. By choosing a guest house that uplifts historically underrepresented communities and minimises its environmental footprint, your travel spend directly contributes to equitable, sustainable tourism in Cape Town.
The journey continues with Hannival’s Tours, a Black-owned transfer company that reflects Cape Town’s vibrant entrepreneurial spirit and promotes inclusive tourism in South Africa. This partnership supports local livelihoods and offers travellers a more authentic connection to place.
In the Eastern Cape, Quatermain’s 1920s Safari Camp offers an immersive, low-impact wilderness experience. With its solar-powered, canvas safari tents and focus on conservation education, the camp preserves the golden era of safari in both style and ethos. Activities like walking safaris and the optional cave sleepout deepen your relationship with the land while reducing your environmental impact.
Throughout, this journey prioritises small-scale, independently owned establishments and experiences that give back to local communities and protect fragile ecosystems. It’s a safari that slows down, leans in, and leaves behind a positive trace, a glamping journey that reflects what sustainable travel can truly be.
YOUR ADVENTURE BEGINS
DAY 1 in Cape Town
Soulful Arrival in Cape Town
Tucked beneath Signal Hill in the peaceful neighborhood of Green Point, Point B Guest House offers a refined yet homely welcome to Cape Town. Your thoughtfully appointed Standard Room is a sanctuary of warmth, dressed in soft linens and warm tones, offering all the comforts needed to ease into your journey. The boutique guest house exudes understated charm, with a leafy veranda and tranquil courtyard pool inviting quiet moments of reflection. From this central location, you’re perfectly placed to explore Cape Town’s rich contrasts—urban sophistication, cultural heritage, and breathtaking nature—before retreating into a restful, stylish space. Whether you’re wandering through colorful streets or relaxing under African skies, Point B is your soulful home base.
Point B Guest House
14 Pine Rd, Green Point Cape Town, 8051, South Africa
+27 21 434 0902
A short drive from Cape Town International Airport (approx. 30 minutes) delivers you straight into the city’s vibrant heart and your Green Point accommodation.
Spend your arrival day easing into the city’s rhythm. Stroll the Sea Point Promenade with Atlantic views, explore the vibrant colors and history of Bo-Kaap, or ascend Table Mountain for breathtaking vistas. This is your invitation to wander, absorb, and connect at your own pace with the spirit of Cape Town.
Breakfast
DAY 2 - 5 in Amakhala Game Reserve
Step Into the Wilderness on Foot
Your base for this unforgettable stretch of the journey is Quatermain’s 1920s Safari Camp, an off-grid gem tucked into the rugged beauty of Amakhala Game Reserve. This intimate glamping camp invites you to step back in time to the golden age of African exploration—canvas tents shaded by acacia trees, paraffin lanterns glowing softly at night, and vintage campaign furniture that brings nostalgia to life. Devoid of electricity and Wi-Fi, the camp encourages reconnection: with nature, with your fellow travellers, and with yourself. Each tent is thoughtfully appointed for warmth and simplicity, offering plush bedding, characterful touches, and the peaceful soundtrack of the bush. Mornings begin with birdsong, coffee by the fire, and the distant call of wildlife, while evenings wind down with shared meals beneath star-drenched skies and the comfort of a glowing firepit. Quatermain’s isn’t just a place to sleep—it’s a return to presence, stillness, and something deeply essential.
Quatermain’s 1920’s Safari Camp
https://www.quatermainscamp.co.za/
Carnarvon Dale, Amakhala Game Reserve, Paterson, 6130, Eastern Cape
+27 (0)79 307 6640
You’ll fly from Cape Town to Port Elizabeth, followed by a scenic overland transfer through shifting landscapes—from open farmland to the dense thickets of Amakhala Game Reserve.
Each day blends exhilarating game drives with slow, immersive walking safaris. Mornings begin with the thrill of spotting elephants, lions, giraffes, and zebra as the savanna awakens in golden light. Afternoons shift pace with guided walks led by expert rangers—an invitation to connect more deeply with the land. Learn to track footprints, identify medicinal plants, and tune into the bush’s quiet details: a chameleon on bark, the scent of crushed wild sage, the flick of a lizard’s tail. It’s a sensory-rich experience that brings meaning and presence to every step, especially for children naturally attuned to nature’s small wonders.
Lunch and dinner are included daily
DAY 6 in Cape Town
From Safari Stillness to Cape Town Skies
No overnight accommodation is included in this segment of the journey. However, this transitional day is crafted with the same thoughtfulness as the rest of your adventure. You begin your morning surrounded by the golden hush of the Eastern Cape bush, where the quiet ambiance of the wild offers a soft and reflective farewell. After breakfast, you’ll leave behind the canvas comfort of safari life and traverse scenic country roads, heading toward Port Elizabeth. The journey itself becomes part of the experience—rolling hills, sweeping plains, and wide African skies unfold as a final tribute to your time in nature. Upon arrival in Cape Town, the dramatic meeting of mountain and sea sets the stage for the final leg of your journey, whether that means rest, reflection, or one last taste of adventure before heading home.
A scenic overland transfer from Amakhala to Port Elizabeth, followed by a short domestic flight to Cape Town.
Your day begins with a peaceful morning in the bush before taking a final game-viewing drive through the Eastern Cape. The flight to Cape Town reveals breathtaking aerial views as you approach the dramatic coastline and iconic Table Mountain—marking a gentle, reflective close to your safari journey.
Breakfast
YOU'VE REACHED THE END OF YOUR JOURNEY!
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