South Africa Honeymoons
South Africa Honeymoons Ideas
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Southern Love - From Urban South Africa to Wild Botswana
Discover southern Africa, from Johannesburg to Botswana’s Okavango Delta, ending in Cape Town and the Cape Winelands
13 days, from £5550 to £8250
Romance in South Africa and Mozambique - A Bush-to-Beach Escape for Two
Combine South Africa’s wild savannah with Mozambique’s Indian Ocean shores for ten days of romance and adventure
10 days, from £7350 to £8400
Waterfronts, Wine and Wildlife - A South African Honeymoon
Ramp up the romance on this two-week honeymoon across South Africa, from Cape Town and the Winelands to the spectacular Sabi Sands Game Reserve
13 days, from £8400 to £10900
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What can you expect on South Africa honeymoons that you won't find anywhere else?
We have travelled the length and breadth of South Africa, staying at the most romantic lodges and trying out the best activities (and wines), and the key to putting together a South African honeymoon itinerary is choosing what to leave out.
Depending on your exact requirements, our recommendations include the Kruger Park and adjoining private game reserves such as Sabi Sands, which are easily combined with those in KwaZulu-Natal. The safari destinations near Johannesburg (Kruger, Sabi Sands, Madikwe and the Waterberg) are also best in European summer, when the majority of couples get married.
Cape Province, stretching the length of the southern coast, has a marvellous Mediterranean climate at its most agreeable between December and April. Its capital, Cape Town, is the ideal place from which to begin an exploration of the south starting with its own attractions of Table Mountain, Kirstenbosch Gardens and Robben Island, then along the Wine Route and further still into the Great Karoo or east via the Garden Route.