Cape Town - Johannesburg - Madagascar (Antananarivo) by Air

There's nowhere quite like Cape Town, this amazing city has it all, beaches, award-winning gastronomy and breathtaking landscapes. A fabulous city to explore capped off by the iconic Table Mountain often covered in the "tablecloth of clouds". Shop, Dine and be entertained in the bustling Victoria and Alfred Waterfront while watching a Cape sunset and sipping on sundowners. Hike till your heart is content at Table Top, Lions Head and Devils Peak. Visit Cape Town Wine Country set in some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. Head to the beautiful glistening beaches and the captivating coast and peninsulas.

Visit Table Mountain National Park, Lion's Head, Cape Town Stadium, Table Mountain Aerial Cableway, St. George's Cathedral, Cape Town Diamond Museum, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Castle of Good Hope, Bo-Kaap and so much more.

Johannesburg is the vibrant heart of South Africa, affectionately called Jo'burg or Jozi, it is the 'City of Gold' where the richest gold fields in the world were discovered in the 1880's. This dazzling city has transformed from a troubled past during the Apartheid regime and developed into a booming diverse city offering visitors a unique experience. Explore the fascinating museums, visit the vibrant historic and cultural neighborhoods of Soweto, Sandton, Maboneng and Rosebank, and enjoy the largest green areas in the city including the sprawling Botanical Gardens and the tranquil Emmarentia Dam. The city boasts great shopping opportunities, a large array of food and dining options, a happening nightlife scene and plenty of sights and attractions to seek out.

Explore Gold Reef City, Lion Park, Montecasino, Apartheid Museum, Carlton Center, Wits Art Museum, Origins Centre Museum, South African National Museum, Nelson Mandela Square and so much more!

Antananarivo, also known as Tana, occupies a strategic point at the center of the island of Madagascar. Two forts watch over the city from the east and southwest, while within the city limits lay royal palaces, embassies, some fifty churches and a mosque. The city's most distinguishing feature may be the burnt out remains of the Rova, or Queen's Palace, situated on a prominent hill. Its steep alleys and stairways make Antananarivo a challenging but rewarding city to explore on foot.

Visit and discover the Discover Madagascan History at the Musée Andafiavaratra, Make the Pilgrimage to Ambohimanga, Visit the Musée de l'Art et de Archeologie, Meet Madagascar's Iconic Primates at Lemurs' Park, and so much more.