SOUTH AFRICA 14-DAY ITINERARY
Take in the stunning landscapes of Kruger National Park, embark on a safari adventure to get up close and personal with South Africa’s wildlife, discover Nelson Mandela’s cell on Robben Island, and visit the Apartheid Museum in Johannesburg to learn more about the history of segregation and oppression in South Africa
Here’s an example of a 14-day South Africa itinerary. But remember – we can customize it to suit your needs and add/remove anything to adapt it to your liking:
DAY 1: Arrival in Johannesburg.
DAY 2: Johannesburg (Apartheid Museum). Transfer to Nelspruit.
DAY 3: Panorama Route.
We’ll help you plan all the stops along the way!
DAYS 4-5: Sabi Sands Game Reserve (safari).
DAY 6: Transfer to Kruger National Park.
DAYS 7-8: Kruger National Park (safari).
DAY 9: Transfer to Hlane National Park (Eswatini).
DAY 10: iSimangaliso Wetland Park - St Lucia.
DAY 11: St Lucia Estuary. Flight to Cape Town.
DAYS 12-13: Cape Town.
We’ll let you know everything you can do in Cape Town and its surroundings based on your interests!
DAY 14: Homeward bound.



This is what Beidoo can do for you
- We will be your South Africa trip planner and create a customized itinerary for you so you can enjoy your trip to the full
- We will advise you on when the best time to do a safari in South Africa is
- We will recommend how to dress for a safari in South Africa and give you useful info on prices and how to book a safari
- We will help you with logistics, such as how to get to Robben Island from Cape Town
- We will make you a list of unique things to see in Johannesburg to ensure you make the most of your stay
These are just a few of the many benefits of booking your travel itinerary with Beidoo
You too can save time with your trip planning
If you’d like us to make things easier for you, too, and figure out your step-by-step itinerary for South Africa or any other destination in the world, feel free to reach out and our trip planners will put everything together for you based on your preferences.
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