Day at leisure to enjoy all that this vibrant city has to offer.

Departure will be early this morning to make your way to the beautiful, undulating landscape of the Mpumalanga Province. Your first stop will be the historical town of Pilgrims Rest where you'll have some time to explore the town. In the afternoon you'll visit one of the well-known waterfalls in the area, the Mac Mac Falls.

This morning you'll take a leisurely drive to the awe-inspiring viewpoints of Blyde River Canyon and God's Window. Then you'll head to the famous Kruger National park for an afternoon game drive where you have the opportunity to experience close encounters with game such as elephant, lion, rhino and buffalo in their natural, unfenced environment. An optional night drive is available at some of the camps.

The best time to see the game is early morning and late afternoon. So, you'll have an early start for the first game drive, setting out to spot some of the 'Big 5', and then return to camp for brunch. You relax during the heat of the day, and go out on a second game drive in the afternoon. You'll enjoy dinner at the camp's restaurant. Dinner to your own expense.

Set out early this morning for some more game viewing in Kruger National Park. Then you'll make your way south to the little Kingdom of Swaziland. You head to Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, which was the first of Swaziland's wildlife refuges. You will have the afternoon to enjoy some optional activities in this beautiful reserve such as horse riding, mountain bike riding and game walking.

Today you will make your way to Hluhluwe and then to St Lucia, a world heritage site. You have the option of going on a sundowner cruise on Lake St Lucia, or simply relaxing in the village.

You'll head out early this morning for a game drive in Hluhluwe/Umfolozi National Park, home to the largest population of black and white rhino in the world. Enjoy some close encounters with game in this well-known reserve. Then you'll return to St Lucia where you have more time to do optional activities, such as snorkelling at Cape Vidal beach, an open vehicle game drive in Cape Vidal reserve or a visit to the cultural village.

Kruger and Kwazulu Safari is a module of the 'Rainbow Nation' tour, and all clients booked on this module will be dropped off in Durban on this day.

Drakensberg and Garden Route Explorer is also a module of the 'Rainbow Nation' tour, and all clients booked on this tour will be collected in Durban on this day before departing to the Drakensberg.

After this short stop, you will head to the hills as you make your way to the dramatic mountain scenery of the southern Drakensberg.

If clients are being dropped off or picked up at this point, you will travel via north Durban.

After breakfast you'll enjoy a full day hike into the mountains taking a lunch pack along with you. Alternatively, you can enjoy an exciting optional 4x4 drive to the top of Sani Pass to enjoy a cold drink in the highest pub in Africa.

You'll make your way further south to the beautiful Wild Coast and the little town of Coffee Bay, a misty, untouched bay haunted by friendly ghosts of shipwrecked sailors. The name derived from a coffee-carrying ship that ran aground here.

Spend the day at leisure. Visit the much-photographed rock feature 'the hole in the wall', known in Transkei mythology as a home of angry spirits. Take in the Wild Coast's dramatic scenery by enjoying a walk along the beach. Enjoy some of the optional activities that are available here, such as 4x4 excursions and a visit to the traditional Xhosa craft centre.

Departing early, you make your way towards the Zuurberg Pass, which is quietly tucked away in the dense valley-bushveld of the Eastern Cape.

After breakfast you'll take a leisurely drive to Addo Elephant National Park. Look out for the flightless dung beetle, and watch as it goes about its daily chores rolling dung. You have the afternoon to go on an optional game walk or horse ride in the Zuurberg Nature Reserve.

After breakfast you'll make your way to Tsitsikamma National Park and the Storms River Mouth, the start of the renowned Garden Route. You'll have the afternoon to hike along some of the walking trails, or the option of taking a relaxing boat cruise up the Storms River.

Today you'll make your way to the popular holiday town of Knysna. On the way there, you'll stop at Bloukrans Bridge where you have the option of doing the highest bungee jump in the world (216 m).

In Knysna you'll have a chance to try the excellent locally-grown oysters and locally-brewed ale. There are various other optional activities to do here such as a boat ride across the Knysna lagoon, abseiling off the cliffs at the Knysna heads or a township tour.

Moving on to Oudtshoorn, you'll visit one of the ostrich farms that made Oudtshoorn famous. Try your hand at riding an ostrich! Then you make your way to the Cango Caves to enjoy a tour into the caves to view the magnificent stalagmite and stalactite formations.

Depart early and head towards the 'mother' city of Cape Town. On your way you'll stop at the second oldest town of South Africa, Stellenbosch. You'll have some time to walk around town and visit some of its attractions, and then go for wine tasting at one of the local wine farms.

Then you'll make your way to Cape Town, the final destination of your adventurous tour. Cape Town has many exciting attractions such as the famous Table Mountain, Robben Island, Kirstenbosch's beautiful botanical gardens, The Cape Peninsula and much more. Spend your time here discovering all it has to offer.

Day at leisure to explore Cape Town and enjoy the many optional activities available.

Your tour ends after breakfast.