After a full English breakfast, today you will relive the days of the discoverers and of the colonial conquests and you will spend the day on Cape of Good Hope, which you have heard about in school. In 1488 Portuguese navigator Bartolomeu Dias landed on the Cape and called it the Cape of Storms, because he had survived a terrible storm that nearly cost him and his crew their lives. Portuguese King João II, having great expectations for a new Eastern sea route, renamed it the Cape of Good Hope. Here tourists often look forward to seeing large families of baboons. These animals are very cute, but be careful not to feed them, for you might get hurt when they fight for their food. After passing the entrance gate your bus will follow a level road and then drive down to the famous promontory. Here you can make a souvenir photo against a panel that has the coordinates of the Cape of Good Hope. Then you can climb to the highest point of the Cape Peninsula, where you will enjoy the extraordinary beauty of the ocean and the bay. We now say goodbye to the Cape and we are on our way back. The road runs along the coast of False Bay and goes through the small town of Simon’s Town, near which is the largest South African naval base and Boulders Beach are situated. On that beach you will meet the famous Cape penguins. These wonderful animals chose this beach once long ago for hatching their offspring and they live there year-round, delighting local and foreign tourists. You will stop for lunch at a restaurant well known for its seafood recipes. On return a short rest and a dinner in one of the most popular restaurant in Cape Town.

Early rise, and start your two-hour transfer to Gansbaai. There are only two places on earth where you can snorkel with the dangerous great white shark and one of those is Gansbaai. Upon arrival you will be instructed on how to behave with these predators, then you will take a boat especially equipped with a Lander protective cage. Out in the open ocean you will wait for the sharks. They will swim toward the boat, for the skipper lures them with a meat bait on a hook. Now you must decide if you want to dive under the water in the cage and add adrenaline to your bloodstream. In this case you must wear a wet suit, which the company will provide for everyone. If you do not want to dive, you can observe the sharks from the boats, which is also interesting. After the dives you return to shore and you will be offered a light lunch, during which you can discuss the adventures of this unforgettable trip. You can also order a video of your diving with the sharks. The road back passes through the famous wine Valley farms. You will stop at one of them to taste their exclusive wines. The owner of this farm is one of the best winemakers in South Africa. After winetasting and exploring the estate you will have dinner with champagne and oysters.

After a delicious and hearty breakfast you will meet your guide and ride in a comfortable bus for the short trip to the racing site. Today everyone wants to experience a Schumacher Holiday at least once in their lives. A Formula 1 car is waiting for you on your arrival. After arriving at the site, you will enjoy cold drinks. You will be coached, divided into teams and prepare for the race. You will be served snacks and beer and cider only after the end of the competition, where you will make many friends. After racing, the adventure continues! Dinner with lobster and a variety of fresh seafood will be served.

You'll tour one of the most beautiful cities, Cape Town: it is among the top ten most visited cities in the world, Cape Town. Table Mountain, the symbol of the city, will be the starting point of your excursion. You will go up to the mountain in the cable car (payment is made on the spot, for whether it operates depends on the weather) and from the top you will have a bird’s eye view of this unforgettable city. After that you will visit the Cape Town Castle of Good Hope, which was the first stone structure on the peninsula, and from there you will see the Grand Parade, dominated by the Town Hall building. Continuing the journey, you will visit the Company’s Gardens built at the time of Jan van Riebeeck, founder of Cape Town. You can buy peanuts to feed the squirrels, who will eat from your hand. Next to the Gardens you will see St. George’s church, famous for having the largest stained-glass windows in the Southern hemisphere. Nearby are also the Houses of Parliament and the National Gallery of art. A tour of a jewelry factory will help you understand the process of cutting precious stones, and you can touch diamonds of various sizes and learn a lot of interesting information on diamond mining in South Africa. Dinner on the promenade, in one of the many restaurants.

Additional features:

• SAILBOAT

• Walk along the promenade of Queen Victoria and Alfred Waterfront. From here you can sail to the open ocean with a 58ft schooner. Aboard the schooner you will be offered snacks. Nothing can be more pleasant than watching the African sunset from a sailboat with a glass of champagne in your hand.

• Deep Sea Fishing

• Early check-out and depart for deep-sea fishing, fishing for 4-5 hours. The dominant species for fishing in the open ocean are yellow fin tuna (from 40 up to 120 kg), albacore, Mako and blue shark. Return at approximately 3:00 pm. The group will be divided into 3 teams and each participant will have the opportunity for comfortable fishing. On a helicopter flight or microlight aircraft you will fly over Cape Town. This is an exciting spectacle.

• Sand boarding

• As usual, you will meet with your guide in a comfortable bus that will take you to West coast of the Atlantic, to high sand dunes. Surely many of you are passionate about skiing, but now instead of the usual snowy mountains, sand dunes await you, and instead of skis, you will have special ski boards. You can also race down the dunes on a quad bike. .

That evening you will have a dinner in one of the restaurants in Cape Town famous for its seafood .

You will rise early and a comfortable bus will take you to meet new impressions. A 2-hour flight will bring you to Johannesburg, South Africa’s financial capital, where a connecting flight will take you to Victoria Falls. This unique ecological system is the "wonder of the world". Tons of water of the Zambezi River crash down the rocks from a height of more than 100 meters, forming clouds of misty spray. This spray is what the natives call “the clattering smoke". In 1855 the English adventurer David Livingstone discovered this wonder of the world for Europeans and named the falls in honor of Queen Victoria. After flight and border formalities, you will meet with an English-speaking company representative for a short transfer to your hotel. The cozy African atmosphere will induce you to rest. At 4:00pm you will meet in the lobby for a transfer to the river. You will have a boat cruise on the Zambezi River, where with light snacks and a glass of wine, you will enjoy an unforgettable African sunset. Dinner at the hotel restaurant

This day commences with a guided walk to the waterfall. You will pass through tropical "crying", which received its name due to the fact that millions of splashing water drops rise above the waterfall and, as they fall from the forest and the greenery, create the effect of constant dew, like tears falling down from the trees. The waterfall itself amazes you with its majesty, for it is considered one of the widest waterfalls in the world. Its length is 1700 meters. From the Zimbabwe side you see 1200 meters. You will cross the border to the neighboring state of of Zambia and there you will admire a 500-meter high waterfall. After the tour you will transfer for lunch at The Lookout cafe. This is a unique observation point situated at an altitude of 120 meters above the level of the Zambezi River. It overlooks the Batoka Gorge and it has the most beautiful views over the Victoria Falls. After lunch transfer to "Elephant Wallow", where you will have the unique opportunity to see African elephants, learn about their lives and habits, as well as about the project for the conservation of these animals. Don't forget your cameras! You will take many unique photos. After seeing the elephants you will go to the deck above the Masuwe river and have a rest, and admire the African sunset with a glass of fine South African wine or with an exotic cocktail. Then you will be invited for dinner. After dinner, transfer to the hotel.

After a delicious breakfast you will meet at 9:00 with a guide in the reception area. You will have an unforgettable safari in an open jeep through the Zambezi National Park. Then, in several rafting boats, you will ride along channels deep into the forests and have the opportunity to see a variety of animals and birds. You will stop under a large tree for a picnic lunch with soft drinks and cold beer. After lunch you will travel back to the hotel, where you can relax and gather for the evening get-together. Meet in the lobby of the hotel and transfer to the famous restaurant BOMA. This is another ethnic restaurant and a unique cultural experience. The excellent cuisine, including the meat of various exotic animals and the most characteristic dishes of Zimbabwean cuisine will not leave you indifferent, and folk songs and dances will help you to understand the culture and traditions of the Shona. Be sure to try to dance along with folk dancers! After dinner, transfer to your hotel.

Additional features:

3 + transfer ACTIVITY:

• «Zip»

• Crossing a canyon of 425 meters at a speed of 106 km per hour will be exciting and you will get a fair dose of adrenaline.

• «Swing»

• 120 meters above the water, 95 meters long, and 70 meters of free flight.

• «Flying Fox»

• Horizontal jump at an altitude of 120 meters above the water, with a length of 200 meters.

• Camping with Lions

• Under the supervision of a trained ranger, the group follows a pack of lions who walk freely . Precautions are stipulated before departure. Volunteers for this project come from all over the world to help save the lions.

• A helicopter or microlight aircraft flight

• Flight over Victoria Falls to see this "wonder of the world" with a bird's eye view from both sides, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

After breakfast at the hotel, depart for the private reserve Stanley & Livingstone for a safari in an open jeep. Accompanied by experienced rangers, you will see a lot of rare exotic animals. After the safari you will continue with your journey to a village of local residents (20 km), where you can observe their everyday life. At the end of the excursion lunch you will meet "Chifa", the leader of the tribe. You will have the unique opportunity to feast with the local aristocracy and taste of a homemade traditional meal. At the end of the day you can visit the outdoor bazaar of souvenirs, which is a real museum of folk art.
Remember, at the bazaar be sure to bargain! Now a short rest and a gala dinner at the hotel. Drinks will be included.

We regret to say goodbye to the beauty of Africa. Check-out and transfer to the airport for flights to Johannesburg and from there, home.

To new meetings in Africa, dear friends!